77 percent. m d w no. i. think. this is d w news live from berlin india sees another record rise in covert 19 deaths with nearly 3800 dead within 24 hours we'll meet the ordinary men and women working around the clock to help save as many lives as possible also coming up with already as promised answers over a deadly metro accident in mexico city after dozens were killed when an overpass collapsed grief is turning to anger. plus a modern tribute to

a heroes of history look at the project that imagines nazi resistance fighters sophie scheuer look at social media. thank you very much for joining me we'll start in india where calls are growing for a national lockdown after the country saw yet another tragic coronavirus record nearly 3800 people have lost their lives to the virus in a single day and over 380000 new infections have been reported hospitals are struggling to treat patients as they run out of beds and oxygen volunteer groups have been stepping in to help deliver crucial supplies to the sikh. diminishment home as. and the last 2 days right here on the road in front of the sikh temple 50

kilometers from home. the son passed the flu nobody. has also developed a 6 year lung infection. he needs to be hospitalized but his father says even this week shipped enjoyment is a blessing. these people are working 24 hours providing oxygen cylinders otherwise it's very difficult to get oxygen for them to get a bed in a hospital lot of morning this morning i visited 15 or 20 hospitals to look for a bed for him and there isn't a single bed all of them refused. but the last 2 weeks. that he has been facing a severe shortage of medical officer. this isn't life saving the last resort a free oxygen service run by cars to help a sikh group one in 2 years you are considered the just the arctic king to be

secondary to the central tenet of service in it because i'm. 7 of them have already been infected. but don't hear tell us they aren't afraid these see they must do something to save these slaves. gergen david i go home to see what was it be the time right over good bye bye pass never stop moving on the above is the even support we are getting that is allowing us to see each story that he likes and this is a time that people are given a free to who i don't respect religious. every few minutes. i'm going to. the group has 9 trucks scouting nearby non-fossil and. the oxygen is provided for free at bay since continue although we rushed to help many hospitals in delhi has taught taking in your patients because of the often cry for putting out f. o. f. messages on twitter or begging for help as they only have our number one minute of

oxygen left. this hospital is one of the previous night was a clue she after reading thought i was that oxygen diving authorities on twitter and even reducing that certain floors to subsistence levels to make it last longer oh the hospital got supplies in the nick of time doctors here tell us that supplies that used to last them to leak now evaporate in 36 starts they cannot predict if the next round will reach them one tank turning over the patients followed just tickled reasons is heartbreaking for doctors when read a few words many of these places hopelessly pleading in this profession because it's because they wanted to help other people through their sickness and in this if they're not given. back by itself is a big thing and it was. a very few do get lucky. back

at the oxygen. has finally managed to arrange a bed for him immediately the cylinder is 2 words and not the beach. leads into the office engine crisis here. every leave good isn't good. and here are some of the other developments in the pandemic britain plans to offer every adult over the age of 50 a 3rd covert 19 shot this autumn in a bid to completely eradicate the virus the 3rd job could potentially be a modified vaccine developed to tackle variants japan is considering extending a state of emergency in effect for tokyo and other urban areas the measures had been had been set to expire next week and brazil has reported over $77000.00 infections within 24 hours and nearly $3000.00 deaths within the same period the nation has the world's 2nd highest death toll after the united states

or families have been mourning the victims of a deadly mix metro accident in mexico city at least 24 people died and dozens were injured when an overpass collapsed on monday night local residents had been expressing concerns about cracks in the structure for years. to clear up operations the slow and painstaking cranes lifting the mongol carriages from the collapsed overpass. trucks then drove them away from further investigation. many of the dozens of injured haven't been identified yet. relatives are left searching for their loved ones. and more than that on monday we heard about the accident and we came here to see that they haven't given us any information we've cordoned but i don't know where it is that i'm at it. others have had their worst fears confirmed he said lost her husband in the crash but i mean no not more he was

my love. he was everything to me. and hurt so much because of the way it ended. he was a hardworking responsible and cheerful man and to die like that but it was. a security camera caught the moment when the overpass gave way collapsing on to the busy road below. mexico's president has promised justice for the victims and vowed that those responsible will be punished. but people are angry. that whatever that. metro line 12 is mexico city's newest line that a new pin 9 years ago. but local residents say they had expressed safety concerns after an earthquake left cracks in the structure. they had also been allegations of

corruption in the construction of the line. that that their son took to the streets to make that i had a good look at but the idea that we have to test him because of what happened yesterday in the metro because this lousy metro has badly built because men women and children died there. but the way of protesting corruption impunity and lack of care for those of us who have to live and travel here we want justice for the families. that in a city where millions of people use the metro every day fury over this tragic accident won't be calmed easily. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world today israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has failed to form a government the failure pretty lonely israel's political deadlock and could

jeopardize netanyahu is run as the country's longest serving prime minister president ruben rivlin is now likely to give one of netanyahu his rivals a chance to form a government. the leader of spain's left wing demos party pablo iglesias has announced his retirement from politics it follows a poor showing in madrid regional elections which saw a landslide win for the conservative people's party iglesias is credited with helping in decades of 2 party politics in spain. foreign ministers from the g 7 group of industrialized countries have wrapped up a 2nd day of talks ahead of the leaders' summit in june relations with russia and china took up much of their agenda u.s. secretary of state antony blinken also reaffirmed washington's loyalty to its allies turning the page on the previous administration's america 1st policy.

germany has recorded its highest level of right wing extremist crime in 20 years police recorded more than 23000 far right crimes last year a 5 percent increase on the previous year the new statistics were published on the same day that police arrested a suspected neo nazi accused of sending threats and hate mail to politicians and public figures. he's accused of sending more than $100.00 threatening letters signed in a few $2.00 in reference to a right wing terror group his letters went out to politicians artists and lawyers. it's unclear if the 53 year old men acted alone what is clear however is that the man espoused unmistakable right wing extremist ideology according to authorities it's part of a dangerous trend in germany politically motivated crimes have reached their highest levels in 20 years and interior minister horsy hoffa is now raising the

alarm. right-wing motivations were behind $23064.00 of the crimes committed last year. that's more than half 52 percent of all politically motivated crimes. an increase of 5.7 percent. i want to be clear here the number of rightwing motivated crimes has reached the highest level since we began keeping records. sait. for. one example last year a man sought out various locations in the city of how now looking for people with known german heritage he murdered 9 people. shortly after that the global coronavirus pandemic arrived in germany but restrictions on public life did nothing

to decrease the number of rightwing attacks quite the opposite right wing extremists began taking part in demonstrations against lockdown measures it's a development that worries experts. these are. joining the pandemic we've seen an ugly normalization of anti semitic crimes and racism that threatens our collective society and the participation of those who are attacked one certain lines are crossed there's no going back. authorities doubt that the situation will improve this year and they're pushing to broaden their fight against right wing crimes. media project is hoping to fight extremism by channeling the memory of one of germany's most famous and 100 nazi campaigners as all the shoulder was executed by the nazis when she was 22 for her activism the last 10 months of her life and now the subject of

a unique instagram series it's a period film shoot with a twist it's the 1940 s. but sophie scholl has an instagram account and true to the social media platforms format she mostly films a self. that is the face of main 142 and i'm about to get on a train sophie hurry up the train won't wait. my sister in she's never been late in her life the resistance activist shares her political and private thoughts with her followers. loud of course safety is our hero resistance fighter but she's also a normal woman with many different facets and with insecurities. the instagram series is a patchwork of clips in different greedier selfie video of sophie's birthday party animation sometimes photographs they all show vents that happened on specific days

to 9 years ago. but seen one at a human target we chronicled every day for 10 months. that's given us the opportunity to tell our audience a lot about so if you sell it. it was for all the right i'd have managed in a movie. the instagram posts and when sophie is arrested for distributing anti nazi leaflets the moment when the resistance leader would have had her smartphone taken from. champions league football briefly and mantis to cd have reached the final for the 1st time ever after beating them onto neil the man of the match riyad mount is who hit the net twice for the premier league side city will face the winner of wednesday's clash between chelsea and riyadh major reale madrid in the final on may the 29th. and your up to

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o. probably went this way. can you see anything. in the fact that. there are no cars there are trucks then yes i see them. out there fresh i'd say it was a day. that every. look you know the animals went out one under governor yes behind the hills i'm sorry so today i'm sure we'll find the man. they're going to play something moving back there yes i can see them not.

that i don't have to separate the mother from her car good trying to take the car i'll hold the mother. out. there. keep hold of. this hour in southern iraq and hear the vast as it stretches over a 1000 kilometers into mauritania. she's following us camel herders have been traveling through this vast terrain with their animals for thousands of lives the climate is high and surviving in this region has always made battling with nature they were far away. from the actually the camps just 7 or 8 kilometers from here. today and his uncle in

a big words dead comprises $200.00 animals and each year it's the same game pregnant females break off from the herd to give birth to they come alone in the days that the herd is then have to find mother and calf and bring them back a challenge that often takes days. the females with cops around you tell you did you want to flee or have to tie their feet at night ok have you prepared the ropes with hardly any left. at all to nero if you say that where did you put it. it'll turn up.

i'm going on. in the. problems. and no one. could likely be thinking it would. really. help a lot. to. eat. take a robot. cola taught to touch it here.

tell you what kind of hypothetical. i thought of but this is not all. this is now you know and we hear. i you don't budge door to door and further south africa. the region where we are now is called weird libya from here we'll head to a well where the camels will get their 1st water then we'll go further north toward time rocked then to let you know how many kilometers is that rio a ship in a 3 hour been a 3 eighth's between 320 and 340 kilometers 3 than it's ever been to yeah we'll need 8 or 9 days for the route which isn't easy for the cards and it's very hard to mine a ferret out of. either hand yet you know where that actual fast we can go will depend on an enemy. and if you wish other.

decisions south of the compass a surface area half the size of france the ground consists of rock splinters and sand any plant he needs to be able to survive and little rain like a shallow good networks which can be up to 100 square kilometers large and effectively mine. the motors plants this network sprouts are the cornerstone of the camels times when the journey through the desert especially the current snake sufficient shoot. her face. her. we managed around 42 kilometers today we did well but it's enough now.

that. we're setting up our night cap here. tomorrow we'll continue and try to go as far as possible to the hold. on sunday will reach the 1st well for. still 86 kilometers away the us we can manage it in 2 days. also. i could even make it in one day but not with a new bonds for you that's what. it is for you and this is very nice. when i was a small boy i often accompanied my father. once we saw a flash of lightning in the distance my father said son there will be rain there. that same evening he asked me whether i thought we should head that way and i was

still very young but besides my father i was the only herder there was. the next morning he gave me a canister with milk and said do you see those acacia trees in the distance that's the direction you need to bring the camels will meet their. thanks for the milk perfect timing. for television when my father had joined us we had to travel with the herd another 7 days it and the next watering point was 5 and we weren't sure whether it would be dry down there given the learned in its own very negative graduation and the length of intially we reached the place where the lightning had struck and everything was green we stayed there for 3 months. i learned so much on that journey and that was a long time ago i was still

a child chauffeur. and today i'm going to yes i like living here so that this fire that we're sitting around is more precious than all the riches of the world. over there at the heart right now. it's early in the morning and still called the hunters with clothes to keep bloom but also to protection from sunday night. with everything security packed they ready to move on 12000 of scorching sun await the nomads in the head of camels and guides.

was. 800 years this tribe has been marking his animals with branding irons. it reads in k in arabic letters which stands for mecca. indicates how

important the animals it is. and even can then it is still. our prophet also spoke about camels. not for nothing are they the pride of their own as. we grew up with them they are our lives we have an. i want to but our parents taught us how to milk and share camels about camel pregnancies and birthing about how to tame them and how to nurse them back to health. now there's been we've been here now going to what. would be rank but every animal is different and has a particular position in the herd. they always stick together and they can withstand the greatest.

camels the dosa but they are also why these reverberations crows are protests against being tied up but without the drugs the camels would walk on alone. they know the way to the summit camp and remember that there is food and water that. comes.

with this just 3 of us. that's why you are in 4 classes i've seen w. . you have right move your bread from there i need space for the pot. put the bread here. before. he's fantastic. too about the mint is missing. is always complaining even demand. it not 100 me is never satisfied he always has to voice his opinion take care of your own thing they do not believe. this is and good for there is you know she's has no as she's push. each one

has a leader now you can take away a call for change see she's listening over here the goats are. part of the caravan their milk can eat sustain this. job if someone has to keep guard the camels aren't allowed to mix with the goats parked the car over there ok i'll take care of its act. there are only a few wells in this region so their location largely determines the reach 3 days have gone by and the most results need to transition to full months the camels got washed only from spastic education which is able to grow here autistic son little brain can lose control very quickly and are able to store up to 200 liters of taken

a digestive and circulatory system but there isn't enough time for that now other heads are already waiting in mom and his assistant city mohammed who lead to tonic keep having to chase away other camels and to treat their own. mom. ought. to. live there now with tired. from very much sun. it's the 4th day and so far has made good progress they travelled 160 kilometers

lunchtime is i fear. amanda never us safer. my girl is called side a kind of a she really took it out of me today. my whole body is sore i feel like i can't get up that's good but she's been running left and right i can't get her to come down and then. that's that's like me another week to prepare and you could get to some calls you only need 3 to 5 days. was normally it takes a long time to tame them. with so mule never manage to get there keep dragging the wonder trains and throwing you off. so i did that. on the bedroom. i'm used to this life and this weird. living in

a city isn't for me the talent here i met then and it in the sahara i know how to survive. and i like the lifestyle as i heard none of it myself like i made it in a come out of. maybe i could manage in a city too. but i prefer being with a compass. then i'm going to. be nice. don't hand that's a really old soul. to me that steamy minta one of her early songs is about him have another one if you. could in countries in the world and you can used to be that we'd be sitting here

with poets and sing is good in that they'd sing about the landscapes and would almost compete he would shine a little out a little to the best dearest how close you are but this guy is collapsing over the hills just a smallish lot remains where our innocence you plays on everything will be different now would you like your tea strong or weak. will have the same as you. just only could like your cousin does he's the only one who can drink that would i make it anything you want you have nothing to look. like yes that's true. i think i'll make you a good. thank you for you 30 and here's another poem my beloved stands on a hill the wind tells me of her finger where is my ring my neck carries her amulet it will guide me to hate. when you would do you have another poem about your lady i

know that. look to shit yeah and i doubt i actually did sing a poem about that beauty mark on her cheek. and furrows beauty marks or special michaud which you know the face of my beloved one beauty mark berndt stripping my heart of the choice you had hugged him of how nice. for. the female chemists have to be milked during the journey as well milk from all of the herds going to some a camp is collected and taken to a supply and the herd is take turns milking today it's more or less responsibility in the past kemel milk was for families in guests today it's become an important

source of income for the herders. was. the sentiment of a lot of the other how to drive a while to get here. reading rather than to know about come on let's hurry. oh i got a nice spot here i have to spend the winter in our own area. in. one place to leave it to i am cool milk is becoming popular is a healthy nectar is free alternative to milk from cows held in a factory it's also valued by the cosmetics industry to supply it with whom they has an appointment to bring the fresh snow to the town of laon 150 kilometers away

will be processed for the. cost of the lesson only 6 am we drive as fast as we could. find it here. but there was you know. they didn't they do that. well we're going to conduct the bread is in the box because all that are going to. come to you in the wee hours of into. she. was. so i mean we delivered around 1000 liters and we get $0.80 per liter.

as many as we are there. as a high demand will blow ok everyone wants to buy camel milk it's in great demand. look at because we do have the milk to a supplier who delivers to small shops and areas in the city. and i vote in my look we have wanted to make this supply chain more professional for a long time. but we would need subsidies for that which we don't get. now is that is just the way to. look and i think we wrote to the director of agriculture and. the girl said yes soon. it was the same with the feed 8. but that didn't arrive in time either. you know not over summer was over always your 1st thoughts as you would if we ordered

it in math but if the money doesn't arrive until september it's of no use. we have formed an association to get funding. but so far there are only the membership fees on the account. we think she was running low on petrol the hatred disappears station. she kept on pause slowly i can't stand the smell and then stand back. to undergo your do you have anything on sale here you know how i'd like some cool kids maybe these ones so most of us still.

joe. if you have a crooked stick like this and wanted to be straight dig a hole and make a fire wait until it's really hot then move the embers aside and cover the stick with the hot sand. they're. going to do it just a quick apart yes just that bit. once you notice the wood has gotten so often take it out and straighten it it's that easy. to get. you to get up but if you like it like this that's fine too.

i've had looks like a storm is coming. after 3 hours the storm subsides every day the herd is a confronted with nature's paua in there so how right you see changing many plants

and animals have disappeared in recent decades. and are thriving i thought that these landscape used to have a lot to offer different plants including acacia and plenty of animals like israel's antelopes ostrich is rabbits and hyenas. today that's all gone actually it's just kind of the you also don't see wolves foxes and many types of birds anymore and i think they've all disappeared and i think to. go anywhere and wrap your back in the day there were even wild cats here and it was dangerous to work around alone before we could easily hunt as we traveled and we always had enough to eat because that's what nomadic life used to look like that i want to we all know that like magic you 1st.

of. all a and a mom i'm worried about the upcoming strange head has to pass through an area completely devoid of luther and fish and with the driest dust. under the scorching sun the young animals would stop walking and die miserably in the heat as would the gods. the only way in man the lake can see them making it across this deadly zone with the enemies is to cross at night. to see that stark work toward it. would. just keep going stright.

you can only cross this area at night almost nothing froze here last night it's extremely dry and hot the animals can only make it if we go at night exactly. contact. i won't taste but it was just straight out there is that it. we drive ahead with a cot and use the lights but they're actually going to see well i'm going to load one of those yes i'm sure you. know that mr watson that's going to work that it should work that they just need to follow our lights on that was a dish some of our children city mohammed have you understood. to.

shoot. me hold these. in mom has had to take extra care of the goats chewing the night they feel far behind the camels and it was too much for the smallest one. in the early morning the camels pick up their pace as did the coyotes it seems that they can tell which was close behind. shooting.

ok the well has much too little water we have to wait until it rises. that's going to take at least 2 to 3 hours. so we're. going to have a good going to pick up i'm sure other herds will come this won't be enough for everyone. under. the table i'm going to find out about something that they.

feel. about it go to the animals and make sure the herds don't make it but. at the back of. this agitation i think the lack of. this tuesday animals are getting impatient once again see muhammad has his hands full as he tries to keep the herd close to get through the watering hole he can't lease a single camel. it. is also busy you know kate's hoses and brings water to the goats they have to hover in one of the announced only after live be able to breast implants.

i think i. feel. i don't know if. you have been here for 4 months i actually don't know exactly my parents live there they're doing well so do you miss them and then going to the

senate and it is even feels a little and of course i miss them it will be another year before i'll be able to see them again either willing to 7 other walk. you're also here to make money. but they may not want to sometimes we stay in mauritania. sometimes we go to other countries. so what's your biggest wish cd mohamed that again. i mean yes i want to be independent. and i don't want to have to rely on their parents. and i want to build a future for myself and to your when they saw. me.

with i know it happened it was a tough stretch but we made it. demands of politest on us but i went a little us courts of law with a woman we found each other again on the news with a plea but even now i've been this year she said what about when it's cloudy and then we switch on the warning lights in the jeep and they can one of us said how do you find the way to the well no no no mr onstott right there is orientation the lodger's and out we don't get lost. and i've loved every desert stretch has its own plants the good in it that they exist only there and nowhere else in the so an odd way that we always know where we are. the stars in the plants guide us both day and night and i we just have to touch the earth and i know where we are.

we're. there but given what's going on. i have terrible back pain i don't feel well i mean i haven't read it that's from walking so far and being tired show me where does it hurt. when i can. have you already done something. i applied a sound. message the area with all of oil it's pretty small and. i of course really. got it but now you have to stay still and keep warm it's because of the exertion and the cold last night so strenuous. you'll feel better after the message but you should take it easy just the ferryboat that's not what i'm going to check on the herd i'll be

right back sweat a little and had packed up and they did what. the 9th day the journey has taken longer than planned but the delicate indicates that they are most thing around today small and they will have made it to the summit can . i don't buy that was how to. run it with. my child but never give it up. i think kind of how does one value what other some are but burnt at the time about them not. worth your. share of the some of

the days you hope. out oh. yeah i'm not on it thank god but god i got. to keep ahead it's. all good to be there plans for after. i'm going to visit my sister who's sick oh you told me about. anybody have a nice ass stop and wait let me count there's like a real living gets ahead of you no one looks as good as you. great.

all in all. they've been on the road for 11 days now and have covered almost 400 kilometers. away and i'm on a thailand but they happy to finally be at the over isis. once again they've

managed to bring the camels to the summer camp without any losses. here in the valley of their childhood the nomads feel at home. that will stay here for 5 months and in manama lay can spend time with their families in maine again. in the lightning in the distance announces the 1st rains it will be time for them to leave again with their hate and return to where they spend the winter this year just like their fathers and forefathers did. azamara tours at the house. i taught how to shut up and start i got out of. the margin with that yeah but i'm not going to live without the

wait on the system or tackling totalistic took about. what he wanted us to have shut on your dot. com and sat down on it. on a. conservative i used to play here when i was a little boy there was a well right under this tree. as he looked as you saw you i loved my father very much and even as a little boy i wish to learn camels one day. they can and that's when i actually came to pass thanks be to allah. who you could you live without them. know that a lot i could never separate from them they are my wanna know camels are my passion

you all my love belongs to them i don't need anything else. over. there how i love be with you make protect you in your eternal wristy. the father. my love my faithful one we're here. and your son moulay stand before you we have returned from the winter camp healthy and successful are your i have very good. i think if we got it for this is tough it out here right where we're standing this was once our valley just here below us i don't this is where i was born. my father grew up here also my grandfather and grandmother. our valley went as far as the eye could

see. and this is where our animals grazed i like to see that sand june there was a well that we called it all see i knew that that's why you wanted your animals yes we had a well with delicious clearwater. to here that's the place where our fathers loaded the caravans. if you at the time there was no sand here in the earth in the junes came closer and closer and covered everything about we're back. to. even a tradition our tradition has heard is that it will disappear there are fewer and fewer people who love this life. i think it will only last another 10 or 20 years october a lot of the lack of. city

on our fields is under threat as more and mostly violence and mobs. monocultures keep spreading to the detriment of our health and that's our ecosystems. how can we preserve and disseminate traditional scenes a cooperative in ecuador is leading the way global 3000 and. 30

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this is deja vu news live from berlin india sees another record rise in cove of 19 deaths with nearly 3800 dead in the last day we will meet the ordinary men and women working around the clock to save as many lives as possible.