the gentleman has never been since june and she says the bestest deed of the news that live from breland morocco grapples with the aftermath of an adequate morning begins as the rescue teams of struggle to bring survive as dials of the rubble, the death told passes 2000 and hospital struggle to cope with a many injured also coming up the dates when he closes in that he with weld, lead us calling. it's a success on the can union joining the blog. right, so now takes on the presidency to host next. yes. meeting the

i, eddie mike, a junior and you welcome to the program. more than 2000 people on our loan to have him killed in the biggest f creek to have his motorcycle in more than a century. rescue as our session for survivors and the high out last mountains. south west of marcus trim is where files as far away south in spring can well have it has announced 3 days of national mourning. mountain village is reduced to rubble. despite the scale of destruction survive, it was a remote g. a resident is pulled from beneath the degrees, badly injured by the lies. giving rescue is a rare moment to celebrate. this quite struck at nights,

sending people running from their homes were stuck in their beds. which i'm the person i couldn't disguise because the roof fell on me. i was trapped. there's one that i was faced by my name, basically at the rubble of with the bad hand. so what, let's, let's say always has to all the wounded would treated a make shift outdoor clinics. others have received no help at all. this man survived, but his injuries leave his family without an income, the food, we have no way to cook. we cannot go back for him because of the danger of collapse that includes the residents. this is a, the damage to their homes. many wrecked beyond repair. buildings. teeth are on the verge of collapse, folding rocks, a slowing access to the epicenter in the remote atlas mountains. no matter where

a lot of blocked roads, a lot of people can't find that parents and a lot of people are still under the rubble. that's but they're still searching for their relatives and ready to go. to quite rocked the historic city myra cache, destroying mosques and shops, streets, usually busy with tourists, were left lined with rubble. residents and travelers had been sleeping in streets and parks, afraid of off to shucks. okay, will allow houses are cracked, they could fold down at any moment table. that's why we can't go back to that and then say those moroccans a queuing to donate blood to treat the wounded. international assistance is also on the way. and meanwhile, the digging continues here. not for survivors, but for graves as morocco, berries, it's thousands of dead correspondents, young philip is in one of the towns affected by the adequate. he told us about the

situation that it's a terrible situation here in the smaller town, and some is just about one hour south of mount. i guess at least 24 people have died in this neighborhood alone. help us desperately searching for survive us. there might be 2 people buried in the rubber behind me. the whole neighborhood came together to pray that there are survivors. but one help i told as the 1st 72 i was a crusoe ends. what makes the difficult, the situation even more difficult is that there are still after sorts. the last one about 2 hours ago, caroline holt is the director of these asked climates in crisis at the international federation of red cross on red present societies. she explained how challenging it is to help those affected by the adequate, especially in the remote areas. but thank you for inviting me to speak to you today . um your pictures tell a story, of course we can see for ourselves how complicated it is. this is still very much

a search and rescue operation on those stories of hope of people being pulled out from the rebels. still alive is what keeps us going at this time. but we know that the window is, is small. and we know that this really is a race against time accessing these people, both in the cities, but also in those more remote locations is proving extremely challenging. road and transportation routes, communication routes, electricity, all of those are disrupted in an event. the sizes this quite that is creating frustration on chaos on confusion on the ground with regard to the response. i mean, you mentioned yourself uh, the center of this creek was in a very remote area. so how kind of help get through to the people who live in that or is the case of bringing in heavy machinery in order that we can clear those roads. or we can clear the rubble to be able to access those people. but of course, the communities themselves will be the 1st respond as we can see,

the hundreds of people, thousands of people, at least with the, with the putting that house to the rock. and really starting to shift that the challenges there because it's an extra, really dangerous time. the off, the shots will continue and many buildings that would be stabilized, but didn't necessarily full in the original shop. may well be stabilized further and it still is extremely dangerous environment. for those people to be working it as a rescue efforts, continue. what uh the coming weeks and months go into the applied for people in the real code because it looks like this is the staff of a very long process of recovery, isn't it? yes. as i say for the next few days, we can expect that the search and when uh, search and rescue window will continue. but unfortunately, that does start to draw it to a close. probably middle of the week is also important that we look out to those that survive. there are many people living outside no exposed to the elements. many of them with injuries be that severe injuries have with severe head wounds broken

bones. i'm trying to tree eyes and make sure that those cases are prioritized so that the worst case is receiving medical attention. but again, as we saw, there's a lot of make shift 1st aid that is very necessary just to cope with the volume here. we will also then see that people need shelter, as i say, to keep them from the elements to they will need will to, they'll need the food. and also we shouldn't underestimate the need for psycho social support to the mental trauma of an event such as this one is the is huge. i'm really the american red crescent who's all called there on the ground is really supporting american governments with many of these elements. then we will move of course into a longer term recovery. but that's further down the road at this point. and caroline holds from the international federation of red cross and red crescent societies. thank you very much. thank you. let's look up some more stories making

headlines around the world. at least 40 people have been killed in on ac, strike on the markets, incidents compet though. hosp to is the west, the single attack on civilians since the outbreak of conflict between disadvantages on the, on the problem and the 2 rapids support forces in april suez presidents joe biden is in vietnam on he visits, ain't that strengthening diplomatic on economic ties. closer relations between the 24, my enemies, us and you know, the contact to china is go in a sense of us. in the region. the indian prime minister indemnity must pass the presidency of the dates when to go to bed sale. at the end of the summit in delhi resolution impress, then screwed out of silver. i said global issues that should not be allowed to be re of the gateway and see such and he does the issue the joins stickler ration despite why the differences of other boy and ukraine. the document does not mention russia by name had so space including gemini sounds that what i showed said the way

a pleased with the outcome for kindergarten. and get through that, you can say this was the summit of decisions where progress was made on many issues that are important for the future of the world. devise a victim of it. among them, a clear commitment that the territorial integrity of ukraine and its regions is not up for debate. not borders cannot simply be redrawn by force as best as on. i'm also very pleased that once again, there was a clear rejection that the use of nuclear weapons. i believe these are positive results that we're able to achieve here at the summit to get to the guy that was the germans house level f sholtes. so who are the real witness from the summit? asked the chief international editor, richard walker in daddy or? well, you know, it is normal after an event like this for everybody to be outside talking to the media and claiming success. and certainly the russians in the form of rushes,

foreign minister, 2nd levels have been doing exactly that level of co seizing on the fact that you just mentioned that i'm, that russia is not explicitly cool that by name in the text of the declaration of seeing that is an opening a to be able to, to cool this, a declaration, a success for russia. even though there is actually a considerable amount of tax, which evident very, very clearly does refer to the war. and ukraine. west indeed is of course have been pushing back against that in mind. one, my call has denied that this is a victory for russia, which some of being claiming and all of shots we just had him that and saying that it's very clear that the language in the declaration criticizing or saying that you simply cannot use force against another country in order to gain territory, that, that's very clearly referring to, to russia's invasion of ukraine. but i think the country that has the strongest claim to success here is the host nation, india, that it over. so,

against the all guessing this declaration, despite the huge chasm of division between a russian and china on the one side and the west on the other side. and also this making a pretty convincing claim to it, to becoming the voice of the global south, which has been the same very much of india's t 20 presidency. i mean, you've been seeing the following, the summits. what would you say is the main outcome? so i think it is, it is partly that story about india, but let's say if we look at bit more broadly, it's not just about india, it is more broadly these countries that you could just call almost like in between powers, india, indonesia, south africa, brazil. that have been a working together to try to find a way in between russia and china on the one side. and the western powers like by the united states on the other side. rejecting the idea that the world might slip into some sort of cold war and trying to find

a middle ground to it was not just change it, but those countries watching together we hearing that help would come up with the the language of this declaration. they've got past the russians in the chinese and got past the west, essentially pushing both sides of this major political conflict that we're seeing a deepening either day or most getting both sides to come together and compromise. so i think that's really that moment, these major in between powers, india and of course 1st and foremost interestingly, brazil next goes to the d 20 presidency next year. so we can see this um, this tendency continuing at least next year. i mean, okay, that i've used even to not somebody the tires at walk. i'm danny. thank you. selling tennis news. american senior jekyll gulf has been crowned at the women's us open champion after we started and come back with about the ration out of, you know, as of a lanka in new york. and i have to read difficult openings that if i retail in and

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sutherland because experience in short, the crowd remained on tenterhooks as a nail biting rally ensued to hey eventually though the moment did arrive exhausted and delighted. 19 year old coco golf had seals the very 1st grand slam titles with a 266362 victory post game. she did a k to the trim to those that its down to the and right now i'm just feeling happiness in like a very, very small bit of relief. because i honestly at this point i was doing it for myself and not for other people. and yeah, it's just been embracing, you know, every positive and negative thing that's set about me. the literally literally like up until like 10 minutes before the match. i was just reading comments of people saying i wasn't going to end today. and that just put the fire and, and me the message is clear,

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