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a discovery the world around you subscribe to d w documentary on youtube. ah ah, this is dw news life in berlin. alma cron officially arrives in china. authorities begin mass testing after 2 cases of the highly contagious corona virus barrier are
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detected near beijing. less than a month before the chinese capital is set to host the winter olympics. also coming up, it's the end of a long search. a baby boy separated from his parents during the chaos of the u. s. evacuation from afghanistan is reunited with his family, but i mean to heartbreak to those who cared for him. and your chance for a peek into pell may soon be off. we look at efforts to put out a natural gas fire in central asia. that's been burning for 50 years. ah, i'm william bluecross, welcome to the program authorities and the chinese city. if john jin have started testing, it's nearly $14000000.00 residents after 2 cases of the omicron grown, a virus variant were detected, their tianjin is near china's capital beijing, which will host the winter live next month. and with the major new year festive
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period approaching, china's authorities have imposed strict lock downs and mass testing to contain outbreaks. police officers and protective gear outside an apartment block in the pool city of tianjin. health officials found to people infected with a false spreading, omicron variant of the corona virus, and more cases among the patients close contacts do longer to certain another 18 corona virus infections were detected among the close contacts in tianjin. all of them have been transferred to designate at hospitals for treatment and quarantine. the newly reported cases are students and their parents who go to the same nursery and school as the 1st detected cases, yada. now almost every one of tangents, 14000000 residence. we'll have to be tested for the corona virus. so it's
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a scene that's already been repeated in cities across china. like here in shan, where an outbreak began in december health officials, they're say new corona virus case is transmitted within the community or falling off to mass testing and a severe lockdown. now in its 3rd week millions a confined to their homes. residents have complained about not being able to buy food or get medical care because of the restrictions. china is trying to stamp out the virus within its borders. the winter olympics are due to take place in just a few weeks and with preparations well underway. authorities want to avoid a coven 19 outbreak at all costs, especially in a major port city on beijing's doorstep. china's state tabloid global times says
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the change in health officials hope the mass testing in the city would stop an outbreak from reaching the capital. but as tangents residents are told to get tested and stay home, the new clusters of locally transmitted cases are testing china's 0 cove, its strategy. the situation in kazakhstan, the largest city almighty is reported to be calm, but tense after violence. this week, the government says a 164 people have been killed. more than 5000 arrested troops from a russian lead security alliance continued to enter the country after appeals for help from the cause. it's done, president and local people are facing an uncertain future a disparate white for news that had our mighty morgue. dozens of people line up. many of them be their loved ones died on january 6th, the worst die of
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a bloody wake in cassock stones. lodge a city, another q, and now mighty. this one for bread. many stores had to close during the unrest in recent days. people are running out of food, good to we have other stores the one over there and another further up the road. it's been closed since yesterday, but people need to eat something that government appears back in control of downtown almighty. bit dazed approaches and looting. have scott the city as demonstrate is let out the anger at decades of authoritarian rule, destroying the softness of the ruling party. the unrest frightened many in the city. some welcome the army on the straits libretto submitted, the restore, a feeling of security to people will give us the sense that we're on a way out of this. the things are gradually getting back to normal, much given one window,
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but no malady doesn't look like this. elsewhere in the city, the government continues what it calls an anti terror operation. it's determined to put down opposition whether it comes from violent all peaceful protesters. they haven't been listening to the people as a politician once said, if there's no chance of the peaceful revolution, they'll be an armed one. as the situation worse and people rushed to flee kazakhstan some here in the north. and many more in the south meow mossy. they're frightened by the situation in the city. one of them says it's as if the war has already arrived. let's take a look at some other stories making news around the world. the united states has condemned a deadly air strike in ethiopia as t great region. calling it unacceptable 56 people were killed and dozens more or injured in a strike. on friday night. the ethiopian government is yet to comment,
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but as previously denied targeting civilians in the conflict with to grain forces a saudi princess and her daughter have been released after 3 years and attention without charge. princess bazemore been sowed is an outspoken critic of the kingdoms treatment of women. a lawyer says she is, quote, went out, but in good spirits. the james web space telescope has completed its full deployment phase, as it makes its way to an orbital point, more than a 1000000 kilometers from earth launched on christmas day. the most powerful telescope ever built will help explore the origins of the universe. firstly, we can expect the 1st images in june. molly's military rulers have suggested holding elections in 4 years time, instead of 5 as they've previously proposed this in an attempt to avoid further sanctions from eco us. leaders made here gone as capital opera. now it's unclear of the west african regional block will agree back in december. it threatens different
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sectors of molly does not return to democracy by the end of february. the west african country is considered highly unstable in the scene 3 military takeover since 2012. most recently last me a baby that went missing during august's chaotic u. s. lead evacuation at cobble airport in afghanistan has been reunited with his family. the boy's parents were unable to find him after the split 2nd decision to hand him to a soldier. they then went on to the u. s. without him. one of the rima raised this boy like he was harun, except so he'll isn't hers. he was separated from his parents during a melee at cobble airport. ha mm. it found the boy? who the hell am i done today? i entered the airport and saw a baby was laying down on the ground in a very bad way. i looked around and showed this child to many people, but i couldn't find any one related to him. i called my wife at home, and i said,
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i won't go to america. i brought the child home, i brought milk and we've been taken care of him since. like i said in the couple who have 3 daughters, nan incorporated the boy into their family. the other thing, i love this child a lot, but we cannot be his mother and father. he has to live with his parents. like many babies. so hale was thrust into the hands of soldiers amid frantic scenes. this child was, were united with its parents. sir hale was not until an international campaign to find him led to a breakthrough under taliban bruce could re union with his grandfather, who travel to days and nights to meet him. a mazda of the home it today is a historical day for us. as i received my grandson in front of the media, the ortho,
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the thermometer will you the and the handover of this child has been long pressed. are we gonna mccarran why? i'm so grateful to those who helped us fully to reach love and receive this child him as a catholic, a on home. mr. ruth, are you sir hales, real parents? i hope we can no join them in the us battle. where that moment is likely to be every bit as emotional as this good bye. oh, now afghans, neighbor, turkmenistan has one of the most unique tourist attractions in the world. it's the so called date of hell or date to hell, but it might be getting closed for good. let's hear why that is with our own aaron tilton. so what exactly is this gate to hell? first of all. ok, well the gate to hell is one of took medicines, most famous and well known tourist attractions. basically, we can see here on the wall behind us, it's
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a giant sink hole that was created back in the seventy's when soviet geologists were doing some exploratory drilling in the area, the cause to collapse. and this huge cavern opened up, as we can see until all right now. and basically they quickly realized that methane was streaming out of the cavern and const because they wanted to continue their research, they thought the best thing that they could do would be to drop a flare in their light it on fire and let the methane burn off it thought it would be extinguished after a couple of days and they could continue the research well, 50 years later, the fire is still burning and it creates this kind of other worldly view. as you can, as our viewers can see right there on the screen. now it's become worked medicines biggest and best tourist attractions, but it's also a thorn in the eye of the local government. yeah, that plan sounds like something some high school students might get themselves up to, to, to light a fire like that. so it's a great tory traction, i can imagine to bring in lots of money for the government or for the country. why do they want to close it? well, if you ask the government, they say it's an ecological problem with creating an environmental disaster in the region, and it's also presenting a health problem because of course,
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methane gas burning constantly isn't something you really want to breathe in constantly, which is part of the reason they're actually looking to close it down, moving forward, but it's a big question if they'll actually be able to put out the fire. you know, they created an expert panel back in 2010 that was supposed to look into that. and they're doing the same thing now, but they still haven't really found a good way to put the fire out yet. i mean, this is a huge pit in the middle of what looks like a giant desert. what are their options on the table? well, that is kind of the big open question that they don't actually know how they can put the fire. they want to do it. but they've been looking into this, you know, time and time again since 2010. and they haven't really found a good way to do it thus far. and yet, remember, this isn't the only fire like this around the world. these underground fires are very, very tricky businesses. there's like this. it's really a fire in the united states, a coal mines that started on fire, also in the seventies and still hasn't gone out yet. you know, these i'm fires are really in an inaccessible place to very, very deep down. they don't really know how they're being fed with oxygen. so no, there isn't really a good option to put it out thus far. and if you ask me, you know, i actually think it's kind of a good thing. you know,
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this is one of the more bizarre wonders of the world and you know, if it's light goes out, i think the world's going to get a little bit more boring. so i just a little bit darker, a little bit darker. exactly. so i really hope i asked me, i really kind of hope the gate else is open for a little bit longer. well, i think it's a challenge ahead of them and i think you might get your wish. yeah, exactly, here until and thanks for bringing us this story. maybe see intervention exactly. ah, german football news now. barissi at dorman took advantage of league leaders. byron munich, unexpected slip up against lava, on friday, by beating and hot frankfurt, but then fell back in the title race. but as so often the case with dormant, they didn't, they did it. the hard way. dot mend, aren't short of superstars yet to time after time. season after season, they've let borne out of jail. so it was no surprise when frankfort took an early lead. there were just 60 minutes on the clock when raphael bray made at one mill keeper, grig coble. miss dawkins last game through illness. and the swiss international was
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caught cold here. more heartless, defending 100 maria seconds. just 9 minutes later. why dorman, skipper markle royce was trying to multiply his own box is anyone's guess. and the re took full advantage to know the halftime score. dockman had to rule up their sleeves, but when they eventually pulled one back through sub token as are and 71 minutes, it seemed to have come too late. but perhaps this team does have the guts required for a title dog fight. jude bellingham made it to to with 3 minutes to go. and then monkwood da who'd spot to jubilation in the black and yellow ranks. the german international curling in the winter with just a minute left. emotions were still bubbling at full time. but darkman coach michael rosa looked the calmest man in the stadium,
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as he made off with 3 precious points. by oliver cousin drew with on your berlin to keep their noses in front of the visitors in the race for champions lea qualification. with a score $11.00 krisha crumble, pounced from close range early in the 2nd half to put on young to one up. but then came unit until late header at security to, to draw for labor cozen though the result means they still dropped out a 5th place. that's all they got for you for now. coming up. next is a documentary looking at how the renaissance changed. the world will have more news for you coming up soon. thanks very much. i will interest the globally.

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