this is d.w. news live from for our lead india sees another record rise in cope with 19 deaths with nearly 3800 dead in the last day we will need the ordinary men and women working around the clock to save as many lives as possible also coming up a new era in tanzania hopes for change grow as the new president takes gradual steps toward democracy plus a modern tribute to a hero of history we will look at the projects that imagines nazi resistance

fighters sophie schol had social media. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program we begin in india where calls are growing for a national lockdown as covert 1000 deaths remain on the rise only 3800 people lost their lives in a single day hospitals are struggling to treat patients as they ran out of beds and oxygen for weeks now volunteer groups have been delivering crucial supplies reporters and we should just swallow and cherished ahmad have been to meet individuals who are putting their lives on the line to save others. the nation the president the last 2 days right here on the roof in front of the sikh temple 50 kilometers from home. his son passed the flu nobody. has also developed

a 6 year lung infection. he gently needs to be hospitalized but his father says even this week shipped endangerment is a blessing. for these people who are working 24 hours providing oxygen cylinders otherwise it's very difficult to get oxygen offered to get a bed in a hospital or for that morning this morning i visited 15 or 20 hospitals to look for the best for him and you know there isn't a single bed all of them refused to let me. put the last 2 weeks. that has been facing a stiff your shortage of medical oxygen. this isn't life saving the last resort a free oxygen service run by costs a hell of a sikh group one in 2 years you are considered the just they are going to be secondary to the central tenet of service in sick because in. several of them have already been infected. but those who have done us the aren't afraid these see we

must do something to save these nights gergen david and i go home to see what was it be the time right over by by pass never stop moving on the above is the even support we're getting ahead of what i'm about is allowing us to see the story that he likes and this is a time that people are even afraid to have i don't respect. every human that. i'm going to. the group has 9th shops doubting me of my finance person and. the oxygen is provided for free at this instant then we all be rushed to help many hospitals in delhi has taught taking in your patients because of the often cry for putting out s.o.s. messages on twitter begging for help as they only have ours some banking minutes of oxygen left. this hospital is one of the previous night was a clue she after reading for hours at oxygen diving authorities on twitter and even

reducing extant rules to subsistence level to make it last longer the hospital and got supplies in the nick of time doctors here tell us that supplies that used to last them to wreak now evaporate in 36 ounce they cannot predict it to next round will reach them one time turning over the patients followed just to good reasons is heartbreaking for dr wendy to feels many of these places. in this profession because it is because they wanted to help other people through their sickness and in this if they're not it would be. bad by itself is a big thing and it was. a very few do get lucky. back at the oxygen service sinha has finally managed to arrange a bed for his son immediately he's still in the woods another patient. to leap

into the oxygen crisis here. every live good breath is acute. and joining us now to talk more about volunteer efforts and helping the sick is in a yacht sink kakar she is a health activist with the peoples health will have meant and she is joining us from india thank you so much for being on the program today how are you managing to get relief to the sick when there's so little oxygen to go around. i mean it's extremely extremely challenging i mean you know one aspect is that date is basically oxygen to go down because you know the daily early quiet deallocation of daily is not even being met and the 2nd issue is with regards to information gaps now even what you know even in cases where there is oxygen available to it runs out very fast people don't get in the way it's available or how you thought it. through

you know i mean often that is available to the feeling but people don't have a decent and does. what they need a lot of this is very very difficult but we do have linkages with you know other waters you know groups with people who like to shorten your story who are providing lots engine and we do our best. to get them oxygen another big challenges that you know that the prices that are such and have to do these kind of attitude and when you're dealing with the supply are you going to lean over the delegitimation over that it's being sold on the black market and that you know that that's a big problem because also i mean a lot of people can't afford these extremely high prices so we often on to have to sort of one reason for individual patients you know is that it's required we have been hearing that more foreign aid is arriving foreign help to the country is that something that you're noticing on the ground and if you're not noticing it yet i mean how hopeful are you for the future prospects in the next weeks and the next

day. i think a lot of patients particularly that are you know providing oxygen then i go to seek organizations that have set up what i call oxygen longers which is basically i mean it's a policeman anyone can come to get. and i think a lot of these organizations are deceiving fodder need you know organizations are flying an oxygen concentrator does what individuals providing these in their homes got to know yesterday that you know mentally it does that from of the lord have been just you present to government hospitals so hopefully that things will see an improvement but i'm not sure it is. a system has walked not. only. very much you know thinking he actions and. the shortages and you know we're not to the. just born of the crisis that we're

seeing and that we will be seeing in the coming days and as you take that really proactive approach i mean just to fill these gaps in capacity that the system does have in india tell us i mean how are you coping on a day to day basis you're organization yourself are you receiving for example you know some sort of psychological support in dealing with what you're dealing with every day i mean this is life and death. i mean i think it's extremely distressing you know a lot of fuss and aren't getting enough sleep very usually walking around the clock that have been b.s. red you know some of us have been sleeping once in 48 oz. data is a sense of you know despair when you're not good because patients. you know you are having to help patients get oxygen at home but now we also get a so less calls from patients when admitted in hospitals and that's a complicated because when somebody teaches out for an i.c.u. bed you also have to ensure that the hospital has adequate oxygen and you know

we're not we don't have access to a system of resources to be able to go all of that and i think i don't think a lot of us actually processing the emotional toll that this is taking you know a lot of young volunteers are dealing with cases great patients or not surviving i think that is this you know agenda geared for not being uber google everything could really save the patient and i think that all very very aware and all denominations that we're facing. you know out for numbers a publicly get constant calls for help who just want to some people who are not able to just want to some people. but yes we're trying to set up a more organized form all you know providing support and psychosocial support to each other. and in fact yesterday i spoke to. him and asking her if she can do some group sessions online for one and. every can deal with this collective trauma thing and i also and he and i also see also you know for the what's going to happen once all of this you know all of those down. you doing that are going to work under

difficult circumstances. and we know that you know your time is also very precious so so we thank you so much for taking the time to speak with us here on news to tell us a little bit about what you're experiencing there in a volunteer capacity in the country as as the death toll mounts as we mentioned in the. health activist with the people's health movement we appreciate it thank you. now to help with the coronavirus crisis and the lack of oxygen germany is among the countries which has been sending help in fact it's about to send its 2nd shipment of emergency aid to the country the air force has already sent a plane with 120 ventilators and medicine and also one board a team of medical experts several european states and other countries including the u.s. and taiwan have also joined in this particular aid effort. let's

bring in benjamin alvarez who is standing by in one starts and as you can see he is where the shipment is set to take off in the coming hours tell us benjamin germany we've heard is joining some 40 other countries offering aid to india the 1st flight took off on saturday what's happening today there. good morning sara that strike as you can see behind me there's an 8400 m. that's a cargo aircraft that has been loaded by a machine that is able to generate oxygen as you just said on saturday the 1st plane arrived a 350 a plane it's usually used by the government with the team and that team is already assessing this u. 2 asian in delhi for this 1st shipment to our eye if the plane has been loaded around 30 minutes ago with the 1st part of this mobile machine that will be able to

generate up to 400000 liters of oxygen a day the plane has been loaded it's with will be parted in about an hour and 2 more we have a 2nd plane off the same type of the a $400.00 and it's also taking the 2nd part of this machine that will be built there will be interesting is that germany is not sending only the aid but also the experts that will stay in india for at least 14 days to train their indian counterparts so they can also use this machine that will be able to generate those off today and that is so desperately needed in the country right now tell us a little bit more about what exactly is being delivered there and how significant it might be how can it really make a dent. what is being delivered is a module that will be installed next to a hospital in delhi and we talked to some experts also from the german air force and they told us that they will have the capacity and the will be sure that it will

be used immediately because one of the fears is that the international aid that is arriving is not immediately used or is in some containers for example or in custom unions it imports so it's pretty interesting it's impressive pretty impressive machine that they loaded up into these your plane is well it takes their air did we usually breathe it compresses it and then it generates that oxygen that can be little bottles for example but also big it tanks for hospitals and hospitals as we heard also in the report are desperately needed right now so for now they say that these and more you will be in india full the next 3 months but i don't close the pants off the situation off the pandemic and the country how long it will be their station who will be used to their benjamin dollar as cooper joining us from when stuff where this shipment is about to take off thank you so much for your reporting . a sick look at some other stories making

news. authorities in mexico have said that they will punish those responsible for the deadly collapse of a metro overpass in the capital mexico city 25 people died with many dozens wounded many residents have taken to the streets saying that corruption and poor construction standards are to blame. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has failed to form a government after the 4th election in 2 years president reuven rivlin will now begin fresh consultation to decide who should get the next mandate it is likely to be one of netanyahu opponents. for leader of spain's left when paul damn most party is retiring from politics pablo in place yes is stepping down after a poor showing in madrid's regional elections the conservative people's party won a landslide and clay c.s. is credited with helping and decades of 2 party politics in spain.

tanzania has announced a new measures to control the spread of the coronavirus it is a major departure from the approach taken by former president john. who played down the pandemic before his death earlier in the year the new leader samir hassan has been in office for a month she's been in neighboring kenya on a visit aimed at improving trade relations observers say that has sun is gradually paving the way toward more democracy in tanzania so how do the opposition and ordinary citizens assess the start of her leadership. charles reports now from dar es salaam. and we've. expectations were high when some. took over president ford in the days before joining magoo who lead his rules marked by controversy and division hasan who is a process of change that many see as

a fresh the. for the country she lifted a media ban allowed public debate formed a coven $1000.00 task force and is seeking to end years of tension between opposition and government. more rocky democracia in the interest of protecting a democracy i intend to meet with our political party leaders to discuss how they can best to conduct their political activities for the benefit of our country this marks a big shift from happy deceased our critics say michael hooley use the law to repress political dissent in tanzania opposition politicians are now more optimistic the president who has shown leadership. and as an opposition leader we have seen like the ending that only rank and we think we are going to go with a discussion table and have a good discussion about the fruits of

a country has an style of leadership is also different the bulldozer is mobile follows known she's more diplomatic analysts say that could be good not just domestically swallow. the i dish and to meet with opposition leaders if you would think that might strengthen democracy internationally because minnesotans i mean as a country that limits people's freedom of expression and limits to position parties from performing their activities. rights activists are also hot before. change we were not safe even political parties leaders. lead us where not actually favor. the previous leadership we think that. has started well done and citizens are keen to see what hasan's leadership brings. before and what the constitution sees the constitution is the mother and if she

pulls it she will be as data pin it was howard as used to go to challenges because doesn't want to progress that's the thing so there's an opportunity to talk about who is willing to listen to the development which if it helps the youth it can have a country girl her son has already touched on key issues affecting tanzania like democracy in development raising hopes for change implementing these changes may yet prove to be a challenge despite a different approach from the same party is mother fully and she will still need he's backing. and we're joined now by charles combat who is joining us from dar es salaam he says that report charles thank you for joining us tell us i mean the new tanzanian president hassan is in nairobi at the moment to join the kenyan president in tackling the coronavirus how big of a departure from her of her policies are from her predecessor who downplayed the

virus at some point he even said that it had been defeated by prayer. well it does not. move. contrary to what was done. city as your mother does i just don't publish equinix in places. and later one must meet our president president or not and i was called an asian freedom but golden tradition where it is is. actually. an innocent person and not use has been welcomed by many and many people are seeing this as seriousness as hard governing to see as of ducking of the situation and also into also reducing if you. before. going now as you.

please. we. need to be done next year now since the economy jobs problems so we. need our. help and in terms of. an end ok charles tell us what other than the corona virus pandemic what are some of the most urgent challenges right now in the country. well other challenges 5 around you walk us. through. general really. not you know not some of the laws but to minimize what was a student and. also. the issue of recent opposition politicians what is now she's now going to see is these initial doubt she really on the laws

that damage list you know to make sure that. some of google's not look up by the issue of being more prosy your. child come back joining us from dar es salaam thank you so much thank you. you're watching t w news still to come. south africa seeks to ban captive lion breeding conservationists fault the decision but some in the tourism sector fear that the consequences for an already battered industry could come to bear. sophie show one of germany's most famous and he nazi campaigners was born a 100 years ago this week she was executed at the age of 22 but a social media project aimed at fighting extremism is now bringing her back to virtual life documenting her final months on instagram it's

a period film shoot with a twist it's the 1940s but surfie show has an instagram account and true to the social media platforms format she mostly film says self. made 942 and i'm about to get on the train sophie hurry up the train won't wait. my sister she's never been late in our life the resistance activist shares her political and private thoughts with her followers. 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. selfie video of sophie's birthday party i mation sometimes photographs they all show vents that happened on specific days 7 to 9

years ago. but seen more not to you can talk we chronicle every day for 10 months. that's given us the opportunity to tell our audience a lot about social would. it was more than one 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 a smartphone taken from her. and the project can be found on instagram it is in german and if you want to take a look you can follow at it's been sophie schol. since forces for you now manchester city have reached the champions league final for the 1st time by beating paris hunch among 2 nil the man of the match was riad maurice he hit the net twice for the english premier league side to complete a 41 aggregate victory in the final on may 29th the city will face either chelsea

or madrid. people believe h.m.p. determinately. this contradiction in the finals is so difficult is. this is the toughest one the quality of the open and the composer or. the so for the the duffers moment. and we did it so we make an incredible champions league season no we deserve to be there in too great a form. and that was our goal of course meantime just saying what in your who is widely considered one of the greatest football coaches of all time is to take charge of roma after the season the italian club has given the portuguese coach a 3 year contract 2 weeks after he was fired by english premiership side tottenham hotspur moreno has won dozens of titles and honors including the champions league with porto and inter milan. breeding lions in

captivity for tourists to hunt or pet them has long been a thorn in the side of the south african conservationists now the government wants to ban the practice aiming for a more authentic experience it's a win for animal rights activists but with tourism already hit by the pandemic many of the industry fear for their future. as sanctuary for some of nature's most beautiful creations. this is how billy jacobs sees his safari lodge and conservation center in johannesburg. it aims to connect human beings often living in urban areas with wildlife but jacobs business model could now be at risk. we need on sunday south africa and now and still end its multimillion dollar lion breeding industry. and we are saying is that we don't want captive

breeding captive hunting captive putin captive use of luns and good derivative. the decision also aims to stop a slew of inhumane practices including the growing black market for lion bans as well as so-called canned trophy hunting where people pay to hunt animals in a fenced off area. but it will mean the end of captive bred lions in wildlife preserves like this one having potentially fire raging impacts to conservation tourism and education now during covert we're all being hard hit so we'll we'll we still need to see how things will develop but there will be a. substantial loss due to the fact that we do not offer the interactive experiences any more you know although these experiences were very well regulated but the benefit of the animals in mine despite the objections the environment minister is convinced it's the right form of action it will now go through a consultation process with stakeholders before heading to cabinet for approval the

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