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gods went extinct to 7 decades ago and is now making a ton from namibia a conservation triumph of vanity project. ah, i'm british bands. you're welcome to d w. news. a sure glad you could join us. pakistan has been enjoying severe monson weather since june. of this year, which has brought rainfall nearly 3 times the national 30 year, average latest figures say that almost $1500.00 lives were lost in the torrent. now the great danger is waterborne disease. children are particularly vulnerable to danger. fever which is currently spreading fast malnutrition is the other enemy of 8 agencies like uni sir, who say nearly half of the non adult population in flood defected areas is at risk

. we speak to someone on the ground in pakistan in a moment, but 1st a report from the salt valley, looking at just one child, one among the 16000000 children in pakistan affected by these unprecedented floods living day to day and thinking of his future mom machado sees he was lucky to survive the raging flood that ravaged his home down in northern pakistan, swath valley even as people fled low line areas, many houses were swept away. the teenagers school was destroyed too. for now, he's working in the field with his father instead. the value of the i am now afraid a lot of the floods will also bring disease. so like the way the roads are blocked here, mr. hug of the sick are dying in their houses because the infrastructure as completely

damaged outdoor and are elena done. sheriff's village is now cut off, as the flood swept away the deliberated road network and bridges. this is the only school in the area that stands still all the residence, now hope to send their children here. i days elegant. earlier i am here to assess if we can accommodate all these children, and i don't expect many students to come to school anyway. automated, maybe only the older ones. as the younger children are still traumatized for, give it to me, i think they're very good. if it is the decision shadows father will have to make to he doesn't want his son to travel a long distance to school until roads and bridges are rebuilt. but among more, the hope the day care is very scared. i didn't. jeremy in a been this area was unsafe already. sequence

a journey before the flood. the 2 children had died while coming home from school to tucker to run in would me. we had built 2 bridges after that, the with for the safety of the children. egg though, pull away this. but now it, but those have been destroyed by the floods border by gear weather bug. you will go greenish a need for now shot of his trying to keep up with his studies at home and to help his younger siblings do. but they worry about what more rains could bring. but on their shoulder through it, it started raining again, love and there was a possibility of new floods. of my house is old and we can't rebuild it because my father is a laborer. now i request the government to build a school for us. is that no snow, no water, no flood can ruin to it so we can continue our education in peace. notices move to america. one next of life. such as school is likely to remain the dream. with government aid yet to reach remote areas like this one. the future of children here

remains uncertain. and gentlemen are from so called in send the province is jernace f spock a thunder. preventative abdulla father, mentor father. let's talk about pakistan's children 1st. the education of some 670000 kids is in doubt. after more than $18000.00 schools were either partially or fully destroyed. how soon do you think these children can go back to school? well, not soon enough, but unfortunately they don't have school to go to. what we did over the last few weeks was actually to set up temporary learning centers. where for the 1st time you have actually people look children who never set foot in a learning experiences and learning for the 1st time. and now they're saying, we want to really go to real schools as soon as this climate is over. so no, i mean back stand as normal, 23 minutes and they're out of school. almost 12000000 to come from the provinces

that are hit this you don't really are in dire need of going back to school as soon as possible. what are the other immediate threats or you are seeing in the immediate aftermath of these floods? well, here's your question with, that's why i said, but really what we're facing is catastrophe monitors and we've seen children were both on dr. the last or 6 weeks. but absolutely. this area again is probably the district that i had. i'd actually have the worst indicators of what we call the general manager of the emergency level. usually 15 percent in this district is almost 50 percent and ready. you had communities that were really struggling, facing normal attrition. thank if either malaria skin disease just because of the stagnating water. so it's really, really serious situation and we're afraid much of them will die if we don't act

quickly. and you and is also launching a pain to raise about $160000000.00 to assist pakistan with reconstruction and post flood efforts. has any money started coming in with somebody started my money was the best under a lot of, but it was good. but unfortunately, it hasn't reached us fast enough yet. the 160000000 actually was only for the still saving lives. now, what the need is actually is quite huge. and actually this was our 1st assessment. the next 2 weeks will come back with further assessment. but even to 160000000, we asked, we don't have much of that yet. can partis, under cover without international assistance? not absolutely not, but i can't think of it without international support. i mean, this climate, the environmental climate change i bucks that look to be to, to climate change. it's countries gotta develop that happen to be good

significantly. we hope those countries now will assist because the model of the general set, it could be us that are in good sized situation. so, but that actually needs a lot of help. but for now, we need to live save lives immediately. and that's why we are saying, please support all the entities you can. so the chip more children don't have to die in the next few weeks. believe it there. thank you so much for joining us today . of the, of the units of pocket thumbs up isn't better. thank you so much. thank you for argument ah, now to an upcoming moment of pride for india 70 years after they went extinct cheaters are making a comeback. each cheetos will be released into a national park where prime minister under ends or more the on saturday, which is also a coincidentally, his birthday. these shooters are arriving from namibia. these images provided to us with the organization sending his animals the 3 meal and 5 female chief 3rd will be

introduced into the cool nor national park in mud to put their steed in central india trails. more cheaters will arrive from south africa in october, with glands to gradually introduce more later. and the delux report, a nail jory has been stalking this story for us and joins me in the studio with more. and they helped welcome an animal that's been extinct for 7 day kids did in there. suddenly decided wanted back. well, it wasn't quite sudden, ever since the cheaper went extinct in 1952. there have been intention to bring it back. and the indian government's interest in this is that they think cheap that is a last glory. and that it was originally present in the indian ecosystem and so needs to be restored as well as they believe that eco tourism will boom if the cheaper comes back. and so already in the 19 seventy's devote attempts to bring the cheetah from iran that didn't quite pan out. and, and they were conversations with several countries. finally in 2009, there was

a major meeting in india where global exports got together. and the plan was greenlit by the indian government. and so this year, a memorandum of understanding was finally signed with the media and the chief on the way. so it's been a long time in the making. so years of intense. surely, conservationists must be a very happy bunch. depends who you ask, how the conservationists are working very closely with the project. feel that the chief bell will re white allies, the grasslands of and the logic killed is that she does hunt very differently from lions and tigers. so lions and tigers will attack any animal that's in its proximity. she does on the other hand, target animals that a week. so that's being seen as an animal that will fill a wide in that sense. but i've also spoken to conservationists who feel that the chief project is sidelining, the conservation of other animals and india that already needed help and are well notable. for instance, the is yet la him. so the place where the teeth are being moved,

the cool no national park was actually cleared for the last several years to make space for a static lions, the land originally and good wrath, and a source of massive pride. but they're not quite safe there. you know, humans have encroached upon forest land there and so sometimes the lions run on to highways get stuck by traffic, stop by traffic cars. or sometimes there's retaliation from people when lions run into religious. so the plan was to move them safely to corner. now, for many reasons, fast forward several years that hasn't quite happened. and in the meanwhile, the chief task force was looking for the right place to bring the chito and they picked out cono. and so kudos getting chief us. now you can imagine that the conservationists have been crusading for is yet lions are quite unhappy about this and we're going to listen to what one of them had to say all or would you be

managed since 1990 for us? the sy dark blue host to lunch since 1995. more than 1500 families of the local community. so hardy us have more made the sacrifice made the space available for alliance. and what are we doing? real bad children. she doesn't realize the concentration graders, the science very little of long. so that's another angle, right, like $24.00 villages had to vacate, to make space for these lions and they did it. they got compensation from the government. now one royal family that had to move is actually taking the government to court, saying we didn't move for the chief as we move for the lions until we want our property back. so this is clearly been a lot of people from the local community who have been affected by this and according to conservation, that's like challenge not necessarily for solid conservation reasons. and one of them is also that india identifies its conservation priorities every few years. and

the last one was done in 2017 chief as want even mentioned in it. so that led people like tell them to write our article in outlook magazine, calling this al vanity project, vanity project over conservation efforts. interesting reliever, thank you so much for coming in to talk about this and may have a jury that's what all we have time for us this week. me back again on monday the same time and see you then goodbye. ah ah oh, i feel like africa's much taking place in the global industry that's i have decided, you know, and i'm going to be original. i'm gonna tell an african story through jewelry. co

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