hours and days but we can already see that the number of cases is increasing as it's up to the industry fights watched like it's a blow to the government which is already facing criticism for extending the lock down and for a slower than expected rollout of vaccines and now the german interior ministry says it's preparing for possible attacks on coronavirus vaccination centers vaccine shipments all vaccine makers by anti vax is and conspiracy theorists germany's health minister is trying to reassure people and says the government say has to offer all germans the job by the end of august. even though we are at the peak of the pandemic now we have started a way out of the pandemic i know that many people feel it's not going fast enough and i too would like to have more vaccines available more quickly so that more people can get back to the natives. bon has also now

announced germany will be the 1st e.u. country to use an experimental antibody treatment to fight the virus that's the one donald trump took to help him recover from code 19 he said it made him feel fantastic the german government's no doubt hoping it'll have the same effect on people here. well let's bring in our chief political correspondent melinda crane who's standing by for us at the home but hospital well into as we understand staff have been ordered to shuttle quarantine what exactly does that mean. that's correct that means that the 1700 medical and technical staff who work here at the clinic have been directed to travel only from their homes to the clinic and back again and that special shuttles are being provided for that purpose to ensure that the staff do not infect any passengers for example on public transport or people in shops and

as your report said the clinic is completely shut it is taking no new patients and those patients who have tested positive are in complete isolation cannot have any visitors with all the hardships that that entails they will match testing started over the weekend but just how serious could this outbreak become well we have 20 confirmed cases here so far 14 patients and 6 staff members but as the report said the clinic is now doing widespread testing some local media are reporting that there may be as many as 50 more cases here at the clinic but that number has not been confirmed neither has it been confirmed that in all those cases this would be the be 117 you taishan that's the british mutation that is so very highly infectious we're also hearing from the clinic leadership is that there is no evidence that this mutation was brought here by a patient or

a member of the staff travelling back from britain or elsewhere in other words it appears that this virus mutation is now here circulating here in berlin already in the community what does that mean the and for the overall situation in germany. well that means 1st of all that the new travel restrictions that have been put in place here in germany asking people to forgo any non-essential travel and asking anyone who is traveling from an infection hotspot to provide a negative test and of course to obey strict warranty and measures that those measures will not stop the new mutations from gaining a foothold in germany and in fact the head of the federal chancellor rhee says he expects the mutations to become the dominant form of the virus in germany meaning that germans absolutely will have to double down on the corona restrictions double down on wearing effective masks double down on keeping social distancing measures

in place and we have some of our biologists saying that hopes that these lock down and tight restriction measures could end by mid february may wind up being disappointed in fact we may see a need to continue a very strict lockdown beyond that point in time mind it just briefly because hospitals tired of border control delays with vaccination now even threats of sabotage germany seems to be losing its battle with the virus well perhaps not losing its battle in fact the overall infection numbers are really coming down now in comparison to the peaks that they reached in december but viral logis are saying that these new mutations are 6 to 8 times more transmissible than the. virus form that we've had here until now therefore indeed the infection risk remains very very high and it will be essential to see this kind of broad

compliance with the measures if germany doesn't want to lose that battle mind a crank thank you very much for the update. dutch prime minister mark hotter has condemned violent protests against a coronavirus curfew at the weekend as criminal unrest flared up in amsterdam and the city of einhorn on the way can't after the government announced the country's 1st nighttime curfew in more than 70 years police say hundreds of people were detained. anger boils over against the night curfew the 1st in 75 years. on the streets of eindhoven protestors set a car on fire and then rampage through shops and the train station. this demonstration in amsterdam

is illegal but residents a furious at the months long lockdown and now the new curfew. live free. things you can think freely. they say their freedom and future are being sacrificed in the fight against the virus. even in the days when the light and i don't agree with the restrictions on freedom. it's certainly true that elderly people of all nobles but there are also so many young people involved and young people of the future. and it's all this is a voice that is saying no we're so afraid we're going in the wrong direction it may be understandable but it's still the wrong way. they are scared of. the government says the curfew is a preventative measure the number of new positive tests have been falling but prime

minister mark rotor warned against a possible surge of infections from the british mutation of the virus. hours after the curfew came into force this is all that's left of a covert testing center on the coast and in amsterdam riot police break up a mostly peaceful demonstration with water cannons the netherlands was one of the last e.u. countries to begin immunizing health work because with production delays slowing vaccination programs across europe a return to freedom here and elsewhere still looks alone why of. a foreign ministers are debating possible fresh sanctions against russia at a meeting today in brussels officials will discuss how they'll react to the detention of kremlin critic alexina valmy and to the arrest of thousands of his supporters during protests this weekend the e.u. has already imposed sanctions on russian individuals close to president putin after

valley's poisoning in organist but calls are growing among some member states to toughen. before the meeting german foreign minister heiko mass cold front of valley and the rest of protesters to be released immediately you have storage because the german government we already made clear at the time of mr obama's arrest that we cannot comprehend this move and demanded mr nirvana's immediate release after the demonstrations over the weekend is now also applies to the protesters who were detained by security forces. according to the russian constitution everyone in russia has the right to express their opinion and to protest so this must be allowed and the principles of the rule of law must be applied. sorts it was russia has always been committed to this so that's why we expect the peaceful protesters who were unjustly detained to be released immediately so that's no one for it sort

of sort of hardness and. i'm joined now by our brussels correspondent ray get. foreign ministers mulling over how they'll respond what if any action do you think they'll take we will hear a lot of strong words again condemning the arrest of mr in the valley and also the arrest of 3000 $500.00 protesters over the weekend and the foreign ministers would also demand the immediate release of these people but you diplomats tell us that there will be no decisions on fresh sanctions there's already a sanctions regime in place in the novel in the case since october since the alleged poisoning of mist in the valley and the diplomats say this is enough we want to wait to sit and grade until next month and see if mr van even would be sentenced to more jail time now the bowl ticket states in particular are demanding

restrictions more sanctions why does the e.u. struggle to find a unified voice when it comes to dealings with russia. for the baltic states as for most probably the neighbors of russia now and they feel more threatens and they often have a descending voice in the descending opinion when it comes to measures against russia. and also the european parliament is demanding sanctions against russia even the stop of the construction of the north stream pipeline in this part from russia to germany which is critical for many you states but in the end you ministers rule today issue one single statement they will speak with one voice but this words will be wreak at least seen from moscow. all right davies correspondent in brussels thank you let's take account of other stories making headlines this hour chinese

state media has reported 9 will miners bodies have been recovered from a mine shaft after being trapped for 2 weeks the death toll now stands at $10.11 miners were rescued alive on the weekend the workers became trapped at the gold mine in chandon province after an explosion damaged the exit. uganda's high court has ruled the house arrest of opposition leader bobby wine is legal a judge ordered security forces to immediately vacate once property the saying it turned politician has been unable to leave his home since elections on january 14th which one claims were rigged in favor of incumbent president yoweri museveni. 'd a hate wave in south australia is stoking bushfires near the city of adelaide firefighters have been battling blazes in the adelaide hills where a number of homes were damaged or destroyed temperatures soared above 40 degrees driving thousands to the beach. where tens of thousands of farmers are driving

their tractors to the indian capital delhi ahead of tuesday's republic day celebrations many of them have already spent weeks camped on the outskirts of the city blocking roads in protest against new laws that are meant to ease regulations on the storage and marketing of crops the found the say they will only benefit big corporations and leave them at the mercy of a free market they w. summation accompanied one determined fama on his long journey to delhi. such non-single spasso needed by his father's tractor as a 6 year old he would follow him to these fields soon after deciding to leave school and farm for a living. but now he's afraid he could lose everything. thanks to new agriculture the former laws passed by the indian government but he doesn't plan to lead to find out if he's travelling to delhi to join the ongoing foremost protests

that. it's better to stay there for 6 months it's better to die there we don't care. if we lose our farms will die anyway so we might as well die there while confronting the government. since teenage son good preet will be looking after the fields while he's a very good pretest already spent 10 days at the protest he does his father to pack extra layers to brave the cold. and sing plans to do just that. with the help of his wife and daughter this is the 1st time he will be spending more than a couple of days away from his family and his feels. the call to move comes when it is still dark out the farmers have to be on their way at the crack of dawn singh's daughter comal is proud of her father but also avoided she says she knows he must

go because their futures are it stick. my goodness the prime minister should understand that he is in his position because of farmers i'd like to remind him that it's the farmers grain the farmers vote that has made him what he is. saying expects to drive to midnight and then again for 7 or 8 hours the next day. but spirits are high c. we are not alone 40 or 50000 of us are taking care of and to get these black laws revoked we don't care how long it takes we'll stay put until these laws are rolled back. you got a man has to come over 400 kilometers on silver this meant for the farms but lucky there is a lot of help along the way. across from job those who cannot participate in the protests are setting up community kitchens to support the farmers there is even

free fuel and medical services. even as the light starts feeding singh still expects to dry for another 6 hours he says he's told that his back hurts but there is no option they must make it. and driving relentlessly they do ahead of said you. know ms of protests was through the doubt about. this almost momentarily forget that exhaustion. really going to grow so i'm happy to be in delhi to fight. this thing knows this isn't going to be easy. multiple rounds of negotiations with the government have feed dozens of deaths including suicides have been deported. but this has only added to singh's determination he has left behind

everything he loves for the 1st time he says he will be sure to make it down. let's bring in data reason i'm aisha james file now who authored that report she's in delhi nimation clearly a lot at stake worry that they'll return empty handed. but about what instance then i'll be admitted and job which is why i've been in deep water. is that the i wouldn't be able to succeed even more so because they think there is no option because beyond that they will always absolutely everything more sleep their lack of the fun that they have depended on not just to be basing of the protests but for generations at the core depths of which we have also visited you will find children as no less stepped up their parents but death to war against these laws because they believe that this has been a likelihood for generations of debate is just getting zing and if these laws are implemented and they do need a few to actually get done until they are really out of luck but ever already been

several rounds of negotiations that have failed and how likely is success why they so positive that something will be different this time but what's remarkable about these protests about that they are not the force to be held against the government or even against the government's new laws and policies however they are already at that step in a fashion because they have actually got the government due to negotiating team or no cost but just had succeeded in doing that and 11 johnson able to you should have seen the government concede a little bit more every time however these comments are adamant that they were only people keep lived during bags full of jest give them laws that have walked the most recent off what was the more significant the government actually offered to suspend the laws put 18 months on to the glitzy she's out on simply because they want these thought s. to dissolve the communist instead said that this actually shows that the government is beginning to have gone down the slope for and it's going to intensify them to

a test and the beginning of that is going to be a massive tractor and that baby has international capital on india's republic day which is tomorrow the 26th of january tell us a bit more about the rally expected tomorrow. well there is a definitely going to be a show of strength bespoke deaths of already been going on do lines at the borders of new jenny that he actually brought us back at the job after all to be back in september and this is the time of another long standing in the end to finish and on the spotless hundredweight you have talents more descending upon the captain negotiated the day will be used to actually allow them to enter the captain and point to such and do it and i want to do it isn't all of these protests like that what does is because the bombers have been blocked from entering the city they actually came to talk to the government directly so this in and says that they've been out into the gap in the significant of the day if they actually think it's significant it might still months of the protests and also draw a lot of attention the government actually said that this tragedy should not be

allowed because it's in bad a sink and dad don't want it to be happening about me but the comments have succeeded that often songs about security about any violence breaking out the families insist being to be exploited and that anybody says that as long as that was the doctor i could go ahead they give me a correspondent. there and tell i thank you. well in soccer news anguish side chelsea have sacked their coach frank lam after a run of 5 defeats in 8 league games lampard leaves with the london club in 9th place in the premier league table 11 points off the top chelsea said that performances had not met expectations this season despite the club's spending nearly 250000000 euro zone you play is german coach thomas took who who was sacked by paris sunshine last month is tipped to take over from. and the german bundesliga league leaders by munich have improved their title hopes

with a 4 nil when i can chalk up the 2 tames at opposite ends of the table faced off on sunday. it's lonely at the bottom of the table where shall kids sit stuck around the top where by and have the chance to make stand then lead after their 2 closest rivals both lost on saturday. shocker held the 4th for 33 minutes when byron broke the deadlock. the hosts 1st left us were kimmage and then tomas mother completely on marked. after the break the defending did not improve by and got their 2nd robert lewandowski bumbling in his 23rd goal of the season already one small commish was the provider this time with a long range pass to find the league's leading scorer. commish then made it a hat trick of assists teeing up thomas mother for his 2nd and byron's 3rd. the

reigning champions now have a comfortable 7 point cushion in 1st place. only have 7 points in total and look ever more likely to go down. to one of germany's most high profile footballers mesut ozil has signed with turkish club fenerbahce as will help germany win the world cup in 24 tane but quit the table in 2018 over claims of racism now he hopes to boost his career after being effectively exiled from his previous club us in ill in the english premier league. a sight many in turkey for they would never see mesut ozil is a fenerbahce player. i'm very excited i've always supported fenerbahce. the move follows a turbulent few years for the 32 year old born in germany with turkish roots the 2014 world cup winner quit the gym need team after alleging racism when he was

criticized for posing for a picture with turkish president letter of the one. that one was even the best man it is those wedding opponents say earlier one is an unfair terry and leader. who stood up for human rights in other parts of the world having called out the chinese government for their treatment of the we go muslims at club level as well was gradually frozen out by asshole after the departure of coach us inventor in 2018 he's not played for the london and since march after the premier league club decided he was not enough of a team player despite paying him 400000 euros a week now often about you have given him the chance to restart his career. been a dream is coming true for me as well not just a fan of but i'm so excited to wear their jersey and hope that i will succeed with all my teammates. after all the controversy there is will now wants his feet to do the talking for the 1st time he is now playing in his

spiritual home turkey. france's scase slopes remain closed due to the coronavirus pandemic but in one alpine resort the snow must go on the town of valois decided to go ahead with its annual snow sculpture competition now in its 38th year 55 for the top prize this year when i went to a sculpture of an owl called the flight of silence. you're watching data revenues coming out next in data to news asia pakistan approves chemical castration as a punishment to write. a sentence deter ripest. and why is indonesia choosing to vaccinate young people against covert 19 before the elderly. those stories and more coming up in news asia with their in spanish that's

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