this is the news live from the world mobilizes to try and turn around the current virus catastrophe in india germany and the european union have medical aid on the way so to the united states and britain countries are saving oxygen and other supplies desperately needed to keep people alive also coming up. funerals begin for more than 80 people who died in a fire that swept through a covert 19 borge in a baghdad hospital officials say the blaze was started by an exploding oxygen tank

. and also on the program a historic night at the academy awards and we also of course. always our moment was. close aus nomad land wins the base at the 93rd academy awards the china born south also became the 1st woman to win best director set as a historic each adverse group winners took over the. hello i'm christine linda it's good to have your company. medical health is on its way to india as the country has saved a global record for new infections well the 5th straight day the european union and united states all sending equipment like ventilators and roll materials needed for

vaccines now on the ground the situation is critical hospital beds are scarce morgues all full and the oxygen that is most needed to save lives is in short supply. grief outside hospitals in delhi. disinfecting the dead the fear of infection remains even when life has passed. makeshift formation sites like these a springing up to deal with the rising death toll because charisma turion cemeteries cannot cope. relatives feel helpless as the coronavirus tez through the capital i have money i have everything but i can't get my sister. got me an obit that they left in baghdad no that is not forget no very good we can

do good we can go. as a boy i am tall spittles have run out of oxygen and intensive care beds india's prime minister patients and caution in. our jobs. i'm speaking to you on this radio show at a time when corona is testing our patience and that capacity to bad pay and many of our loved ones have left us too soon a myth also might deliver at this moment in order to win this battle we must listen to scientists. for several days running the indian government has reported more than $300000.00 new infections. doctors worry the recent surge has been fueled by a new variant this one composed of tea while the more infectious and vaccine resistant versions of the virus health experts fear the result could be a virus that's fast spreading and less controllable several countries

have offered help india's air force collected oxygen imports from singapore on the weekend. and the u.s. and the e.u. all planning to send aid e.u. president to phone the alliance says the block is pooling resources to respond to india's request for assistance. but for the securing outside full hospitals in delhi the supplies call to come fast enough. and with an updated now it correspondent emission is standing by how initial so how quickly is international help coming in christine in europe we're talking to what international help last week. significant already has or from war that's been going more is expected but it was all this week the u.a.e.

saudi arabia you can boss on china not how i mean with close of support you also have that you will judge me has made a statement that it will ensure that the bottlenecks in the supply chain well maxine banks are actually on the floor quickly because india actually in fact that supply of vaccines as well as the us invite criticism well the last couple of the sport is shifting supply of rome and used it to shoot production in india out there saying that it actually requires that the domestic production but not what president july and rice but i'm glad. that the u.s. will stand by india and also expedite the production the delivery of these jauntiness much like india by the us do you think it's so. yet and the coronavirus cases have hit a global record peak for a 5th straight day the number is 353000 i'll just point out that that's when over

300000 more cases than the next highest country but even then nimish it's been say that the government is under reporting the number of cases and ditz. most of the evidence or not this is anecdotal but it is definitely of the so i'm not one to join lists have. saying that the $2.00 missions this downs of cities of thought a bottle of water not plus one reagent actually it's people who reported that they're not listening to 10 times as high as the next julian supporting in addition and yes well they do but do you date is behind which ultimately the prevalence of the defeated spending internationally not that it's above 30 percent but a whole lot of this comes at a time when the indian government also twitter feet down tweets critical of its handling of the pandemic sophy traill of information may be hard to expect. india is said to be launching

a larger rollout off its vaccination campaign that say that this week will vaccines be quickly available for everybody this is not just a lot of back. everybody above 18 so this is going to be on bassett dumont already some facts have been. out but the approval of others for vaccines happened chopped off already does just what nick has been to in addition the government is needed more on spin this major manufacturers especially those on the oxford astra zeneca see it however that often sorts of odd a high price point for these maxine's given that the states and prime force now have to buy these vaccines at a higher price for manufacturers and this actually affected in fact the access that many of the guests let me have to solutions however it was important to note that hostile act has been given out we've given all of by the central government. right

that's. reporting for us from davie thank you michelle. iraqi officials say a massive fire at a baghdad hospital treating over 1000 patients was most likely caused by an exploding oxygen tank on sunday funerals were held for some of the 82 victims of the blaze the families of the victims say negligence and corruption contributed to the disaster and have the response. baring their loved ones they desperately tried to save but couldn't catch this man's brother was one of many covert 19 patients at the hospital when a massive fire broke out she rescue teams deployed quickly so his nephew tried everything he could to save him from the blaze by himself. how could i leave my uncle who raised me i stayed with him i tried to drag him out but i could not because he lost consciousness. all that suffering and many iraqis believe it could

have been prevented with a timely emergency response and had the hospital been better maintained of both parties can see. flammable ceilings and no fire protection system many impromptu rescuers say it's the government's fault. a great demand of the negligent from the largest to the smallest to be held accountable house of. iraq's health care system has struggled to cope with the coronavirus pandemic and now this as the public rage over the blaze grows the government has promised it will hold people accountable the prime minister has suspended the health minister and the governor of baghdad province. but it's unclear if that will be enough for all the families grieving the loss of their loved ones in a place where they were supposed to find healing. and here's a look at some of the other developments in the penn demi bangkok has extended its

coronavirus restrictions as it deals with a new outbreak pots gyms cinemas and they case and his have been ordered to shut hong kong and singapore have confirmed they're launching a travel bubble in may travelers will be allowed to fly between the cities without going into quarantine once they meet strict conditions and israel's health ministry says it's examining where the cases of hot information are linked to the bio intake pfizer vaccine most were reported in men and at the age of 30. and germany's $1000.00 vaccination campaign has been widely criticized for being off to a sluggish stock but it is slowly picking up pace and until recently the rollout focused on vaccination sanchez across the country but now family doc says can also administer the shots more than a 5th of germans have received at least one towse and the number of daily inoculations is on the rise but behind the scenes problems remain revisited to

doxes to get a tricycle. one shot after another under 10 minutes per patient thousands of people are now getting that covered vaccine every week here at civility at such times practice the family doctor is happy she's finally involved in the vaccination campaign but not everything is going as planned delivery problems are a headache and i asked before going in the 1st week i had promised 48 doses but then they cut that and half the following week it was somehow a mixture of astra zeneca and biome tech then i got a delivery of 250 but i have no information on how to deal with the 2nd doses so for pharmacies and for us doctors you never know what's going to happen from one week to the next item and then if the marketplace yet on top of that family doctors have to follow a strict order of priority and carrying out attacks in nations elderly and patients with preexisting conditions i'm meant to come 1st the doctors say that isn't the

ways the most practical option sibylla cuts and once more freedom to use her own judgment. of others on that it is our daily business to make sure we provide our patients with the best possible care that of course also includes prioritizing mixin nations it just needs to be less rigid this is all about speed because every vaccinated person protect somebody else neeson. many other doctors agree asked what good is having to deal with another problem some of her patients don't want to receive the astra zeneca vaccine after rare cases of blood clots occurred among younger people the shot is not just recommended for over sixty's the dust boot says the media coverage had a significant impact. i said to me who you mean i wish they hadn't been so much negative press every last little thing that happened was gone over and over again

after all that and then just past will of course be very worried about that axiom of people go of. both hope the government will make more use of family doctors and give the move freedom to set their own priorities that could help things to really get moving and germany's vaccination campaign. let's turn now to some of the stories making headlines around the world relatives have been holding the morals for the victims of indonesia's submarine disaster the military officially announced the death of all 53 crew members on sunday their wreckage was found at the bottom of the by the sea after a 4 day search it is not clear why the navy submarine sank to the ocean floor. chile has expelled 55 in his wayland's from the north of the country to caracas as part of a new deportation program that has been widely criticized by migrant aid organizations be government aims to deport some 1500 people this year and has at least commercial

aircraft to carry out the flights ukrainians have been marking the 35th anniversary of that should noble nuclear disaster they get candles and laid roses at the memorial to firefighters is in the town of. some 50000 residents near the plant were relocated to the town after chernobyl's reactor number 4 exploded in the early hours of april 26th 1986. and huge wildfire has erupted in siberia after dry grass court fayyad gusts of wind caused the fire to spread rapidly and hampstead firefighters says if it's to put it out thick smoke temporarily restricted traffic on the highway nearby no victims have been reported . and hollywood finally got to roll out the red carpet for the film industry's biggest night of the and install contrast to previous years the 93rd academy award

sole a very diverse lineup of nominees and winning 2 of the top prizes went to chinese foreign. made history as the 1st woman of color to take home the best director trophy now her take road movie nomad land struck a chord with the academy who turned her into the evening's biggest winner. last year's best director bong junho announcing this year's glories our moment around chloe's out picked up her 1st big award of the night. it was an event moved to an intimate socially distance room in the heart of los angeles at union train station so this is for anyone. who had the faith and the courage to hold on to the goodness in themselves. shows no man's land which starred best actress winner frances mcdormand in a tale of down and out americans living out of their vehicles later won best

picture dorm and was especially vocal about that. we give this one to our will oh. oh oh oh oh. psychic dorman best supporting actor laureate daniel kalu you're from the film judas and the black messiah also provided a way what moment is incredible my mum that you have 6 it's amazing just. you mean so i'm so happy to be alive so as a result tonight. you are probably a diverse array of reactions to the top honors amidst a diverse array of nominees and winners. and from on hollywood's biggest night it's bring it into same agendas k.j. matthews who is joining us from los angeles good to see a k j what did moment. but just tell us more about this the space film why was it so convincing for the academy. you know i think it is resonating with so many

people really across the country during the pandemic this movie has a number of things it deals with the loss of a spouse deals with the loss of a job it deals with the loss of your kind of identity in just traveling not knowing you know where to pick up your life after so many things fall or fail in life and so i think this movie really resonated with a lot of people even people in the academy for chicken really during this time in the pandemic and it was just so well done so many of the people in the film were actually rovers were actually homeless so it was just really had that bit of authenticity in a way that most films don't let's talk about some of the at the when is where they any surprises there. yes i would say the best actor category the best actor oscar going to anthony hopkins for the father was very surprising i think many people thought the late chattaway bozeman had it in he was pretty much

99 percent of the people in hollywood thought he would win the award posthumously so when he didn't when it was really an upset because i think people thought that we would be able to hear a tribute to him perhaps his widow would accept the award and that was not the case and then on top of that base which things around you don't normally at the end of the 3 hours at the outskirts ceremony usually it is the best picture that is announced not this time it was the best actor category and it was announced that it was anthony hopkins that won and he wasn't even there knows you know in person so that was kind of odd too in the show on that note right. in the pos the oscars have been heavily criticized for not being diverse enough this year we had when somebody pointed out that it was the blackest auspice yet it's has a change finally comes to hollywood. yes you know it was a great year for also for her performance of asian descent not just chloe's now but

the best supporting actress one is well she was the 1st korean woman to win an oscar period so there was a lot of diversity to go around i think they thought viola davis would win the best actress category that was not the case and went to francis but you also have you know judas in the black messiah at lincoln winning white category with daniel clooney and then you also have my rainey's black bottom winning for makeup in costume so there was a lot of diversity and more than 70 women were nominated for an oscar in front of and behind the camera so a lot of diversity we still have a long way to go though because remember no one has won. in the best actress category at least an african-american woman has a. very one decades ago so we still have a long way to go but we are moving in the right direction i believe here in hollywood when more of their kitty came to how did the ceremony and the conditions of the pandemic. they did the best they could and i believe just because you know we are living in

a pandemic and they were very concerned about colvin so the number of people were decrease you had very few people in a red carpet and they were 6 feet apart they also took out musical performances at the show it happened at a train center where you had trains coming and going and then you also didn't have a host so there were a lot of things that were missing i think people probably really do miss having a host and having that host interact with the audience in previous years you had musical performances and you see the celebrities get up and dancing you have the host interacting with the audience one year they even order pizza so all those nice fun spontaneous going to we're not happening this year so hopefully they'll be able to kind of integrate that into your future years but what i said i probably would give them a be minus this year if i had to grade the oscars. thanks . thank you. few and some sports now the bundesliga title race

is an expensive heating out on match day $31.00 off $34.00 rb like that anything less than a win at home to start guys would effectively hand the title to by munich lucky for them though the visitors lie in their obliging that the surprise last months on saturday meant that leipzig went into this one knowing that to win would keep the championship race alive for another much day. on their task seem simpler of the 15 minutes was to cuts no you're a mother was sent off the young frenchman's one john palmer do haidara looked worse with every viewing leipzig dominated proceedings there after the phone stuttgart keeper to go cool and unbeatable for. the swiss made sure it was nil nil going into the break. my foot coble couldn't stop likes it from seeking the lead in the 1st place to see how 5 haidara showed no aftereffects of that bad tackle to stockholm a header when no late sick. coble could use more heroics to keep the score at one

nil right up but then saw emule forced the penalty within a minute of coming on after a clumsy tackle constantino smothered panos. on the swede disguised himself by too late sick after 67 minutes accounted for miss of the season by late 6000000000 or a ban meant discoursed need to know what the results mean stuttgart european ambitions loophole but dashed well not goldman's men need to win the remaining 3 games and hope by a drop point if they are to secure the unlikeliest of titles. now also on sunday mention glad but kept their european ambitions alive when they demolished being a failed 5 nil brylin boil but the party started just after 6 minutes he got a little bit of help from a lucky deflection and off to 2 more goals in bonner struck again midway. through the 2nd off on the way to his team's most lopsided victory of the season.

and out its take a look at all the bundesliga results from match day $51.00 as we just sold got about dominated being a fells and rb like fish beats stuttgart gave a quiz and defeated frankfurt my upset by i don't meant. when a 1000000000 defeated freeman freiburg shared the spoils with hope and high and snuffed out spit and digit has a billions could quarantine its clash with shell is postponed so what does that all mean for the bundesliga standings while byan still looking stage to win the title will spur frankfurt and dortmund in a fierce battle for the champions league in the bottom hoff they will still not safe cologne move up to the pale spot but has had to build an excuse me have played 3 fuit games and will have the chance of course to catch up thanks. now children around the world have had their regular routines and schooling

abandoned by the current virus pandemic in many places students have been away from their costumes for more than a yet but a school principal in pakistan has found a creative way to deliver the thrill of new ideas to children in the country's poorest province all with the health of a reliable camel at this steady pace russia on the camel draws closer to his destination. it's not russians 1st visit to this village the children here have been waiting impatiently for his return. they are eager for the precious cargo carried on the camels back because this camel is carrying a large load of books. these kids have been out of school for over a year and are keen to learn new ideas from beyond their village.

jello the school principal came up with the idea of the camel library as a way to bring these children some relief during the pandemic. when the corona virus spread the entire region and all the schools were closed. there was an atmosphere of depression for old and young alike. in the region where i live there is no entertainment for the children at all just no place for outings . nothing to do. the only activity is the children going to school and then returning home not so up as a good job that. the children live in baluchistan pakistan's poorest province. literacy rates are low and education is chronically underfunded. small wonder that the children clutched their little treasures as they head home and wish roche on a fond farewell and

a speedy return. and you're watching the news here's a reminder of our top stories medical aid is on its way to india as the country faces a devastating surge of pro device cases the european union and united states have boats and supplies as hospitals are inundated with critically ill patients the oxygen most needed to treat them is also in short supply. and fill the cells no matter that one base picture at the 93rd academy awards the china bonsall became the 1st woman of color to win based on race that as a historically diverse group of winners took over the next. day watching the news live from philly and at next march today at the science magazine i'm christine would go from myself in the t.v. it's been great to have your company see an extract.

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