a student without classmates, young people want to get out and trying new things for themselves. but the panoramic is forcing them to keep putting life on home. in the pandemic, close up. in 60 minutes on the w. o. o. amount a fresh climb is, are aiming for the top of the world, but it's not just cold and extreme heights putting lives at risk. many a pushing for the peak despite a corona virus outbreak on the mountain. teams were devastating like coding. and what's the sharpest, once you lose your water, but i can't find nipples. hospitals are overrun with thousands of new daily cases.

critical oxygen cylinders and vaccines are in short supply. as opposed covert storm continues to rage. the pole is in lockdown. battling it's west surgeon cove at 19. the health care sector is totally overwhelmed. we'll talk to the red cross in a moment. first, the government's desperate calls for help from abroad, even to help international tourists. a record number of whom are registered to climb the world's most famous mountain view. the seasons coming to an end, but the climate could still do the people in the pool. a huge favor. the gas paying for precious breath in a race against time. these coven patients in the himalayas fighting for their lives, there among the lucky few to have access to oxygen, a vital but increasingly scarce result here. a recent surgeon cove at 19 cases has brought in a poor fragile health care system to

a breaking point. and oxygen supplies are running out. now the government urging not ever as climate to help explain some margin somebody. in addition, it has install climbers at the base campus and have an ample number of oxygen cylinder, high quality humbly. and we have requested owners and operators to bring back those empty cylinders immediately after the completion of their expeditions, utilizing the benefits of the people family. so i got a new pool has issued some 700 climbing come at this season and been to get the mountaineering and tourism industry back on their feet. it's estimated climate will abandon around a 3 and a half 1000 oxygen bottles on the mountain this year alone. cylinders desperately needed in the fight against corona virus. our of our man, and in our public. they have a lot of war and a bio signal. so they have

a problem for oxygen that we have 7. some techs have that 1000 bottle. so we can, we can come year, we can for the cylinder to our government and government will make it for medical offices in these bottles are being prepped for a mountain trek. he's the government's plans, work out. they could soon be saving lives on the ground. major process, tim sina joined us from the pole red cross. he's in cap. man, do tell us about what's happening there because you described the situation in india as a horrifying preview of napoleon future. what is the situation like now the or the fall are increasing the by the and then it takes on the about 40 to 50 percent in region 40 to 50 percent for the last week. and then you

just also go to the us and then in $500.00 now increasing to cope with spreading right throughout the country. what about hospitals? what about oxygen? what, how well equipped in the country the r r over that there is no, all the private investigators out there is a no liberal. no, i see we have i liberal and then no ventilator, save. i live and are dying without a fusion without without that, without i seal and you pull out her dying without it into the street of enrollment . if you don't have a hospital and then many people out i know in the radio. so no poll seeing exactly what happened in neighboring india, but hasn't been able to equip itself in time. what about this?

what about help from abroad help from these climate climbing ever is bringing back their anti oxygen tanks. is there enough help coming? yes, yes. and then you go in there for the last 3 weeks. there are many, many, then you manage in and out, and i just have provided them to see the blonde medical supplies the mean of all demoss and roles. and then if he did body by the many and religion, so the embassies and then go in and then the government from the countries and that route and also provide it. 7 now and then the, now your son is not that much, but you, we like the 60000 and fill in this. what about vaccine has also been a call from government officials for help from abroad. as far as vaccine doses go, we don't have any direction right now and then then our all main, our prime, our prime ministers and our she didn't down approach to the moment of us yet. or

they just put any fractions. and then india and then sign. and then also you get bought them and also, you know, i did is did, and then sign out for me the 1000000 but from others notice months. so now i have given 1000000 the months before and then all the 1000000 where they administer to is it possible? but we don't have the 2nd and the need, but indoors we look on we don't, we are not. so they've asked me to do we want back and, and then back to neither one vaccine is in is the one the sort of the object will be so tell us, what does nicole need to do right now to get on top of this situation? we need, we need to, we the, we need to medically approved friends and medical leave out hospitals and also we need faxes. we need to go back and make medical equipment

including oxygen cylinder and actually going to blond cable have to leave it there . thank you very much for joining us and being on the show today. a pleasure speaking to enter a pass to see. thank you. thank you. one thing now to some other stories from the pandemic. india's corona virus infections, the 28000000 on monday, with health authorities reporting over 2000000 active cases. there is some good news in news day. the new infection rates continue to decline indicating the current wave may have already paid. china has locked down, gone, joe asked for a flare up in new coded cases. initial reports indicate the new infections and linked to the mutation 1st to take that in india. health authorities are ramping up local testing and vaccination drives to prevent a widespread outbreak. the palestinian territories have approved a single dose version of russia's sputnik vaccine dubs make light rushes direct

basement fund is reportedly and talks with indian manufacturers to stop producing the job as early as next month. they use in asian markets and a record virus search has he doesn't tina for officials to suspend the copa america football tournament there. the chief cabinet minister said his country tried to keep its commitment to always think the event, but the epidemiological situation made it impossible. south african presidency, rema post says his country is re imposing a strict lockdown and made a new surgeon cove at 19 cases where he says, johanna burg pictorial. and now in the 3rd wave, surgeon cases also highlights south africa, slow vaccine rollout, where the around one and a half percent of the country, 16000000 people have received the 1st dose. the w a to increase in cape towns is another, lockdown was inevitable. the new restrictions don't come as

a surprise to most south africans, because the numbers of new infections have been increasing in the past days and weeks and almost reached 5000 you cases a day. at the moment. this is still far away from the peak. we have seen during the 2nd wave in january where we had more than 20000 new cases a day, but it is still a reason to worry, especially because the vaccination campaign here has been starting very slow. so therefore, it has all the vaccines for 75 percent of its population, but only a fraction of that arrived in the country. and the president has been complaining about that many times before. thing it is not fair that wealthy nations have stronger access to vaccines than countries like south africa and also the neighboring countries on the continent. so far, only those above the age of 60 are allowed to get the jap. so this is less than 2 percent of the population at the moment. those who are younger than 60, even if they have co morbidities, don't even know if they'll be able to get

a vaccine. by the end of this year, time for derek williams and a question that could be on your mind if you're waiting for the jap. oh, i have a mild, cool. can i get vaccinated anyway? great question. you might have been waiting for months for an appointment to get vaccinated, and then the day before your nose stops out. well, i can tell you from personal experience with, for example, my kids pediatricians. that in general, if you're feeling even a little under the weather on the day of a shot, and doctors really don't like to vaccinate you for anything. in the panoramic. however, the cdc in the u. s. at least has apparently loosened that rule of thumb somewhat. and germany's health authority, the whole that conference, the to it agrees both say that if you basically only have the sniffles, then vaccinate hers can go ahead and give you october 19 vaccine. but if you're

feeling moderately or more severely el, they say, then you should wait until you recover from whatever you have to receive one. as far as i can tell, doctors and other medical experts appear to draw the line between mild and moderate illness, largely based on the presence or the absence of fever. so. so if you just have a runny nose or a scratchy throat, but your temperature is normal or close to it, then you're apparently good to go. if you have a more acute sickness, however, that involves higher fever for germany's health authority that that's anything over $38.00 and a half degrees celsius. then you should wait to be vaccinated. but, but one way or the other, you need to be tested beforehand to, to rule out the possibility that you might have picked up the source covey to and,

and if it turns out that what's actually causing your cold like symptoms is a mild case of over 19, then the recommendation is to wait until you've recovered fully. then at least another couple of weeks before rescheduling your appointment. derek williams, there i'm in facility. thanks for watching. stay safe and see you again to ah me, species. an expedition into this company. we certainly came to the pacific to the language of wales, starts to d, w. in the eye of climate change,

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africans, most valuable cultural heritage. thousands of ornate sculptures and plaques, known as the benign bronzes. the artifact once filled the royal palace and been in the city until they were stolen by british soldiers and sold into collections around the world. for a long time, it looks like the building bronzes might never return to africa ban last month, germany promised to give back hundreds of them. now the pressure on other countries is mounting. the city is a bustling metropolis with a population of 2000000 in southwestern nigeria and a centuries old royal city. for the people here, the bending bronzes are more than art. they are part of the history. since the blood, the british raid in 897, the originals have been missing. now some offset to return the artist and to pull up the ball was relieved to hear about germany's promise he's been campaigning for

this. for years. it's be the slow and agonizing process. you could use them analogy of saying if the works of michelangelo, davinci beethoven most are shakespeare was removed, they were all removed from europe for the last 120 years. then this is in europe today will not be way t less than 0.5 percent of the present. and i just have access to these museums. i can travel abroad to see these walks, certain parts of our story of our heritage is lost. and so that is how we feel like memory loss. lots of cultural sculptures. monumental bus masks metroplex. the bronze is show animals, kings princesses, and they document real l life. thousands of these works don't. to royal palace. the

bananas, oil court promoted the empire was powerful, but also controversial due to its bloody rituals and use of slavery. in the course of the british invasion and massacre of $1897.00 more than $3000.00 treasures were also looted by the national museum of bending has none of the originals. only lighter works and copies few h. c offers both though, can see one upsides to this catastrophe. when is, i guess i lived in europe that time, the opposite of the average was month when we were living on trees. we lack civilization. we are british. so believe we're compelling our walk, we those of the room that was how far those objects with p kid for the believe

abroad they have to jesus. but the british did not destroy all the remnants of the kingdom and naughty apo takes us to it. don't st home to the 1000 year old guild of bronze cost us bonds is still made according to centuries old tradition. the head of the guild kings in hopes that the new promises from germany are not empty. he longed for the return of the art of his ancestors. ah, we cannot begin to drive back to the past. and our best thing about is requiring on thing. let them bring by what belongs to us. so that we can keep them. i'm very proud of what they are. moves this is supposed to happen as soon as 2022 preparations for the homecoming of the beginning bronzes have already started the

ado. museum of west african are designed by star architect david j and finance with money from europe. will be created a museum for the people of africa and global public who's doing museum of west africa is going to be built on this site. so the narrative will be so clear . you will know who we are. you. we were to lead our identity. it is new builds live in mozilla museum. how's a re out for contemporary layer of works out areas for many bronze is areas for collections from all of our west africa and what effect will the return of the bending bronzes have on 9 urea? could it help colonial wounds, heal artist and historian, p u. layer walla. has also been fighting for restitution for years taking her

course to europe whenever she could. it doesn't raise the traumatic history, but it restores many with the dignity. i think one of the important things that frustration would do is to get younger generations of n jones would get to see these walks. and for me, i think this somebody from the mental wrong with having to teach about your culture from the outside page. you know, t and follow campaigners now eagerly await the return of the 1st bronze is to the homeland. more culture news now archeologists in china city one province of unearth a trove of artifacts dating back millennia. a 3000 year old gold mask is among the treasures from the ancient kingdom of shoe, which ruled in southwestern china for 2000 years. remnants of the kingdoms capital

were 1st discovered by a farmer in 192900 in it'll hit the summer residence of the pope's is now open again to visitors. pontiff fuse the gardens and palace in the town of casto gonzalez for percentage. he says their vacation spot to escape the brutal heat of rome. but a few years ago, pope francis decided to open it to the public ballad had been closed under corona virus safety measures a few tourists trickling back and there. well in paris, 5000 people crowded together for frances 1st giant concert. and over a year, the concert goers came all in masks. for the most part, it was part rock concert and part science experiment. everyone had to take covert 19 tests before and after the show to see how safe it really was. for a lot of fans, though,

it was just about this thrill of live music. it was really an historic. okay. maybe it wasn't stock, but it will forever be part of the french music history or political office in a moment ago, i was wearing a mask. i felt safe, i had enough space on this bed. the concert ended early in the evening, so everyone had time to get home before frances 9 p. m. curfew and ghana being queer men, spacing discrimination from society and from the police. the queer people do have some allies, musician, one love, the cooper law is known as the godfather of god as hip life music movement. a combination of hip hop and west african melodies. one of songs are full of colorful expletives, but they also express who support for the l g. b t q plus community and a country where being gay is illegal. a barefoot ends with the

wild main of dreadlocks in manuel, who bonds, who stand sales on the streets of cra, best known by his stage name one love the google or the gun, a and romanian musician is known for his distinctive style as much as his controversial psalms, the 1st time he was seen the look around at each other to try and see somebody as an explanation for what the theme. but after seeing you 123 times people get used to me and me. no way shoes is because everywhere in the world i go, i remember how the ground feels like i have a memory of the ground and i raise the ground in. mean jack everywhere. i've been barefoot. i remember the ground, you know. and so as i like, close the eyes of my feet any more by way shoes, the most time sometime she said that the,

when the one that gave the hi fun to do that, as well as performing as a solo artist q below is also one half of the f. okay. in boys sometimes shops, audiences with his playfully. crude leverage. bring your box supposed to do that while love gum, it's not it i make whatever feels true to me and i use it to speak truth. i call it to music, but i can do what kind of music i feel because we are now in a world where we expose so many times, types of phones and visuals growing up. so shutting itself, if you see this is the kind of music i do. what one love, once above all, is to bring about a change of mindset from the deeply conservative gotten ne in society. he speaks out for l g b to cross rights. but his activism has triggered some backlash,

especially on social media. people would think, i've been given a 1000000 euros from some organization in europe to promote homosexuality. because we are not educated we, we do not know that most of the laws we are dealing with that. and for people and on t v t q and anti woman. all your piano is we are trying to remove do a lot, but i've read again. you know, whether you miss educated fees it as we are trying to instill european values while we are simply trying to re instill africa we today, he's on the side when you music video. just track deals with the abuse of gardeners, l g, b t q plus community. but one of admits he wasn't always an ally, it was already around 10 years ago. he began to change his own mindset. now,

i look at our society and i see the community as to the most important marginalized group of people, that live rates, the whole consciousness of finance. you know, once we are able to 10 or reprogram our psyche, show love and quality and compassion. marginalized group of human beings who excel as a people as a country. one love the google or is a divisive figure on gun as music scene. but his willingness to push boundaries is opening doors and amplifying his voice. that's almost for this arts and culture. i'll leave you now though with a dance off from the french final of the b. c one break dance competition. here's

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