ah, ah ah, 50 dublin years aisha coming up to day indonesia is unfolding disaster. the earthquake on java has killed hundreds and displaced many more. heads continues to arrive at for some. it is too late. also coming up escaping buttons wall. how thousands of members of an ethnic russian minority have entered mongolia to dodge

the russian president, fall to fight in ukraine, and the japanese woman escaping high energy costs. the ukraine war has sent prices soaring, but chico fuji remains unaffected. you see how ah i british manager, welcome to did up the news asia. glad you could join us. more than 250 people have died in the earthquake that struck indonesia. on monday, many our children rescued teams continued their search for those strapped under rubble. in the city of chandra, close to the epi center of the quick. it struck the mainly mountainous region on the main island of java. rescue work has been made more difficult with teams having to contend with landslides and off to shocks. more than 300 people have been injured and over 13000 have been taken to evacuation centers.

but the true picture of this disaster continues to slowly emerge for both rescuers and victims. i'm here because i need to find my family. my sister in law. she was buried here under this land flood. there were 3 of them. the mother and her 2 children. i walked all the way from where i was to this place yesterday afternoon. when i got here, nothing was left. everything was very i was crying and immediately grabbed my husband and children. if i didn't pull the mouse, we might have become victims of the house with shaking as if it was dancing. i

would have done and then the rescue operation has been difficult. body she's on that guy because the condition of the earth is sticky. wash and tools to excavate are inadequate. we don't have enough excavators. lot of delicate respondents. sharon, some lung from our indonesia bureau is in the affected area near the presented of the quick. she sent us this report on her rescue operations are progressing. currently, i'm at one of the most affected areas, which is the phillips of cheated o in the district of juvenile at the epicenter of the near the api center of the earthquake that happened yesterday that hit west java. and right now, the evacuation process is being paused because the aftershocks are still happening until now. as you can see, many people are being pushed back. they have to find

a saver place because the aftershock just happened right before i did my life reporting. and until this morning, there reported 17127 after shocks have happened. since yesterday. i've also talked to um several families that are still waiting for their family members. there is no where to be found now. and at least 3rd, 3rd be people there. so it's trapped under the rub. oh, over there. so the evacuation process, i have to be very careful because there are so many dead bodies that is under the wreckage. and also they're trying to open the access of the wrote so that the evacuation process can be continued to them. ah, the more steep areas over there where it is. oh, possibly a worse than what happened here. as indonesia scrambles to rescue those trap,

an earthquake is also struck. the solomon islands, the powerful 7 point old magnitude quakes epicenter was in the ocean, just about 50 kilometers south west of the islands. capital honey, are it knocked out bar in some areas? but there were no immediate reports of whites for damage or injuries. australia is a roof at a target mission had collapsed, but its prime minister, a short parliament that old stuff was safe. he also promised assistance to the solomon islands. solomon islands, police are at doing damage assessment. i will place someone in the national disaster response center to assist with the initial response. or we have contacted her prime minister sog of our i. 2, once again, i indicate that australia stands ready to assist. we have, of course, historically play an important role in the solomon islands.

tens of thousands of new conscripts from russia as recent partial mobilization and now on the frontlines in ukraine, according to moscow. and analysts suggest that to put those boots on the ground, 14 is relying on ethnic minority recruits from poorer parts of the country. regions such as boyar tear, which is located in southeast in siberia. tens of thousands of booty ads have fled to mongolia to evade inscription to ukraine. the influx of migrants has put further pressure on mongolia as government as a poem, wang report from land batter. blanca says no. o dar is practicing his mongolian with his host moder. just 2 months ago he is home was in the russian republic of bosnia. but on september 23rd, he fled to neighboring mongolia to avoid conscription in the ukraine. warm weather to take it as it really breaks your heart. when you have to run away, you have no idea where to go and how long you may leaf. you don't even know if you

will ever come back and you're sitting as an old. i'd used to work as accountants until the warrant turned his world upside down. his angry there's so many of his people have been sent to fighting a warrant. that doesn't make any sense to boot. he acts persist kiki, to liberty. the republic of bratcher is where the soul of the brilliant lives it is, the home of her language and our culture. and you see now it's villages have been desolated. and for people as groucho, it is like a strong punch to the stomach signal that bore your shirt says keep a retired teacher from mongolia found order on the street. after learning about his background, she offered him free food and a commendation. she said she would be his mother while he stays in mongolia. h as a hot air child, i wish every one could stay with their mother's. i am against the war. war is not something anyone wants to sit and bang it at home,

can ho fitting shift. the local people told us that after rush impreza about him importing and now's departure, mobilization, the city was felt with russians. according to the statistic, by the end of october, they are about $1500.00 russian had to flood tula by tar, and most of them are n thick minorities. the capital was not prepared for such a sudden influx of migrants. but while the country is not a signatory to the you and refugee convention and has no legislation addressing asylum seekers, mongolians have been showing solidarity with the new arrivals by lending a helping hand. elton to ya is getting ready for her borders. she owns a 2 floor restaurant on the outskirts of we'll about har. after meet him home, this russians on the street, she decided to turn her whole place into a temporarily shelter. shasta accommodations for up to 20 russians and charges only

enough to cover expenses at bertha hm. when winter in mongolia is very harsh to her, you'll get sick if you stay outside at these temperatures and who, being sick in a foreign country is very difficult. that is why i turned my place into a temporary home to help people will think that my head will pick some of the russian refugees have found work in construction or agriculture to obtain a work visa, while others have had it to a 3rd country. oh, there was one dr. lucky once he managed to get a student visa to state in mongolia because when i have letters always wilkins, unfortunately, those who couldn't leave the country and time are stuck there. i know a law has passed and now people face criminal charges for evading mobilization. so oh, so it is either you go to prison blue or go to war or launching a product to know. oh,

there are few especially about what is happening in ukraine. but he takes comforts in knowing that at least he will not be part of an unjust warm. in the meantime, he is doing his best to dispelled that this informations, brett, by russia, and speak ugh, for his fellow body adds while he sees mongolia. and as the world struggles with soaring power costs, a japanese woman has fully dodged the global energy crisis. they stalk your resident hasn't paid a single penny in electricity bills. for the last 10 years. 62 years, all at chicago, fuji relies on solar power for her energy related needs. chuckle was, he has been living in the japanese capital of book you'll without being any energy bill. she has limited her energy needs to maintain this lifestyle or textile dying artist for he doesn't own any significant electrical appliances. although she

done the electricity using for solar panels installed on her apartments balcony, she was encouraged to live like this after the great easter band or the quick of 2011. or actually after the quick, they were shoot, you will blackouts a few times here. so suddenly electricity was scott, and i felt i should have my own electricity prepared to go. so i had one from the ben sat down to lunch, thought said system, what? i must stuff on sunny days, she leaves whatever food she wants to cook in black boards on her balcony for a few art. besides, she uses a solar cooker to cook, revise and be cooking, which required more heat. solar panels are enough for the energy needs on sunny days, but on average talk you has only around $220.00 days

a year. but for the is also prepared for that with her. by. during the rainy season, i write a bike foot down 10 minutes in the morning to says generate power and stored it in batteries. she said that enough to power a light bulb for 3 hours. however, now her age and the scorching summer heat are leading her to consider giving up on the lifestyle caught up. why are we doing this for the past in years when it gets too hot in the summer and the climate is unstable these days? sometimes it gets too hot and other times it gets too cold. as i'm getting old, i think it's 10 engine to continue living like this kirsten fuzzy is more optimistic about going for a normal life now as more cleanly generated public electricity is available in

japan. she recently bought a small refrigerator though it also runs on batteries charged by solar panels. though she plans to leave this lifestyle, she will only leave solar energy. partially. she says she will not leave solar cooking even if she is reconnected to a commercial electricity grade. that's it for today is more on our website. we'll see you here tomorrow, but ah, ah, dan. they get all the harvesters. are immigrants going to say? well, everything you enjoy, eating at home with your family, was harvested by people who are being exploited. it's then our dc, and we're gonna need your home, we can keep doing what we're doing,

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