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d. w. a joy ride through fascinating worlds. into uncharted deb this our guides know their way around with a strictly scientific trip to some pretty wacky places, with curiosity is required tomorrow to day on d. w. this is the dr. nearest aisha, coming up to date militia prepared for elections, of the midst of rising living costs and political instability. the country has that 3 prime minister since 2018 and people are hoping the selection can provide stability. but could young malaysians hold the key if the 1st time 18 to 20 year olds can vote. also coming up in india,

a traditional bank making industry struggles to survive. i made new challenges. and ne india unique living bridges made of tree roots. our locals continue to build them and keep this practice alive. ah, i bearish minded. you welcome to did up the news asia, glad you could join us. lessons will be electing a new government over the weekend. it's expected to be a vote for a better economy. and political stability, the country has seen 3 prime ministers in the last 4 years, and faced economic headwinds from the corporate and demik. it's also going to be the country's 1st youth election of sorts. nearly 2000000 new 18 to 21 year olds are eligible to vote after the voting. it was reduced. many young people could

effectively determine who governs their country for the next 4 years. 022 years. oh it, ha, ha ha if on a mission to push young malaysians to what she believes on my fixed 1000000, what it each between 18 and 29 years can bring political stability to her country. that is understandable for people to have more to go for think right now with the current situation, political instability, if they really think however, that should not discourage you to not be involved, but it is not what it actually for the drives you to what in last 4 years melisha has been joined by 3 prime minister with the country has been in a political crisis since former prime minister matching for thought and his close. it's but accused of enforcement and a multi $1000000000.00 scandal at state fund one m d p. take your station

sanity prison to t for 12 years. mac malaysians are not only battling for political stability. the country has been hit hard by inflation. high cost of living is affecting me and the recent flats have displaced thousands of people and affected many businesses, benevolently as traders. we don't see the government helping or providing aid. we have asked for help and we have not received anything and well cut in prime minister if my property. yeah. groups you, i may, no party remain tinted with corruption scandal involving the cheaper stock and other members. but he's promising economic incentives for people that those is most of his mean opponent is long time opposition leader. and what a brain he promises to prioritize the economy, bring political stability and,

and corruption according to pulls a pro, him is a hit for the candidates. but no single party is expected to win a simple majority. turning off or more from column poise correspondent dave guna bomb. dave. these electrons was supposed to be held next year. they have been brought forward to now why is that? it? well, the really coalition barrison national and the party that dominates them. united malays, national organization. i'm know. well they're clearly looking to strengthen their hand. and the thing is this, the forecasting that next year the economy would be doing even worse than it is now . so their thinking was it would be better for them to call for this election. now it may backfire though. i mean, the thing is that they've openly said that the former prime minister, who's their former leader of the coalition. not deborah zach. he's in prison now in a 12 year jail sentence connected to

a graph scandal. while they basically said they feel that he should be pardon. and they're clearly going to ask the hope is to ask the king to have them pardon. additionally, their current leader, a virus on national, so he's meeting, he's facing dudley's corruption charges himself. he says, is that it's a political prosecution. now opponents are pushing the same ones, but you know, meeting his own goal here is to try and be put in a situation where he can appoint an attorney general, who will have the charges dropped against them. that's been something now pollution has been using. you're trying to use, i need of the branching bag. how does that play out? well, we're going to find out tomorrow or jones. i was attrition. that since 20 in 2018 election, melissa has had a 3 prime ministers. you spoke about corruption with these polls. finally, sought out the issue of corruption and provide political stability. is very hard to say. i mean corruption here. so many people, when i talk to voters,

say correction is just so and demick in the system, just so entwined in the system that it seems that one election is not going to get rid of it. but perhaps we could reduce it as far as political stability goes in this country. well, that's a real open question. i mean, sure, the idea was that they want to have more stability. the business community is screening for stability. but here's the thing, is the current pulling is accurate, none of the coalitions are going to get the majority of seats in parliament from getting up by the voters tomorrow. so then what happens after the election will then be different leaders of these coalitions are going to have to try and horse trade to see if they can somehow pull together an alliance. that gets them to that magic number of a 100. well, 112 gives you a majority of the 222 seats, but if they're pulling together a frag somewhat fragment that a line, what happens is down the road, some members of the lines together backed out, then you have again another prime minister tunnels that we've seen several times during the past few years here. so it's not clear at all that tomorrow election and

going to bring more stability to this country. a large proportion of the some 21000000 people who be going to the polls, who could be going to the balls are under the age of 40. and out of this $21000000.00, about $2000000.00 are 1st time 18 to 21 year olds, who will be voting. how much of a difference can their vote make? if you look at this whole group, the under 40 demographic makes it more than half of the eligible voters in this country, including these 181922 are eligible to vote for the 1st time we see making 20 out there being looked at as a wildcard, how motivated are they going to be to vote? that's no one really knows on that point as far as the under 40, as a picture, 1839 year old go. well, as i said, that more than half of the eligible voters. and clearly the political parties and coalition have made it a big factor, a big part of their campaign would try to kill them once you see a lot of new young candidates being fielded. and then you also see candidates of

all ages trying to target these young voters. they're going to places where they congregate, they're going to coffee shop. they're going to different events where they will find young people to meet them, to talk to them, to try to relate to them. it's also interesting. i spoke to them or decor center for opinion research, which is done survey here. and they say that young motors, the majority of them, they don't trust politicians, they don't trust political parties. and that's why you see on the campaign trail. so many of these candidates and coalitions have tried to remake the image of their leaders to make them look like they're not just politicians. but these are caring people who have cause they really believe in and are going to fight for us. you see really targeting of the young voters by the candidates and the coalitions. thanks very much for that or leave it there for the time being tech. so much dave going about correspond, joining us from political ah, now the city of heroes above, in northern india is well known throughout the country for its glass bangles. these

colorful and delicate ornaments have been made here using traditional techniques for more than 200 years. but the industry is now facing new challenges in the form of rising costs and a shortage of artisans. the rows of that, the glass city of india here, bangle making as a craft almost every one must us. generation after generation book is used traditional techniques to mold the glass into bracelets and industry. the became the backbone of the small towns economy is both la, nobody got there. no bangles from here are sold across india and to many other countries, movies idea. oh, we need to meet the demands of consumers or a lot in zeroes, about audio glass making as a household craft. with which we also are now living those. every day they collect

broken bangles and melt them down in furnaces at up to 1500 degrees. workers have to endure intense heat and breathing toxic fumes. if bahama rod the have you ali got we work with glass furnaces which have very high temperatures. are gonna allow you of pollution and dust adversely, affects air hel, alibaba, and can cause rashes and scars on her bodies. other ones out of the furnace, the bangles a passed on to all this for design and decoration. it's not uncommon for children to work alongside adults and small cramped workshops. each piece of the painstakingly crafted accessory also has a human cost the labor, as hot work has brought success to the industry. but now it's facing unprecedented challenges been i would have a group. yeah. the business is growing,

but raw materials and natural gas have become expensive. well, young people are studying more and bangles are slowly going out of fashion than would yet eat it. but for now, the craft still has a huge market, especially during festival season. workshops are also adapting by offering custom made assess reese in the hope that the future will stay as bright as their traditional bangles tradition is also keeping a unique practice alive in, in the us north east. in the thickly forrester than henry state of migalia, locals have for years constructed bridges made of living tree roads to get around. deep in the sub tropical rain forests of migalia in northeast india are magical bridges made of living roots. the local kasey and genteel communities build and maintain them. they create stilts of bamboo and the inch and roots wrapped

themselves around them. this if i could stay here, and it's more than 70 years old. so we use all the roads from this single tree door frame, this which we just showed him the way that this is how you go. that's why i'm building this doctors. it combines the human and blunt hundreds of these bridges exist in this part of india. they provide safe passage between work and home and can be a way to avoid crossing rivers and any of them yet. lamar said, here, if this bridge didn't exist, we would have to follow the path down there. how would you cross the river then? the path is very dangerous. shad along without a spreadsheet we could get hurt and yet no glass in the lowland. the other thing was so a de la seeing how valuable they are and how old they are. and association is now helping preserve these unique bridges and gooey but getting tao,

if you don't dig care of this bridge either it will get damaged and might disappear . india or gina. gov and i want to spend my life preserving these treasures. who am gum? unesco appears to agree and is considering if it's time to call them a world heritage site and that does it for this week. there's more stories from the region on our website, the denver dot com, forward slash a sure i'm as ever you can follow us on facebook and twitter back again at the same time. next week. we'll see you then converse with like fashion. there is so much more than just style for johannesburg based hair stylist, miss, i mean the duma, it is a work of art in her salon. she gives natural hair,

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