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shows through the sky, starts september 20th on the w, the business, the doesn't use life. i'm barely in a massive as quick kills more than 800 people in local buildings. paul and people, media homes out there. he, pa, full quick strikes the historic city of marcus and villages in the last mountains. also in the program, the g twins, he agrees a join somebody particular ration, india and prime minister and summits hosting around the movie analysis. the groups of dr. text which states that nations refrain from the use of force with territorial game
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the i am eddie micah junior and then you welcome to the program. the possible that week has had central morocco getting at least 800 people according to authorities 100 small happenings at that grade. struck late on friday nights in the high out last mountains about 70 kilometers from the city of marcus. a local official has said, most of that that's okay. add in mountain area is that a way difficult to reach the homes damage the cars? crushed and george blocked by the deputy earthquake struck little that if i drifted infected homes in the middle of the night shop, i'm panicked in the state or to my home has been destroyed. thank god was still alive. but it was very hard to believe that i knew i was
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through the one of the guessing i was surprised by an intense vibration. everything in the house was moving, but we didn't know what happened that the liquid cascade, hundreds, hospitals were overburdened by the high influx of injured people. and many rushed. did you need blood? oh, nice for them. so much. those are the people that have centers and hospitals in need . this blog, i mean, they made the call last night. and as you can see this morning, the sheer number of people who came to donate blood to me in the, in the, this is a good sign and i'm confident that we will have enough stock for the next few days . and then what's a good the art quick struck that there around 11 at night. most people were already in bed. and many chose to sleep outside fitting power from off the shocks of the false and the intensity of this earthquake was very high. the cable ran into
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the streets, there was total panic, and there were families who were still sleeping outside because we was so scared of the force of the as quick as if a train was passing close to our houses. that's how it felt. oh, i live right here. they started 50 of my doctors and really different address functions appear to be the most affected by the greek exp, but fee. the devastation could be widespread. authorities believe many people are still dropped under the rescue. workers continued to find. so why was that also digging out bodies of those who haven't made it wholesome. l. chicago, he is the regional director for middle east on north africa, out into national federation of red cross on red kristen society. so i asked them area about the extent of the damage and thank you for shining the spotlight on this . yes, the damage reports are coming in all by our. clearly this is severe in terms of
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casualties. and physical damage to feature is not fully known yet. it may take up to 48 hours as these are extremely remote locations. and much of the access is not available because their own network has to be damaged. there is rapid mobilize ation. now there are some priorities. now our search and rescue efforts to get people who are trumped under the road, including the immediate emergency medical assistance and 1st 8 most of those expertise, the remo, but also to the survivors. there are many injured women and children, elderly and saw. so we're working with multiple funds. it is as always in these situations, raised to be as time survivors named water and shelter. it is called these mountainous regions as well. uh, with my phone coming in. um,
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so were mobilizing cheese support, some were all kind of red crescent. their volunteers have been on the ground from the very 1st hours long the civil defense and broken army. so he is now a bit of details to be sure we'd be clear, perhaps in the coming days, and we're mobilizing now the international assistance to support the local assist. okay, we're gonna, we're gonna talk uh briefly about the sort of international systems that is needed . but you set out by talking about some of the challenges and that's really the teams are facing, including access to some of the west head areas that tell us more about the challenges. as of course, as difficult, the roads are blocked there be the rock slice and land slides at the best of times . these roads are not easily accessible. so that's number one. the with now the, just the support from the military, the moroccan military, the helicopters,
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and saw that was improved as the day progresses. and then we need to get the people that are expert cases, to safety, to hospitals and provide the medical care. understandably, this has major business bait right. on the 1st, at a 100 years, they have seen such a massive earthquake. it will be over well, any responses. and therefore, there, distributing. now the assistance in bringing and assistance funds across the country that they're distributing those for be needing medical attention to different parts of the country. that's their job. or we're coming in to support that mobilization telecommunication networks, or down electrical grids or down and so on. and this further complicates of course, the assistance and getting the excavation equipment where it needs to be done in the medical registry teams where they need. okay, so i mean, it's a lot of work. that's why international suspense is needed to tell us more about that. as well as the, as far as i know,
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his law officially yet requested that we have disobeyed to come in the next hour or so. they're clearly assessing their, trying themselves to come to grips with, with the, the, the situation. understandably many are so shocked with this uh, with this context we already are receiving as the international federation of run across right across in many offers from red crosses in europe. right across sense, red cost as an altogether of world of us and other parts of the world as far as japan and china. and so we welcome that. and now we're just trying to determine the priorities day by day and quarterly that assistance. okay. the worst thing is to send coordinate systems, so the industry will become clear. busy is chaos now. right. well, some also collie with international federation of red cross on red crescent societies. thank you very much for your time. thank you. lead us at
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a g 20 summit in that a have risk consensus on a declaration despite stock difference is about how to reference the war in ukraine . india and prime minister that under i'm ody analysis the adoption of the text which calls on all states to refrain from the threat or use of force or territorial gain. it also called on russia and ukraine to ensure the uninterrupted delivery of green from both countries. climate change was also a key elements with lead us back in efforts to triple the world's renewable energy capacity by 2030. russia in china is lead us. i've sent from the summit of incense diplomats in the face. our chief international editor, richard walk icing betty at the summit. hello richard. can you give us some details about the consensus that lead as have agreed on? so yeah, it is. so it's a pretty long document. sachi plus pages. this lead just exploration, 80 plus paragraphs, but all of the focus has really been a honing in on
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a few paragraphs, a referring to the warranty. ukraine, of course, is source of huge international division over the last a year and a half. plus it seemed so rush, it invaded you frightening february last year. and it's been a lot of speculation about whether it would be possible to bring the t 20 around a joint statement this time around something that was a cheese. but the last g, 20 summit in bali and this has been achieved, but there's quite a bit of focus now on, at what cost uh, whether that has been a significant amount of compromise, particularly on the western side. and i think that is the thing that people are focusing in on is the fact that the bali declaration included explicit language, explicit wedding at the criticize the russian invasion. and that, that is missing from this. he is declaration. instead, the declaration this time around makes statements on the principle rather than
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specifically cooling at russia. but if we do focusing on one of the key lines in this, in the declaration, it's pretty clear what it's referring to. it says, for instance, that all states must refrain from the threat or use of force to seek territorial acquisition against the territorial integrity and silver and see well political independence of any states. and course you don't have to be, i'm assign it to tell what is being referred to that. but certainly the fact that there is no explicit mention of russia's responsibility here, i think, is a disappointment. some of it, any fast statements or reactions yet to those or so any icon here you at the moment, but i think we were just gonna hone in on what kind of reactions we've had. and i can tell you that what i felt has been speaking to the press here at the media center in delhi. and he was asked about how satisfied he was with this wording,
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the fact that there were some that explicit criticism of russia. and he said that he was happy with the language that came out of that it was important to have the statements about territorial integrity and silver and see that implicitly but very strong implications, referring to ukraine. but i have to say the tone with which he said this was not exactly if you see if he didn't seem to be in a position to present. this is a major victory for ukraine supporters. and i think that indicates that it really is the case that the western support has to be trained. the g 7 countries for instance, have compromised to get this statement through why they compromise so much. what i think a key thing is that they want to support india as the child of this g 20 summit, they didn't want to see a failure, which would cost a shadow on india's presidency. many western countries really trying to for
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stronger ties with india. so i think that's one reason why this compromise came from the west. okay. if you chief international auditory richard walk, i'm denny, thank you. let's look at some more stories making headlines around a well, north korea has mike to 75. yeah. since the countries found in, with a massive 58 in the kind of to help young young the that came young at his door task. when i saw the ceremony joined by representatives from china and russia. so that, that guy has announced that that's all sort of lead us long to see to with the lazy it was 95 with an easy was the for my interior minister and found out of the contact for you don't potty along side for my president nelson. mandela, he was a key for guidance at africa's transformation for me, why it's a pop, i'd state into a multi racial democracy in the 1990s. my women's football has been on the rise for years now in germany. but recently they've been fixed that the country is
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the media can maybe bush escalated higher even if the white glove wasn't exactly good kind of would fall or as they have done so the last 20 years, s g s s and wants to play its parts in the rise of german women's football. that's all for now. up next we have doc film for you looking at the legacy of the dictatorship in city. there's one use a token of the off the i, sorry, so one on 6 times covering t more people than ever on the move worldwide in such a kind of one. great timing is very hard to say very difficult to find out about how many store info migrants.

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