this is to give you news a line from girl land world leaders condemned the bloodshed in miramar security forces killed dozens including children the united nations secu says that the regime of committing mass murder thousands are evacuated as islamic militants seize a town in mozambique close to vital gas installations. plus a giant relic of the cold war salvaged from the bottom of the sea one of the last of its kind to caspian sea monster is now going on display.

a michael look who a pleasure to have you with us we begin in miramar where anti-government protesters are back on the streets a day after security forces killed more than 100 civilians world leaders have condemned the bloodshed the united nations says the military is committing mass murder against its own people thousands have fled from miramar into neighboring thailand. the funeral of a 13 year old boy he died when security forces opened fire though there were no protests in the area neighbors say according to witnesses at least 6 children between the ages of $10.16 died during saturday's bloodbath. well of calls there may be other killing not only the people behind the killing and only have the

killing the design the people the killing the people who love it and even become a speaks well in that. the violence coincided with me and mars armed forces holiday . while general celebrated with a military parade security forces were opening fire indiscriminately on the streets it was the defense chiefs of 12 nations have released a joint statement denouncing the hunt as massacre of civilians but rights groups want to see more than words from the international community given the military's track record. this is a military that's had a long history of unity and committing tragedies against its indifference is this time around we're seeing photographs coming out in real time we can say we didn't know what was happening. despite the killings there's little sign that protesters are going home on sunday they've built barricades to stave off security forces in yang gone they're not prepared to let the generals keep control of their country.

reported a has been covering events from miramar for us she joins us now from neighboring bangkok a i imagine yesterday's massacre was a turning point what are you hearing about the mood there. so after yesterday's killings a lot of people in the streets as well as people who have been supporting the civil disobedience movement have really began to talk about. violence as a way to achieve the ends that they are looking for and what a number of people are now saying to join trainings that are provided by our organization that's part of how to resist in place or lasting peace and you know you talked earlier about the 100 nation. the one tapped by the world's militaries as well as many governments around the world but people are seeing that russia china as well as other countries are just at the start of

a mugger there were attending in advance yesterday and so people are really looking towards self-reliance as well as peaceful means to cheat there and now you say no and peaceful means you say south carolina and that goes right into my 2nd question for you which is how much more death can the protestors bear among their ranks before they turn violent themselves. so i think we're already seeing protesters turn towards violence in the lead in the days leading up to yesterday's events and there has been talk among the public about forming a federal army a new you know our military that is outside of them that are very existing m.r.v. one that is partially armed groups but also. civilians who would become soldiers into this new army and we've also seen protesters start to pick up.

whether that be just throwing rocks or people who are bringing slingshots to protests as well as using matar cocktails and other sorts of homemade weapons always things are ratcheted up that night not be good news for either side here as government troops continue killing peaceful protesters are there any signs of dissent in the military's ranks. we have seen a number of soldiers defecting although it's quite a few there's been more police who the fact that there's a number of people who have defected and sought refuge in india there's over 300 people now seeking refuge in india in quite a number of them are police there's also been a number of police officers who have fled central myanmar into regions controlled by organizations in order to keep themselves and their family safe while refusing to obey orders from their superiors to were hurt civilians we haven't seen

quite as many actions from the military. that's reported and for us thank you so much as always. let's briefly highlight some other stories making news around the world at this hour police in bangladesh have opened fire on protesters people gathered despite a nationwide general strike there protesting against a visit by indian prime minister narendra modi critics accuses hindu nationalist party of encouraging religious polarization in india and discriminating against muslim. engineers have still failed to free the huge freighter stuck in the suez canal tens of billions of dollars in cargo have been held up for days the egyptian president has told authorities to remove containers from the grounded ever given. for the 2nd time in as many weeks beijing has been blanketed in dust

by a dangerous sandstorm visibility was severely reduced and the air quality index rose beyond the maximum safe level those who ventured outside had to take special precautions against pollution. at least 20 people have been injured in a suicide bombing outside a catholic cathedral in indonesia authorities say 2 attackers were killed on the island of slow westie the injured were attending mass to mark the start of easter week police say there are links to supporters of the so-called islamic state link to other church bombings in indonesia and the philippines. the beginning of a still week is a holy time for christians but in mecca the celebrations were marred by violence as worshippers were leaving sunday mass 2 suspected suicide bombers set off explosions outside the indonesian city's main catholic cathedral one of them was said to be

a woman. there were about a father to get a cricket happened during the shift change of press the attacker was trying to enter our church and one of our staff was suspicious when the attacker was trying to stand near the gate. the bomb exploded it got me. president called for calm saying his government would ensure people of all faiths can worship without fear. or cross oxy there are some other sport i strongly condemn the terrorism act and i have given instruction to the police chief to take down the terrorist network to the root of some by. their places of worship in indonesia have been targeted before police are investigating if this attack is linked to religious extremism the majority muslim country has a history of islamists to tie. axe indonesia has been on high alert in recent months following the arrests of the prominent leader of an extremist group

counter-terrorism squads have arrested dozens of suspects across the country including in. thousands of people have been evacuated from a gas rich town seized by militants in mozambique survivors of what authorities are calling an islamised attack ever arrived in the provincial capital pemba they were evacuated from power by land and sea militants are keeping the town under siege french energy group hotel is building a multi-billion dollar gas project there. our correspondent adrian krishna was in mozambique before the latest fighting began and is following these events from cape town what more do we know about the attack at this point. michael and us than that 5 things that are still ongoing but at the same time if equation plans are with roads a vessel taking about 2000 people from palm to the regional capital of. them

stuff. but it seems that thousands are still stuck in the city they don't get out south african media houses reports of dozens of people have been killed already at least one south african apparently a convoy of cars tried to get out of a hotel and was ambushed by the terrorists but again we have very little information at this point it is speculated that many people even stuck in this very hotel but it is so difficult to get information you said it's to phone networks have been down since wednesday the government only confirm that there is an attack but they do not give any further information and they also don't allow journalists to go to this area. can you give us a big picture perspective what exactly is happening in mozambique right now. so the local people there call the group al shabab although they have nothing to do with a group of the same name so. they have basically started

a very similar in an insurgency that we saw in northeastern nigeria with you have a poor area of the country one of the poorest areas within the country a lot of people were angry that the government is not investing anything and the government is not listening a few people are ready the response by the security forces is to crack down on them which radicalized even more people so that way things out of control and where the government was downplaying things we have a situation that we see at the moment when we were there last month we had the most gruesome stories from civilians who were running away from from these areas villages who saw their neighbors decapitated in front of them children being kidnapped and there's so many of these stories it has been happening for months it is not clear what the group really once but it is likely that is more about power and access to resources than it is about religion and sounded very much like a country in crisis which likely to be the impact of both the attack and to tell us decision to withdraw. well if they really finally withdraw and

they will not come back this will have to reflect on the economy of mozambique the 6 poorest country in the world and the government was hoping to make more than 98 $1000000000.00 within the next 25 years because of the gas exploitation this is unlikely to happen because up until now the exploitation hasn't started this is all in a very early stage companies already invested a lot they haven't started selling any gas so if they don't do that obviously that will have disastrous effects on the economy and for the government as well increase reporting as always adrian much thanks. transitioning now to a giant relic of the cold war that's been salvaged from the bottom of the sea the hybrid ship aircraft was once the showpiece of the soviet military of nation only a few were ever built now the craft is going on display for flight fans to admire. the gigantic fast dangerous the

a chronic plan is half ship half an aircraft 40 years ago it was designed for m. 50 s. warfare between the soviets and western powers it was this man who tested the flying boat. he was the caspian sea monsters board engineer. but it wasn't a monster back then there were plans to even use the a chronic land for passenger transport because it didn't need large runways and airfields. the a chrono plan was designed in the 1980 s. it was built to protect the russian coast and destroy the enemy fleet and it was meant to do this without being detected by radar the parasail glider moved with the help of the so-called ground effect its wings generated pressure and lifted the 380

ton flying boat a few meters above the water allowing it to move at higher speeds but the flying machine was never actually used on a real mission. to see craft is ruined the work of many designers and engineers but it's good that it's still here because some people were considering dismantling it and using the parts for scrap metal. the caspian sea monster will be displayed at patriot park in dagestan the sea craft symbolizes modern russia drawing parallels to its ancient strength. well germany is moving ahead in its drive to abandon coal as a fuel for generating electricity a coal fired power station in the rural industrial area has been blown up after coming to the end of its working life the cooling tower boiler house and a 250 metre high chimney were all demolished in controlled explosions the german government is committed to phasing out coal by 2038 this site had been generating

electricity for 8 years. you're watching d.w. news up next how current affairs series reporter i'm michael okwu for me in the entire news team here in grill and thanks so much for watching. with him how to be good goes up as well ah yes heidi you know if i had known that the boat would be a small i never would have gone on the trip you know i would not have put myself and my parents in law danger to the lot of theme with a beautifully it would. love one funky bit but that one it would give them i had

serious problems on a personal level and i was unable to live there but once i'm going to. want to know their story in full migrants terrified and reliable information for margaret's. the only way to get here is by air or ship dr camillo create oh has organized an airlift to bring much needed help during the kobe pandemic today they're up to 10 b. key near colombia's pacific coast this dangerous area is teeming with armed groups since the beginning of the pandemic the need has become even greater. holders not scalpel handles not sterile compressive they say doctor the compressor

is on steroids it is so much is lacking in the. doctor coming up the 8 to works as a plastic surgeon in bogota where he performs cosmetic surgery but also helps disfigured accident victims. he lives with his wife in one of the better neighborhoods of the city his housekeeper comes to clean regularly. the doctor says goodbye to her and leaves for the day. we have that much of.

the us but this every day i see this contrast between my own life. it and wants going on in my country he said i think the opportunities life is granted now come with the responsibility. for your all aflutter yes. when the pandemic began dr prieto started collecting donations. such as masks medicines and disinfectants mostly from big companies and 5 donors. bolland here pilots at the pacific civil air patrol for example are also happy to support dr prieto in his efforts. for. flights. occasionally and there are complications to deal with. pilot jose luis ollie better those talks about

a recent mishap while attempting to land after being warned of cows on the runway he was forced to fly over and restart his landing maneuver. during trips to remote areas such experiences are commonplace with no pence's around the landing strip no tower and no air traffic controllers. fortunately upon arriving at tenby key he finds the runway empty. at the beginning of the pandemic the community was virtually cut off. there is no road leading here and since last march the air traffic has been a regular. this presents a problem for the inhabitants who receive food and clothing by air and ship and

hospital supplies are particularly vital the hospital is responsible for. around $20000.00 residents in the surrounding area and it lacks even the most basic facilities no blood reserves tests or oxygen tanks regional health official carmen yasmeen had none does is exasperated. them offer nothing only this but i don't know what else they get the order we have many remote areas and it can take people 7 or 8 hours to get here. and when they do they often can't be treated. then they referred to larger hospitals but that cost time and money and would have the proof fatal for the patient. if this was a little is a lifeline for all of timber they've. been leaking. this woman needs help for her daughter she's been suffering from severe diarrhea

for days. they even took a boat to reach the hospital. but to her dismay the doctors can't help. that's what they want but as i've been here for 3 days with my daughter. to let it examine but couldn't give her the treatment she needed but the diarrhea went away on its own. people. even though the hospital has the best equipment in the area at the moment there's no running water. time and again the power goes out protective clothing is also scarce. so dr ed got it by nias is delighted to receive dr p. a toast protective masks. is certainly important down there with. the very important as it's the only way for us to fight the pandemic. that. they don't but

it's even more important to talk to the people and build awareness and there. were no one there that day party here at night with almost no one wearing masks. but. you only really see masks in the hospital. and all that the pope but i mean i'm a doctor prieto does what he can and. several people from the area have gathered in the waiting room. where he is answering questions about a cold bit. the intellivision when they talk about the corona virus. sometimes they talk about the effectiveness of the vaccination. but over a longer period of time. so if i were to get vaccinated today how long would i be immune. and does it make a difference if i felt the 1st or 2nd jan. one

here but everyone with a look at this hour i can only tell you what we know so far since the vaccine is quite new. look at public opinion we're still learning a lot. more that is good but some studies have shown the vaccine provides 8 months of immunity on. such a method it might be a bit more. work anymore we're not sure. what and we have to wait and see. if. you. know dr prieto treats a boy with a severely infected hand having to make do with a few supplies in an attempt to avoid having to amputate the child's finger instead of putting the boy under he uses a local anesthetic with no sterile gloves or compresses be needed in making a finding inequality is hard to go. when you're in

a hospital like it is that you really understand the what it means that the excess will last how do you want it means to not have access to health can that heal we were professional that i thought of what it means when doctors want to help their fellow human beings is not caught. because they don't have the results it was worth of food. and they don't have the connections to the state government who are now in dallas. for the people here there are bigger concerns than the bias. masks play hardly any role in their everyday lives. there's not much work in the region and people are afraid of criminal gangs since the area is a corridor for drug trafficking. dr prieto feels it's

all the more important to win over people's trust that's why he makes house calls. today he's brought masks and explains how to use them to protect against the virus always ask. for that only one of them he explains to this woman how to use a mask correctly some of it was he was a guest that we had a body like he offers her several of them but asks her to dispose of them properly with i thought both of you not going to thank you. he shows her that she should wear them with the blue side facing out with as we're about up with a. fire. it's important to his donors that he documents his work since donations often don't reach their proper destination for their growth. but a very good idea dr prieto tells the boat driver he's ready to set off again.

after delivering the masks he heads back to. receive a bundle i think of 1st they were a bit skeptical and dismissive of the mosques. but then they were really thankful it was going to this i hope they won't use them whenever possible is going to mean what was your name. back in tim beaky there's good news a military helicopter is arriving with the 1st vaccines with 400 doses for health care workers and people over 83 it's just the town has been waiting a long time for this columbia's vaccination program got off to a slow start but with vaccines now reaching even remote areas there is now at least hope. just one little jab and the 1st doctor in to be key

is bax a native. new. york. doctor prieto hopes the backs of nations will change the public mood making people less skeptical of the health measures. on his way back to the airstrip he stops one last time and spontaneously hands out a few more masks. i feel like we haven't done much and a lot is still lacking. the pandemic has left behind deep wounds. inequality and injustice persist. but of the nearly still our actions aren't

in the finals on a steady business as soon as you know each day we are creating hope is that. the one that can really affect change. and hopefully it will help us live in a better country one than it did then i don't buy the whole. dr coming up rate oh started his airlift in the pandemic. but he wants to continue it even if everyone is vaccinated and the virus is finally brought under control.

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