this is data of a new news live from berlin no beds no drugs no oxygen india's hospital collapses under the weight of a colossal 2nd wave of corona virus infections the capital delhi is counting one covert related death every 5 minutes as people struggle to find help fighting illness also on the program for the 1st time since the military coup me and now the self-proclaimed new leader of mates with other leaders in the region outside the making people gathered to demand an end to the deadly crackdown on government

protesters. and employ it stabbed to death at a police station in france officer to shoot and kill the attacker the french national police union says the signs point to an act of terrorism. oh. i'm rebecca ridge has welcome to the program hospitals in india alone chained desperate appeals for help as the country's health care system crumbles kovac 19 infection rates continue to break global records the government has given top priority to the transport of life saving oxygen but hospitals a so overwhelmed that many people can't even get inside the situation is particularly in the capital delhi where oxygen supplies are running out fast. fighting for breath these patients outside. 1000 hospital in delhi are among the

fortunate ones. the clinic is overwhelmed and lacks free beds but at least it still has oxygen to administer to the most gravely ill among a steady flow of new arrivals. the situation right now here is really very worst critical and all the full control of. the stuff is really corporative but due to the old girl being meanwhile on the walking casualty it is different they're deploying to equal treatment to all the vision of the next 5 years of huygens or you didn't say. these scenes are no exception across the country hospitals are full and turning stricken patients away many are critically low on oxygen supplies as india 2nd wave sets global records for new daily infections social media are flooded with stories of people desperately trying to secure oxygen for loved ones.

that they regret that a. lot of them are going through what i do to speed up deliveries indian railways has launched an oxygen express service ferrying supplies directly from production plants like a beacon of hope the 1st train arrives in maharashtra one of the hardest hit states where more than 62000 people have lost their lives to the virus. inside clinics grieving families play medical stuff while outside crematoriums and cemeteries struggle to accommodate bodies this graveyard expects to run out of space in a matter of days. i think the 2nd wave is more dangerous and deadly. this time it's not even sparing the young ones. at the delhi hospital a group of men heaved their brother out of a rickshaw they tried to get him admitted earlier but were said. home now they

learned it's too late to save him. the father of 5 is dead on arrival since he wasn't admitted to the hospital or taken to its more of his death is unlikely to be counted in the city's swiftly rising official. and miles military commander has travelled to indonesia for an emergency summit of regional late is it's the 1st time general main oneone has left at myanmar since the army seized power from the civilian government at the beginning of february the latest said to press for an end to the violent crackdown on pro-democracy activists according to rights groups hundreds of people have been killed during protests demonstrators say they refused to back down until their elected leaders afraid. remembering the victims of myanmar is crackdown on democracy more than 700 people have been killed since the military seized power in a coup on february 1st in spite of the danger demonstrators take to the streets

almost daily to protest against the military regime and demand to return to democracy. the country's deposed civilian leader aung sun suu kyi remains in detention as do thousands of political prisoners who were rounded up by police. last week opposition groups and ethnic minorities joined forces to form a new national unity government our main job is to and this is a military dictatorship once for all to restore democracy in the freedom. a lot of people. in addition to deaths and arrests the crackdown has also displaced an estimated quarter of a 1000000 people the u.n. says the situation in myanmar poses a regional security risk and is urging as countries to take action.

as it is role is more crucial than ever as the region faces a little crisis in the sea which will require is a robust international response good only on a unified regional effort pro-democracy activists have been calling for a tougher international response to the coup. the summit will be a test of what me and mars neighbors are willing to do for more on this i'm joined by journalist dave byrne about his following this story from kuala lumpur dave let me i'm not pro-democracy movement and human rights organizations have criticized the as countries for inviting later so why has it been given a state at the table. so you know he's going to spring up in an important point here that you don't want to give legitimacy to a military government that took over in a very legitimate manner but on the flip side you know a lot of you are saying look the military they're the ones behind the violence we've got such

a violent situation in myanmar because of the army so you've got to get them to stop and the only way to make that happen is to gauge with them and so that's why you see them there now it was interesting today that the laser put out a press conference giving a press release that came out this morning that i saw were basically you know they talk about how you know this senior gentleman on along with the junta leader would be there but they didn't recognize him as a legitimate leader of the country they didn't say he was illegitimate but they did recognize him in the same sort of light as they recognize leaders from other countries if you look at that statement there so it's interesting to see some of the different approaches that countries are taking i love to be a fly on the wall in that room for a list of reasons one of which is just to see the way that they're addressing him and how you know in the way that they're addressing are they really trying to get them on the same playing field as the other leaders who are there well the country's on as and have so far failed to condemn the coup but they are expected to call for an end to the violence at a summit why are they taking such

a soft approach. so the association of southeast asian nations often gets criticized because it has a policy of noninterference in each other's internal affairs that gets things done by agreeing by consensus which is why a lot of times they can't really agree on substantive things so they face a lot of criticism over that but here they are now facing what is perhaps the biggest crisis in this group's history and it really is not just an internal matter especially this bridge situation really deteriorates even further where you could see massive refugees numbers of refugees into other countries in terms of it could affect how people in vast from around the world not only me m.r. but across the region so now now they're dealing with a situation that they haven't had to deal with before prior to this meeting we've seen stronger statements coming from malaysia singapore indonesia and philippines and then from some of the other countries going on but but here today for auction to show that it has any meaning the low low bar or to take any face is to get

a point a leader to not only agree but to evolve follow through with ending the violence against unarmed civilians against the protesters to stop terrorizing the civilian population they can't get that agreement and haven't a leader actually follow through on it then i see and that's basically impotent now and beyond that what you hope to see is that they could get an agreement to get humanitarian aid into the country that they could get an on going to the country to really be working on the ground there and to get this senior general to agree to a process that could lead to mediation and reconciliation that's when you hope to see those things but it's hard to say they're going to get any of that done today or on tape going about in quantum how many thanks for that. let's turn now to some other stories making headlines around the world more ships and aircraft are joining the search for the indonesian submarine missing since wednesday in the bali

sea hopes are fading of finding the bessel and its 53 crew members the navy says the diesel powered submarine may have run out of oxygen and sunk too deep to be recovered multiple countries are assisting in the f. it. commemorating the estimated 1500000 of their ancestors killed by autumn and turks in 1915 the u.s. is expected to join around 30 other nations and formally recognizing the massacre as genocide historians regard the killings as the 1st genocide of the 20th century however turkey rejects the term. israel has recorded no new day it's related to the coronavirus the country's death toll remained unchanged at more than 6000 on thursday israel has the highest vaccination right in the world with nearly 60 percent of the population immunized against the virus. u.s. health officials say the use of the johnson and johnson coated 19 vaccine can

resume immediately vaccinations using the single dose shot where temporary temporarily halted 11 days ago after a small number of people developed rare blood clots after the shot experts agree the vaccines benefits outweigh the risk of blood clotting. prosecutors in france have opened a terrorism investigation after a police worker was stabbed to death at a police station near paris train paypal thought to be connected to the attack i have been detained french president emanuel said the country would never give in to what he called islamic terrorism. a normally quiet residential neighborhood just outside paris now the center of attention in france security agents flooded the area investigating the killing of a police employee caught off guard. the police station is very well protected there is

a protective lock and so people can't just walk in so the attacker waited for her to go and change her parking ticket the murderer caught her by surprise as she left the police station for just a moment and so it was really a cowardly barbaric attack to kill someone and to kill a policewoman. local media report that the attacker was a 36 year old man with no criminal record witnesses say they heard him say alu ackbar arabic for god is great as he stabbed his victim a police officer then shot the attacker dead there are suggestions the man had previously scouted out the site. the office of the national antiterrorism prosecutor has taken charge over the investigation of the crimes committed here. the reasons for this are 1st how the events occurred which involved looking for

a target. also the way the crime was committed. the profile of the victim. but also the remarks made by the perpetrator at the time of the crime or more will be president emanuel mccann pay tribute to the police work and name does stephanie in a tweet he said the nation stood by her family and in the fight against islam is terrorism we will not give up. and the prime minister condemned what he called another barbaric and cowardly attack let's go straight to paris where our correspondent lisa lewis is standing by lisa what more do we know about the attack. well the police is obviously still looking into his background we know that he was 36 years old he arrived in france in 2009 as an illegal immigrant but then obtained legal papers in 29000 that were valid until the end of this year now the police officer

looking into possible links to other people he's reported to have published posts on social media saying that he was complaining about an atmosphere of islamophobia in france but so far we don't know yet if he has been in contact with anybody else here in france or abroad to plan this attack really place that many people will remember last october when teacher was beheaded in a school not far from where this attack took place now we have an attack at a police station how are people there reacting to this violence. well many people here are under shock and there is not only that attack last year that happened in the same department in $2162.00 police officers were killed at their home in the same department so obviously people are wondering why it's always happening there but especially police officers here in the country now feel particularly threatened their colleagues the stephanie's colleagues the woman who

was killed yesterday they had to watch her being killed because of the the attack or kill her in the air lock and they couldn't access that place so that was really traumatizing for them many people here especially police unions are now saying you know we should protect our police stations better. later lois there will have more headlines at the top of a our state and. i'm secure in the firearm that's hard and in the end this and you're not allowed to stay here any more we will send you back. are you familiar with this. new smugglers we're alliance of. what's your story ready. i'm working i was with women especially are victims of violence in. part and so.