this is d.w. news live from berlin india is a global leader in vaccine production but the millions there are now asking where are our jobs india's vaccine rollout is in disarray some states have no shots to offer a population gripped by the devastating 2nd wave we'll hear from our correspondent in delhi also coming up as foreign troops begin leaving afghanistan women fear the

gains they've made over the past 2 decades could be eroded under a resurgent taliban. and raising for science a chance for young people in liverpool to finally get around makes it out that dance with scientists tracking nearly every move. i marry in evanston it's good to have you with us india has reported a staggering 400000 new corona virus infections in just 24 hours adding to a week long streak a world record breaking numbers to battle the devastating 2nd wave saturday should have marked the start of a vaccine rollout for hundreds of millions of over eighteen's in india but most states are not taking part because they are not nearly enough vaccines to go around

. these are the lucky ones. waiting in line to be vaccinated. and eventually being given their jabs but plans to begin vaccinating all adults in disarray many states simply don't have any doses to give alf's. requesting the people of space to lead those who are. in years or before a 40 years to refrain from war to the hospitals thinking that you may be vaccinated. what is the company's manufacturing vaccines will not be able to deliver the doses on the 1st of may so the vaccination drive and might have pradesh will not begin. we are completely prepared health care workers are ready but we do not have the vaccines. only around one in 10 of india's vast

population has had even a 1st jab at the lack of doses made worse by administrative inefficiencies. oxygen and medicines are also in short supply pharmacies say there has been panic buying and holding and they are restricting supplies only giving out oaxacan cylinders to people who can prove they really need them. emergency care facilities are being set up sports holes religious sites and catering facilities are being turned into makeshift covert 19 isolation wards and the awful tosk of dealing with the dead goes on in the capital delhi volunteers put themselves at risk collecting the bodies of those who've died. but it is back i picked up on my own or because. he died because he couldn't supply

a good will for us i was working in the mortuary where i couldn't pick up the ball and the way i was able to receive the boat he was already possible. to fill it up for us. an international relief effort is underway to help india fight its devastating 2nd wave but deaths and infections are still rising remorselessly and with not enough vaccines to go around. for more we're joined now by mission jaspal hello tuna mission. india was supposed to expand its vaccination program today but as we heard in the report there are simply not enough vaccine doses to go around so what will today's roll out look like. no matter how an actor david or lout is continuing but it really you know we highlight it yes i mean it was all inequality because why only the government to

step into gear allowed everybody about to the next and the many states including admire archtop the worst hit states have said to me do not happen up there was this please do not come out and queue outside vaccinations and just be delivered to your in rehab do this quickly in a few days now they need to document us and out steeds to buy directly for a matter of fact which may be had been behind some of the slaughter just that in addition few people who are getting vaccinated to dig are getting vaccinated up trying because of this because the government just also a naturist to send to climate hospitals but at a higher price so dollars are getting vaccinated to be a little surprised who can afford to pay for that scene and this once again but push behind those who cannot afford it so very difficult situation indeed in india as correspondent emissions yes well thank you so much for your reporting. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world. from monday

australia will ban anyone who has recently been in india from entering the country including its own citizens and residence rule breakers face fines or even jail time the government says the move is necessary in light of the rising number of infections in india. israel is burying the 1st victims of a stampede at a jewish pilgrimage site at least $45.00 people were killed and many more were injured at the ultra-orthodox celebration of the lot but omar holiday at mt. israel's prime minister has promised a full investigation the event was authorized 410000 people but local media say 90000 attended. 11 people have died and more than 100 others have been injured in a violent storm in china strong winds and large hail stones battered towns and cities close to shanghai and friday night officials said most of those killed were

hit by falling trees and power lines. the united states begins the withdrawal of its troops from afghanistan today bringing its 20 year presence to an end it will be matched by the pullout of all remaining nato forces it's a big turning point for afghans the past 2 decades have brought a lot of change especially for afghan women girls can now go to school and women have enter the political arena and the work force but with the taliban becoming more powerful they worry that these gains could be lost after foreign troops leave . so harley zada is very proud she's had a job for 2 years now the 40 year old works at a tailor shop for women in afghanistan carrying out a profession is a privilege one that many are denied. i'm so incredibly happy and also grateful that i'm allowed to work here i've learned tailoring here and i've gained

self-confidence and i can earn money that means i can help support my family. son who works here at the tailors 5 days a week. the shops owner a lot like azimi opened her business 3 years ago she employs 38 women there are no men working in our shop that. i wanted to show everyone that women can do just as much as men that's why i opened my tailor's shop it was important for me to prove that women can work and that they are independent and that they can add something to society. she's achieved just that over the past 3 years her shops been a success but now she's worried what will happen here after the international troops withdraw from afghanistan and the taliban possibly return to power. that of course is a business owner i'm afraid of what could happen only women work here we all

remember the dark days of the taliban we know that when they were in power women had no rights and weren't allowed to work in a profession like this. working here is helped many women in the region like her coworker serena her husband's income wasn't enough to support the whole family thanks to zareen as wages the family can get by now. whether the sit on the i'm grateful that i can support my family but of course i'm worried that i could become unemployed if the taliban come to power again. that's a concern shared by all the same sources here so harley's doesn't want to lose the rights that women have acquired over the last 20 years for the 1st time in her life she and her family have enjoyed a sense of security. show. used to feel scared when i

was out of my own i didn't know whether i'd get home alive and i hope these times are never repeated and that we can live in peace and security you know to us being . a home go to. work peace and security are basic human needs that remain privileges for afghan women. and we can now speak to a heated shalini she is an afghan canadian human rights activist filmmaker and artist based in munich germany thank you so much for being on our program now i'd like to ask you if you share the concerns of some of the women we just saw in our reports who are worried about what is going to happen after a foreign troops withdraw from afghanistan are you worried. yes i think i think every single afghan is worried women or men for. withdrawal of the of the troops from afghanistan. we're not talking about the seen

afghanistan as let's say 20 years ago where there are only truly bond you have to deal with we have 22. extremist groups that are active regionally nationally and internationally in there and now we know that in parts of afghanistan where the taliban right now or or are present right now women do not have a lot of rights and the the claim to allow women to do their work and to go to school that is not the case because there have been reports and there are substantial reports that that is not the case so that is of course alarming to everybody because as they start leaving the troops are starting to leave today it's you wonder whether we go back fall back to taliban era again and even worse because of all of this these other extremist groups as well. and now in your opinion what are the most important examples of progress made over the past 20 years and what do

you believe should be the way forward to prevent serve what's been achieved. in every aspect to society there has been progress whether it's been in the political arena. system let's not forget that afghanistan the population of afghanistan is i think 6364 percent of the population is under 27 years old this is a free young population so most of these of the people this generation have been born either during the taliban regime or right after post taliban and these are the ones that have really made a lot of progress and of course the the ministers and their women ministers and civil society business women that have opened doors for these young younger generation makes a huge difference now if you talk about how how do you how it should be in the future but if they come let's say worst case scenario they come in on the take over the government let's protect the constitution or canister because the constitution of afghanistan and the clauses that protect women and minorities should not be

touched and that is very very important right now he is the holy me afghan canadian human rights activist filmmaker artist thank you so much for sharing your insights and he for having me here. well for most raves have been out of the question for a long time but now it's party time again in the british city of liverpool after more than a year of club closures 3000 people have been allowed to pack a warehouse for a rave the pilot event was designed to study whether coronavirus restrictions can be eased without triggering new outbreaks of cova 19. it was a big day as for britain's music scene. it all of us are excited we're all on the verge it is ready to do what i want to see you know it will be so we're just ready for. a little bit overwhelming because of so we have been around this many people in so long and it's just it's weird to get back in the way excited

a bit nervous bomb excited. the revelers talk to test negative for coronavirus twice ahead of the event but once inside pick up partially without restrictions. it's been so long if it is it happens every day did it feel like we get this again to be like this yeah i've been on strike you could reach me back there are so many people. without ma so with our soldiers so so so long so it feels amazing. scientists are using this trial to test the safety of large gatherings on the eyes and dots on the movement of the crowds and air quality inside the venue britain has vaccinations more of its population than any other country in europe and the hope is that with the help of experiments like this the hard his apparent sector will soon be back in the groove

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