doesn't stand a chance the crisis drags us through and he has the finest production to top it off. training success for. the taliban. starts july 27th to doug. doug welcome to global 3000 coming up. biking through paris why the coronavirus is encouraging more people to trade for meals or to. summer 2020 in thailand and no tourists in sight. for locals times are tough. and a devastating image that shocked the world 5 years on cordy's father speaks about

his trauma. around the world refugees endure how rowing journeys in their search for a better life. young and old they seek to escape poverty violence and injustice. but the individual stories of refugees rarely get told instead they often become an anonymous abstraction. the number of refugees globally has almost doubled since 2012 to about 80000000 the majority of these people are displaced in their own countries. very few of their stories ever make it into the public domain. but in the rare cases when it happens they have a powerful effect none more so than the fate of 3 year old on court. the tragic exit. the courty family ended at this beach near the turkish village of

. the mother father and their 2 children were trying to reach the greek island of kos in a rubber boat but the boat capsized. little alan and his brother harley and their mother ronna drowned only abdulla cordy survived. the government give over to the capsized after people stood up. i held my wife son . and we had life jackets and tried to keep our children out of the water but it didn't work holly died for us to learn. i'll never forget holly's words when he said to me papa don't be afraid don't look at. the image of little islands dead body made headlines around the world the refugees desperation and their fate now symbolized by a tiny corpse 4 years later we set out to make contact with his father during our

research we 1st came across our lines aunt team according. to their for more than 20 years she remembers the phone call that she had with her brother after the incident all too clearly. the 1st or. second it's all my fault. why. or need to stop. and i said to myself it's all my fault and he said to me. you are the best system in the world you tried to hope.

before. many people. of innocent people of. the world were silent. and to that any age my nephew and one currency that's when it's fools. culch 1000000 in heart. and more and this and now from their silence and they sent enough is enough we need to hope. tina cordie said that her brother now lives in m.b.m. any iraq's kurdish region we were unable to travel to iraq because of the corona virus pandemic on the phone he told us his thoughts about what happened back then.

after the accident i was happy to see how countries open the borders and their hearts to the refugees. and how they gave them a bit of welcome. unfortunately this warm welcome disappeared after 2 or 3 months. will. people not to undertake this dangerous journey to germany want to any other country. kurdish television has also covered up doing according to state and has revealed some good news a don't accord he has once again become a father he remarried 3 years ago.

i was very surprised when the new baby was born i couldn't believe it it was a shock. i didn't know if i should be happy or sad or if i should cry. i have no idea what happened to me. when you lose your own child and i hope it never happens to you. it's a strange feeling if you've already lost a child and then have a new baby. thank god i'm doing better i'm happy about this new child. but sometimes. i am. into the baby and sing into the baby and some time when i open. ground. in the other

because the baby is crying. and he said to me. just can't i just can not hear him crying my sister said maybe he'd take you to. that woman too when he lost his family and. maybe. you know when your travel plans on the feet. long time. i know. for. the new baby is a great gift he has named him alan. virus pandemic has caused devastation all around the world millions of people are grieving the loss of their loved ones many more are wondering where their next

paycheck will come from. among this last group are the huge number of people who rely on tourism to survive. experts estimate that the cove in $1000.00 health crisis will cause $1.00 trillion dollars in losses to the travel industry. that's equivalent to the entire anywhere economic output of mexico especially badly hit by the travel decline jamaica where g.d.p. could fall by 11 percent this year. thailand 2 is expected to see a drop of 9 percent. last year some 40000000 foreign tourists visited the country. so what happens next. thailand looks lovely other never. do gongs are chilling with no people bothering them. the beaches in our nanny and elsewhere are empty and clean that has to do with the

absence of foreign tourists. none have come to put elephant camps since the government barred foreigners from entering the country in march. for the owner such as micio that meant business came to a sudden halt he did receive a one off payment from the government but it didn't go very far. he still has to feed his 4 elephants and they each eat up to 200 kilograms a day. study because of the coronavirus crisis there are no tourists anymore i haven't had any income for months to pay my staff i'm spending my savings it's hard to keep going. there's nothing going on at the tourist shops near the beach and. tourism normally accounts for more than 20 percent of thailand's g.d.p. $6000000.00 people across the country who depend on the industry for their

livelihood face losing their jobs. some families have already been left with nothing. in 2 weeks out visit this village to deliver rice eggs and canned fish. she started collecting donations in april and now helps about 50 families. fishermen can no longer sell many fish now that restaurants are closed hotel workers have nothing to do souvenir sellers have no customers. who's a lawyer says the state can't help everybody. went. broke we need to help them so when i see them like it's. stopping don't have anything to eat so i. thank the group and then trying to add my friends to how. how many tourist boats will we enter service after the pandemic is

anybody's guess last year some were saying there are too many tourists this year it looks like they're going to be 70 percent fewer. the cliff crabby resort is still closed like all the other hotels but. stuff preparing to reopen. general manager joe baer and his team of placing tables far apart to enable social distancing because he says it's important to win the trust of returning guests. and guys is make sure you pinpoint the digital menu to begin because little boy giving menus and to hand. when reopening occurs that may still be no war few foreign guests so hotels are hoping to welcome thai holiday makers to tide them over the big hope

is that by autumn the foreigners will be back. thank you very much with all the measures we have put in place not only as businesses in years but also at the government level you can feel safe to come to the country the country has managed the outbreak better than many others and in many respects so it's a. new national tourism marketing campaign set to replace the well known slogan amazing thailand with amazing trusted thailand finking is that visitors will only come if they have good reason to feel safe. amid all the tragedy and heartbreak the coronavirus has caused they have also been occasional glimmers of hope one of the positive developments concerns how we get around. over the past few months air travel ground to a standstill. and traffic all the disappeared from the roads. overall lock

downs have been good for the climate. this is prompted some cities including the french capital paris to rethink mobility. roger sitting next to dancing around the cones in. easy especially if you're a beginner. but maggie christine has a good reason to keep practicing. i want to be able to ride up hill with my son. i'm not going to give up and also because of the coronavirus i need to stick with it and stop taking the train. and then i'll take the bike. let me parisians are using the pandemic as an opportunity to learn how to ride a bike less confident riders are glad not to have to learn on busy roads. i'm

worried about the traffic it's fine here but it's a different story in the city center with all the cars and busses. reversing bicycle use in the french capital has also and seemed like an uphill battle but with the coronavirus the tide seems to be turning the french government has pledged $16000000.00 euros to promote cycling the funds will be spent on biplanes as well as on training programs. efforts to make the city more environmentally friendly have been ongoing for years authorities had already banned vehicles from our road along the rivers than. now in the era of a pandemic they've gone a step further and ban cars from the who do have or leave a busy thoroughfare. unfortunately such moves have ignited the ire of drivers. fault it's

a passionate cyclist who owns a bike repair shop. we feel under attack from car drivers because our numbers are growing the more space we take up the more we. can equalize among those benefiting from the government's investment in cycling for every bike his workshop prepares the state contributes 50 euros. in the 3 weeks since the scheme began some 60000 bikes have been fixed. on the over these days i start at 9 am and finish at midnight where you're the guy who runs the workshop for me has finally managed to take a day off it was the 1st time in 3 weeks upon a halt was almost run to the public will. miss the move away from cars in favor of bikes is certainly good news for the environment during lockdown road and the air traffic grind to a standstill in the 1st 3 days alone harmful nitrogen dioxide emissions fell by

a 3rd. maybe christine welcomes the trend she's hoping she'll soon be confident enough to cycle with her son. into the young if. the cycling is good for your health and the environment everyone wins again the. 11 year old julia is proud of his mother and. his inventions but it's good to keep active and i'll soon be able to go on bike trips with my mum and that would be cool if it was just trading 4 wheels for to tell her it's an increasing number of people are happy to make this which. let's leave france now and head to brazil where we'll discover a very special snack. in the city of mutton ours is located on the banks of the real name growth in northwestern

brazil the snack bar and rule clemente has been going for 15 years among the items on the menu is what i'm not a traditional brazilian energy drink made from the seeds of the same name. is the. answer. whether or not drinks are a specialty and also a specialty associated with our region amazon us we're talking about beverages that leave you feeling energized these drinks help you stay awake and as well as that they actually reduce your appetite. me that's the reason why so many people here choose to drink them on a regular basis the model bottom half the energizing effects of the plant have been known for years the indigenous people in amazonas used to take it while hunting to stop them from tiring out mr silver has 30 different mixes on the menu her favorite

the house special of course the man went back out to the ingredients i use our avocado peanuts cashews the powder. quite a nice syrup and lots of ice. it all gets thrown into a blender the shop sells 302400 water not drinks every day a single concoction will set you back 10 brazilian riyadh's also michael you have not every morning i have a teaspoon of natural guarana with milk only. it gives you energy yeah some people describe as an effort easier and so it gives you that kind of energy. it also helps if you are trying to lose weight. my best if anybody gives you the power you need to get through the day with your. people in mind i was also live longer than people in other parts of brazil maybe it has to do

with their love of what i not drinks. and. 'd now to our global ideas series this time we're in bangalore a mega city that's known today as india's silicon valley it's green areas once home to some $280.00 lakes. a result of the city's rapid population growth. we paid a visit before the coronavirus struck to find out what residents are doing about the situation. in the heart of bangalore garbage is festering everywhere this neighborhood is literally drowning in it. illegal dumping sites are more than just an eyesore residents complain of a fellow all day long several cases of dengue have been reported in the area.

bank of the municipality has hired so-called marshals to crack down on those littering dumping trash the marshal makes the offender pick up the bag he just threw away. this guy is throwing his weight here yes unseparated it this is a dumping ground for the garbage truck went to his house but because he woke up too late. to be found. $200.00 rupees just under 3 euros for dumping household trash the city's infrastructure is failing to cope with the unchecked development and growth once known as the garden city bangalore now has a new nickname garbage city. some have had enough. every morning. inspects the trash pick up in her neighborhood of koramangala. residents are meant to put their kitchen waste in

a green been without linus it's then directly into the truck. but a chemistry teacher takes it upon herself to educate residents. get it there. but we can't put plastic in the. so that is the only problem i see. if we can i need to see you speak but you should not because it does you know you guys need to know your should not it's of a danger it is to have. you just because it really compost along with their food and then we need the same age difference. not everyone follows the rules all the trash has gone into one bin boy's my blood because. we have been and it's not rocket science. it's just separated how hard this.

entrepreneur is some not only on encounters new dumping sites dany some other spark this. painting them up making but then again in. the environmental engineer has come up with his own solution to reduce the city's waste he's joined forces with thomas rebuild them to set up a bio gas facility. i think they're following instructions we will repeat itself will feature that you feel gannett waste from padma shri ballrooms neighborhood which would normally go to a landfill is instead brought here as a rule material. the trash has to come in well suited otherwise it means high operational costs and less bio gas. today if it's payoff it wasn't as good. this is merely a 100 percent right. but means to strip the floor was an all large with which i

mean but then i would read this extremely good i mean this is not all good enough for. the facility processes about 600 kilograms of local kitchen waste a day turning it into slowing the actual plant is further away built in refurbished shipping containers on land provided by the local authorities. there is also a business model. the old bio gas is purified here and then stored in a tank. the resulting gas brand named carbon lights is sold. what we're producing as an end product. might be 4 percent of meet him which means it's much better than gas it can displace any fossil fuel. so at the end of the day we're creating a. a clean clean renewable energy right here in. the biggest

buy is a neighboring restaurant the gas is piped in from just 200 meters away. the restaurant is hugely popular the kitchen uses about 70 kilograms of bio gas a day which is also cheaper than conventional cooking gas. demonstrated your pipe for up the river and all the old. you go to the stocks and in those. respects you know it's cost effective it's green here and we're doing something pretty and right where. the bulk of bangalore's waste is driven 40 to 50 kilometers outside the city there are no official dumps within the city anymore for the $5000.00 tons of garbage bangalore generates every single day. some not only on has scaled up his operations to help keep more waste out of

landfills and make his business buyable. about 13 tons of food waste arrive at this plant north of bangalore every day from i.t. parks and corporate campuses. about $7000.00 jobs have been created here at the bio gas plant. unlike the facility in the city it also compresses the gas it's then bottled into senators that can be shipped to customers across bangalore. our dream is to have this across india with on too close coming into this business running their own micro in it it's a win win for the country as well as creating more jobs and creating energy security. something that i and has already expanded into 2 moves states he plans to continue growing the waste to fuel business model could be a viable way for famu indian cities to clean up their act.

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