and the, this is dw news live from violet. a devastating explosion and a residential neighborhoods of nairobi at least 3 dead and more than $270.00 inch its after a truck loaded with gas settle. and then for a fee of a new is rarely assault on the last refuge for more than a $1000000.00 palestinians in gulf. israel's military, profess to move it's offensive closer to the egyptian border. when will that have the strips population is taking? so as we meet the molly residents series for the future,

almost 6 months off the fives and start the homes, many are still searching for a place to live and worry. they may be forced to leave the island. those thoughts as nationwide protest gather momentum, a new polls suggest support for the far right alternative for germany potty may new polls suggest support for the far right alternative for germany potty may be waning slot. the gulf is welcome to the program. at least 3 people have been killed and 100 small engines in a gas explosion. the canyon capital nairobi fire spread quickly destroying homes and businesses and forcing locals to evacuate its thoughts. the blossom maybe links to an illegal gas siphoning operation. a massive gas explosion.

near hundreds of homes, minutes later, 5 fi does that link to contain the region please? a truck loaded with gas near the residential area and a tech stay warehouse exploded. they density so create the fire spread homes. gars shops have only been burned down just before midnight. hundreds of presidents lead to safety. some couldn't make it. the fight has left many injured. make you to an advisor, give me the bun, exploding gas cylinder as i was trying to escape. when the court exploded right in front of me and the impact knocked me down and the flames and gulf to me, i'm lucky that i was strong enough to get away. because you've been a bunch of so and when i got outside

a phone fire and they will still, it was like, it was a musty fire and it was so bad, it was monday experience and i couldn't seem imagine. so i saw people around me and my dozen children, the, they had some more, maybe is cutting. i so goes and most of lead stomach used to put a piece of negligence. i think it's a legal guess siphoning dep. uh, we usually see trucks drive the get it out and this being going on for quite some time, you know, many of the properties have been done to ashes that toward these have secured the block, seen an investigation into the incident, has already begun our correspondence. miller has been at the scene of the explosion in that robi and she's told me what's known about the costs so far. a slow, it's not 100 percent clear yet,

but about government spokesperson actually said that the reason was as you already mentioned, a truck loaded with liquid petroleum gas. you can see behind me several trucks. we're not sure if it was just one frog or a several trucks with that gas. i also see a compound a bit in the back. well, so we were told by witnesses that um they will also guess it into a stored and it caused a huge devastation as it can see the whole area is effected. also you can see is a densely populated area behind. here they are all flats and people will have to leave the homes in the middle of the night. they were waking up to screams. they were, they came out to a shaking round and we actually spoke to one resident who was just living nearby. i ads our mom really click man, lucky cream out. pick out the toes and get them gets ok outside of the exam. so we did the same thing. you seem to find me if you see that fat

because the 2 of them approximates so the one we took from the pregnant so they can also king funding that don't from upstairs to don't to buy substances, don't fit. so in the case of christine muncie was just asking what is happening? somebody told us, we can say the lesson, what, what is up in. we just scheduled a lot of dramatic scenes that i witnessed as describing merrier. many people lost their homes and then to all their belongings. what are the authorities doing to help these people now? i guess that's correct. we saw many people moving that stuff out of the nearby shops and there say, you know, we have nothing left. we don't know where to go, we don't know where to sleep. we don't know what to do to earn money. the government actually said that they would pay bills of people who are being treated here and around of that in the hospitals around this area. there were several 100 actually that were now in treatment. and also we uh saw criminal investigators

arriving here at the scene. they were collecting evidence like this melted a metal piece and they collected this kind of it also here you can see them all mounted and yeah, they collected that these evidence and they took it away. they drove it away. they were not able to tell us more details so far we heard from residents actually quite a few were living here while working here that this side was known as for illegal refilling of gas from the gas tanks into smaller household a gasoline. does that people use every day to cook or 2 wheels? we don't know if that is true. it will, you know, it's the investigation will show that. but that is actually what many people here told us all correspondence maybe a little bit, and i robi, thank you very much my a to the conflict in gauze and now with is a growing of a new is really a salt on the south of the strip following its intensive operation in central garza and con eunice, israel's military asked the address of the plans to now advance father south to

rough quote that's close to the egyptian border. around half of kansas population of $2.00 point to $3000000.00 people off for us to be sheltering in that area. meanwhile, cup tarry diplomats are waiting on her mazda is response to a cx 5 proposal that could see more hostages released from captivity in gaza. a mazda is designated as a terrorist organization by many countries the w customer and rebecca, right, as is in a jerusalem. but the latest on the, the, is really offensive as well as he mentioned how the fighting has continued. the campaign has continued really centered around the southern city of han, eunice that has been a focal point for these riley military for some weeks now. they believe that many have my slate is in fact hiding there. and that has been a target both from bon bach, bombardments, aerial bombardment and the ground troops that you mentioned also. and what we're hearing is that there's also be a symbol moms and some fighting,

quite heavy fighting in the center. and also we believe some in the north as well that despite these riley military saying that they were looking to roll back these, this current, you know, this current form of fighting to a more targeted phase of next phase as they call it. so where that we could potentially see fewer casualties, fewer civilians, and all the casualties of that is something that the u. s. has been urging now for some time. but we all saying that fighting continue. and we've also heard from these really defense minister to say that they are going to continue that campaign into the south and begin targeting rough. uh, that's the southern most c t. now that despite the fact that most people around about 50 percent should say of gauze as population a little over a 1000000 people uh, sheltering there and completely over crowded and can continuously dia, circumstances there. and we're not exactly sure where they will be able to. once

again, a scale of evacuate to define safety. when in fact, the israeli military do move further south, which they say they, they plan to do in the coming while the no date has been given for that. and it still, whether negotiations between israel and how mazda, apparently, still on the way, what can you tell us about those are always starting to hit hard, some cautious optimism when it comes to these tools, particularly from the guitar, is they've quite a very big role in the negotiations of both of these ones and of course the ones that were sick successfully negotiated the that deal in november. that so more than a 100 hostages exchange for some palestinian prisoners and also a short face file. now we are hearing from them that israel is more or less on board and they did actually say that him, us was more or less on board as well. though we have also heard from my spokesman who spoke to the reuters news agency and they're saying that they are still way up

the proposal that they have received it and they are looking at whether or not they will accept. so we still have some ways to go to the categories, say, we could say a deal happen in the next couple of weeks. so, you know, we're hearing room is of course, on the ground that this could happen as soon as the weekend, or even next week. but it's really too hot, they say the stays to say that's still, you know, it's not, it's not all over the line until it's all over the line. and we definitely sold that. we thought negotiations in november that it was up and down up and down until finally that deal was struck. so we'll have to see what's coming in a couple of minute couple of days, but certainly some, some cautious optimism coming from people involved in those talks. all correspondence back of it has the reporting from jerusalem. thank you very much, rebec. let's have a look now at some of the other stories making headlines today. government sol, so say in a rainy and military adviser has been killed and is really strikes on

a suburb of the syrian capital, damascus. israel has escalated its attacks in syria since the start of the war and gaza of the ship carrying live stock has returned to australia after being stuck for weeks by the crisis in the red sea. these randy owned vessels set off from fremont. in january. the ship has now been ordered back because of the maritime attacks by evans who to read us defense. secretary lloyd austin says the pentagon is preparing significant action in response to a drone attack. and jordan sanders has dried, killed 3 troops at a remote us base in jordan known as tall a 22 washington blames militants backed by iran. it's been nearly 6 months now since devastating. wildfires ripped across the pacific island of maui and the hawaii killing more than a 100 people and driving thousands from the homes w's come see more,

your travels to the town of law, you know on, i'm always west, i'm sure. the slow, clean up operation of lack of affordable housing have left many, still homeless and running out of time. prompts replying to this with the hands of thousands of people who lived in the west coast of molly. there still displays unable to return to an area that is contaminated and was late the hope of finding a new place to leave it coolly and say lost his house and defies. he was one of the few native hawaiians still able to leave him from the street. this has been our family home for many generations. this house was built in the 58. it goes to says he was a rather campout he and his own property until he can rebuild. but he might to use the watts as a so contaminated and molten metal and never is make the toxic it close. we can see

it is being forced to leave his roots. in the interim, we'll have to live somewhere. my 1st preferences west molly, as are most people. and then if we can't, and we need to consider other options by moving off island is not option. no, it lives in a condo, new condo, probably the main serious area in the west coast of fella hina, but he doesn't know how long he and his family will be allowed to stay. some fight, survivors have been moved up to a times. nobody knows when the red cross who runs the sheltering program will tell you that you have to leave. so i never want to answer the phone. if you're not on my contacts, it could be a telephone call saying you need to get out. you know, so there is that hesitancy or coming back to your room with a notice on your door saying you have 48 hours to leave. right? i've seen that happen to talk alone. it has to be not they who walk i up to. now,

she loves the house of 4 generations. her husband was born and raised in the high net and works here. she is a store this. they have 6 children, like most line of residents, they don't want to leave their west coast. the home of many have already been forced to leave molly, i know they've been asking for volunteers to move off island to maybe outer islands . um a lot of family and friends have moved to the main line. and so we're starting to see a huge axis of him and people coming out of the high. no, because there's no place to live. housing was already scan smile. we have it's to build an extremely difficult to obtain and with an entire town go now finding a place to rent on the west coast is almost next to impossible about joint in the studio by my colleague. i can see my yahoo file that report in the country we've had people have to move several times. and what other reasons i'm making it difficult to find a combination that well in a my way of housing was already very,

very scarce. and now as a high number and down it's a whole town were 12000 people lived in old, that disappears. it was more than $2200.00 structures. so now, um there is no housing and the prices are also going up. so people who previously might have paid for it for $104500.00 for, for a house or paying more than double are paying up to $10000.00. even $18000.00 to come on the 4th. uh, they can't afford that. and that's a, that's a reason why they, they're not finding anything. there's not much to find and who can afford that. and also you got to remember, they also lost their jobs. it was not only houses that were involved, but all the businesses in that time, which most the most risk time were gone. so they don't have a source of income. and some people who might have been owners also have

a mortgage. so it's very difficult for them to find any place. now i'm here with the west coast reopen for tourism in, in, in october. but the authorities are doing nothing to help people find homes, build homes, what's going on. they're not building what this her dislike is a long term plan and that's been the main complaint to the local government, especially people. uh theres uh around 5000 people. still living in hotels run by the red cross and they've been there for almost 6 months now. and every, every, every day, if somebody can call you and say, you need to get out what is the government doing? they're trying to give these people now into the houses. and they are trying to make owners of short term rentals, convert them into long term housing. for these place hammond is a problem, is they have to do it momentarily and they don't see themselves as part of the

solution. so they're not enough houses for ones. and the other thing is also the the, the price is uh, the government has this started a program now to have to help people with direct leases. or there is another program from the fema referral, emergency management agency. they can find a place for you and then you move in. what are the problems with this? people are starting to get close, but they, this is moving very slowly when they get a cold, they don't even get an address of where you will be leaving. so people might be moved up to the other side of the island and they work they, they have a hard time to, to go there to work. for example, if you turn it down twice a year, kicked out of a program and people are even being kicked out of hotels. so there's no place to leave in there in a really bad mental state. it sounds a bit like you're throw, it isn't not doing a very good job. the end of so at least 100 people have died in the fuzz and some

residents have said that wouldn't have been so many victims. if you saw it, authorities have done a better job before hand cook this. i've been avoided. well, it was predictable. uh, there was an alert uh that this could happen. um, and the thing with this is nothing had been done to prevent it. while there was this fire, there was no alerting people with no sound in sirens to let people know many people were sleeping. it was around midday, and there was no no work ration. plus the people responsible for taking decisions were of island to chief of the emergency, were respond to us on a why who and didn't know firsthand what was going on. the mayor has inset where he was at the time of the fires, and we still don't know to this point. what were the protocols, who was given orders. and there is also a claim. and this is very important for many people that i've talked to personally . they were trying to escape the fire. there's only one road to escape and police

what's blocking this road. so this is a really strong our position and it hasn't been cleared. what happened? why they were broken the roads so people believed us. many, many lives were lost because of this. so many open questions that my country moya there. thank you very much for this update. in germany is far wide a of the policy it has been gaining momentum in the recent months. but a new pulled off shows a slight weakening office support because nationwide, riley is against extremism. have pro tens of thousands onto the streets. for weeks, germans have been protesting in the 10s of thousands, against the rise of the far right. people from different political backgrounds who will agree on one thing. the extreme right is a threat to german is democracy and it must be stopped. the latest in for testing

that poll shows 72 percent of germans think these demonstrations of a useful purpose. it also makes clear 2 thirds believe the i f. d. alternative for germany. policy is a fall rights organization, something the a f d denied a bunch of one of these. those me personally is that the young people are now coming out. no doubt they had their opinions about the se before, but you didn't see it was the thought was previously an anonymous mass has become visible on a new muscle. so they are now slowly realizing that things cannot continue as they were on ultimate these in kansas. shift to the right is the last thing we need for our democracy. who the demo cut the declaration does, lets us lesser of all, some parts of the a f, d have been declared for right by intelligent services. a debate has raged about potentially fanning the party. but the survey also shows many germans and not put

off by the phone, right? label a 2 3rd say that is not a problem. as long as the policy speaks up about issues that matter. nearly huff? think that changing the agenda is the main role of the a f d put vincent here. many people say that is if i left shelves as governments as one of the causes of the fall, right? strength of the stack of the fact that the a f d has become stronger as a result of luck to him. policies hit, you know, they had done their job. well, we wouldn't have the at the and 20 percent as the 2nd strongest party, or it could be something that's certainly a lot of dissatisfaction around. and there also needs to be more justice. but the government also needs to show more courage that is blown out by the in protest. pope. it shows that while the search and prominence of the far right is high on the list of things, people worry about. the sense that politicians have become detached from reality is also a strong kind. what's not yet clear is whether the defense support for the

a f d will turn into a long term trend and whether the mainstream parties will see the poll numbers aging backup, some of the classes. that's how we look now, some of the other stories making headlines today, germany's parliament has voted to eliminate the agricultural diesel subsidies. the government wanted scrap the old ones but compromised fully nationwide protests. that's been a wave of demonstrations by farmers across europe, against red sites. and folding in russia selection commission says it is found irregularities with the signature submitted by anti wall candidates. candidates, boys and ideas to officials. claims that some of the names were dead. people authorities are still deciding whether to let in a guest and run against president vladimir putin in elections. this march with national elections in india, just a few months away. the government is texting an influx of refugees on his board

with me. a mob. it plays, it plans to erect secure. it's a security fence. the united nations says more than a 75000 people have crossed into india since the 2 in the last 3 years ago. did of use a deal boss travels to india. some is around the state where he met the rest of the doctor doing what he can to help others who fled on the edge of the india. i'm in more bought uh, in the northeastern state. the music from dr. mout is making his re rounds in this makes you go to day, he's checking on an incident suffering from a cold, but it's not the cold that worries the mother. she's concerned about the left flip with which the child was born a few minutes while i suggest surgery. and miss operation has a high success rate and it's not dangerous, but she cannot afford it to ma was of,

if you're the doctor from me in my, she was among the surgeons who are part of the civil disobedience moment. again, this, the military when the of the of the make the going good. how's it going? why i'm getting is that a rest of the mile? select the country and soccer refuge in the indian state of missouri. to tell him contempt living there is not safe, adopted like me, my fellow doctors who stay bucking monument still under rest. some of them are facing long jail sentences with many different charges. they are looking for me, if i return and then i won't be safe into refugee doctors like mom, find themselves in difficult position since it does not cover refugee law. these doctors can neither receive asylum, no point employment. but despite not having an indian medical license, my was continuing to practice in an unofficial capacity. the peak is the fellow refugees. and even though the refugees living here a vulnerability diseases,

and in the past we have seen outbreaks. walter segmentation is paul with lots of being scammed and clean, and it also leads to the risk of different treatment, other diseases. because we don't see it there or the doctor doesn't just make house calls that the can fuel me goes away. dr. mile also runs this refugee killing for every 100. so patients for in from the 6 nearby refugee camps in the border area for the refugees. this clinic is the only place they can get treatment. it's run with donations made by the local needs of people and the services are mostly free. and also you may buy these refugees of witness to traumatic events back home. and most of them need mental health treatment. it is not only medicines, but they also required counseling sessions for many patients. my was

a hero my. we consulted him regularly and 2 adults with no high medical expenses. he's a blessing for refugees, like me, like his patients. my to, here's the wants of the conflict and the fear of now being people's doors done home . but despite his own worries, he continues to play a crucial role for his people. providing the medical care that nobody else can. and before we go some sports news, 7 time for me to one champion, louis hamilton is leaving my state is at the end of the year to join the robbery. hamilton activated release cloves in his contract. and well, john, for raleigh, on a multi year deal. he had joined mercedes in 2013 and won 6 of his 7 titles with them. he said that decision was one of the hardest he's had to make. and he's

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