to rights before you can star environmental activism, or skeptical. after a whole, there are billions to be made. our 2 parts documentary deep sea greed starts june 8th on dw, the w news live from berlin. investigators in india, a suspect the signal malfunction may have caused the countries of the deadliest railway disaster. in decades, nearly 300 people were killed in the 3 way trained crashed. authorities say the search for survivors has ended. also coming up, police in hong kong,

correct down on descent on the eve of the anniversary of the 1989 sentiments square massacre invasion and speak to our correspondence in the chinese territory. plus all of sholtes calls windermere, puts in a war monger as a german chancellor mount several bus defense of his ukraine policy in the face of anti war heckler's, the mariana evans team. welcome. officials in india say the cause of a rail accident that killed hundreds of people on friday was likely a signal error. india is really administer added that those responsible for the mistake had been identified. the 3 way train crash left nearly 300 people dead and more than a 1000 injured or for the families of those who did not survive,

the grim task of identifying lost loved ones is now under way. at this make shift morgue near the crash sites. a solemn scene is playing out relative gather to go through pictures and the bodies of those cold from rail cars trying to find loved ones killed in india is worst rail disaster in decades. initial figures put the number at more than $280.00 dead, but that total is expected to rise. survivors of the train accident are being treated at nearby hospitals and clinics. the government is promising to compensate the injured as well as those who have lost family members. some here are dealing with the trauma of both a 55 year old cuz she to dies. watched her only daughter died in the crash

as the rail car kept rolling, my daughter got stuck. she got buried under bulky iron right in front of my eyes. i managed to stand in a corner, but i was hitting the head by some iron road or something. i thought about how to get my daughter. i don't know how to move such heavy iron. my daughter kept crying and died right in front of my eyes. the, with the rescue and recovery effort officially over heavy machines such as cranes and excavators have been brought in to untangle and clear the mangled rail cars. so travel can resume along this stretch of india's rail system. an official investigation is underway to determine the cause of the crash. initial reports suggest a signaling error may have led to the 3 way collision involving 2 passenger trains and a stationary freight train. while india has invested heavily in the system in recent

years, it hasn't been enough to overcome decades of neglect. this latest crashes renewed, longstanding concerns about safety on one of the busiest rail systems in the world . the w south asia bureau chief, i'm rate of c minus following the story. and she told me more about what officials are saying about the cause of the crash. the really minister was after cited today . and you said the initial findings really, really commission report is that this was caused by a fluid and will be described as an electronic interlocking system stop. this is the system which links the sickness to the track of this obviously mass function in some way. and therefore, you have this, what people are describing is freak accidents involving treat cream. not still not clear with a dis malfunction was due to human error, or it was a technical issue, but that is what is being investigated at the moment. meanwhile,

the green green has started the opposite. she wants the government to take accountability for this tragedy, asking for the really minister to be to resign with this accident. and this will still be disturbing on the 4th, which is common. you seen the last year. they was a report stable environment talking about huge concerns about really safety. the questions will be off what happened to the report, my ones, this concerns taken seriously. what are the people who lost a lot wants to people who are looking for the last ones who disappeared? well, i'm missing the scores counseling because they just have to wait and see what the final investigation would say. that wasn't the ws. i'm ready to cima reporting from delhi. i'm re to thank you so much. today marks the 34th anniversary of the gentleman square cracked down when chinese soldiers opened fire on peaceful pro democracy protesters envisioning. and

a mention of the incident is banned in mainland china. but for decades, hong kong was the only place in china where the 1989 massacre was commemorated. well, that has now changed. police have detained several people, markovich anniversary and public. among those arrested was a 67 year old pro democracy activist. alexandra wong, also known as grand nevada, since being opposed to 2020 security law under one. so ton of his territory of hong kong, memorial events, marketing. the killings had been effectively band with security. so times on the streets of hong kong. i asked our correspondence. phoebe con how people intended it to mark the anniversary as well. yeah. right. it's has been a long tradition. so, hong kong us to commend the raise they tunes for right here at victoria park when i'm sending up like now today us. we have report to light part of the park. let's

take a nova by probation organization to hold like some food markets. and part of this was like like, shut down by the government as you have seen, is blocked by barricades, by the warranties. for some unknown reasons and like that people are like apparently they have resulting to some more low profile and sup to approach us to um, the hold. and it kind of commemoration because any form of morning has been more difficult nearby. yes. is the national security and all of us in post in 2020. that's some people like a web to talking and we've spoken to like some shopkeepers to try to keep a white candles at the stores privately and some display. some old news. put a news clippings about, they turn 12 incidents inside a book store price at the so so on and so on. and people maybe they try to like um, post the photos out the candle lights online. and that's the only way that people can still express that dissent and um and people are definitely seeking some way

more stable ways to do so. all right, so people doing it in a quiet way. but are there other home congress who still intend to actually define the chinese government and somehow mark this anniversary in a public way? yes a so although they are like definitely the minority of the societies of pipe, most of the people they see a repetition supposed to be with their own. see with them they are like trying to find a band just like blocks away from where i'm standing. right. now, like on the street, um, over the past 2 hours, there are some individuals um they try to like poke flowers or they just bring a book about $1012.00 instead of or, or the some of them the even slight sauls related to june soft press. now or tend to slow down, it's related to like asking for freedom except for but many of them they, they, they like, they couldn't make their way through the pocket let. and then they like,

they were like, quickly taken away by police. um, today we're talking about some 16 uh 6000 police offices including some n t terrorism offices patrolling around picks for our park and across home calling . so like so i need some people to try to do so, but this gets the most difficult. so is there is in a sense that tom comes, protest, move in the pro democracy movement has essentially lost the battle. is it accurate to just say that beijing has succeeded in clashing the residence, long health freedoms completely? no. so the past 2 or 3 guesses to national situational was impose i like public gatherings or like any form of coats have, have what you expect to have happen effectively and launch the suppressed or band like these. yeah, no one said to apply for holding any light public events off of the morning, the gen 4 so. so this can tell the tooling a size how it affects the city as

a whole, like just in, in such a short period of time. so now like home homeless abroad, all like this, it is a broad band trying to carry on this kind of commemoration overseas. like in new york city, like recently there was a gen 4 museum reopens like that is the one like i opened the off to the one in hong kong was previously shut down by hong kong government and so, so on. as soon as these have events like bass will be a form to carry on to come memorize. that was correspondence because reporting from hong kong cd. thanks so much. well here in germany, video has gone viral, showing chancellor all of show all in a rare outburst of anger shouting and protesters who attacked his government military support of ukraine. charles was at a gathering of his party near berlin when a group of protesters disruptive his feet shouting slogans like,

make peace without the weapons and calling shoals a warm hunger. the we can have a quick listen now to some of the chancellors, impassioned response time or the

alright, that was a german chancellor there and it'll be a political correspondent, benjamin of ours. gruber is in the studio with me to discuss this. benjamin. this is not really the kind of all of charles said, most of us are familiar with. he's generally known as being rather subdued. what happened there? that's right. he's rather know to be really call him when he speaks for many people almost to call him. so to get message through this happening cycles, they close to berlin and brandenburg during an event, a europe event of the social democrats of his party and people started shouting at him even before he went on stage. so he was standing, there was the introduction and they started saying in that piece is needed that she should go away, that he should leave. and then he press these people also saying that it is important that the warmongers, it's not all f shows, but flooding and putting what we just have to. but it also shows that the german society is still divided on some topics,

especially when it comes to weapons. there is a new poll that came out a few days ago that shows that the majority of people is still against germany, sending more plain, sending german little plates to ukraine. something that the ukranian side has demanded asking germany to joint this cold fight to jet coalition. jeremy does not have this f 15 or 16, but you're a fight to tie food. so majority is still against it. having similar positions. so the one that we just heard say that germany should not be involved even further with this will. there was another poll benjamin just about the support that all the shows as party has at the moment, as long as along with the other political parties in germany. and that's also very interesting development. why don't we just have a quick look at the latest poll numbers? because as you can see here, the chancellor social democrats are currently at 19 percent support and the coalition partners, the greens and the business friendly f t p at 13 and 9 percent respectively.

but then we see a lot of very strong support for the opposition. the christian democrats far ahead of 27 percent. but most notable is that the far right a of the party is pulling now at 19 percent. that's as strong as the chancellor's party. and benjamin that is a 1st in german politics, isn't it, is, but this is not a new development to the for a day if the party has been in and now pro, for weeks, their methods are usually confrontational, attacking the governments. so the suite of them and parties, the social democrats, the probation is sep potty and the greens attacking them when it comes to migration . saying that jeremy does not need more skilled labor people coming to germany, but needs to close and support as an ex, the attacking them a lot when it comes to proposals, unceasing and on climate change, staffing, very, very strong, attacking the green party, attacking the leaders of the green party and when it comes to ukraine, when it comes to in germany's,

and also your opinions in bozeman with sending weapons. they also said that germany needs to support this piece talks and not send any more weapon. so quite similar, say it differently to the people that we just saw there in the video and heard it attacking the german tongue slip it, having pretty similar ideas of said the german. he should support p stokes and not send any more. what to see. you have complicated situation indeed, still a lot of debate in germany. benjamin of ours gruber. thank you so much for your analysis and you're up to date on the www. thanks for watching. the have to say to us the.