hello from doha everyone i'm kemal santa maria and this is the news hour from al-jazeera no sign of abating another jump in the number of deaths from corona virus in spain 832 new deaths reported in the last 24 hours in india and nationwide lockdowns wreaking havoc on thousands of commuters in new delhi as transportation options become limited's while life slowly begins to return to normal in a province once the epicenter of the virus in china. will also be looking at how the social media movement called care mongering is helping vulnerable people cope with the crisis wherever they are. and it's for china's top football league is aiming for a quick return to action the teams are now back in training hoping to kick off the season in may. so another surge in the number of people who have died from coronavirus in europe as the continent struggles to contain the outbreak spain 832 people have died there in just 24 hours it brings the total number of the dead to nearly 5700 since the outbreak began italy also really struggling to control things on friday it recorded the highest death toll of any

well if so far the turnout has been pretty low and kemal between the time that we spoke just a couple of hours ago there's been a series of attack in kidnappings in the region of any mom was kidnapped ruling party parliamentarian was kidnapped and go with several election election observers were also taken hostage in the region of medical and. was detonated on a passing millions soldier a.p.c. units killing several civilians just in a matter of hours you can tell that the armed groups don't want to see this parliamentary election to take place and yet in 2015 this was part of a peace agreement with armed groups of the north and the government that there would be greater representation in areas where the government is absence in the north of the country in central mali but the problem here kemal is that those groups that are behind these attacks didn't exist in 2015 and i'm talking about groups like al islam with the mean and al-qaeda affiliates or he's in the greater these are groups that have not signed any deal with the government just but just 2 weeks ago they came out and said the

is our correspondent in the pakistani capital joins me now kemal restrictions yes lockdown. why we're there today killed in question actually the bug is not a prime minister has said that they're watching the situation ready closely and hoping that they will be able to do they died however they are all sure and emergency option of going into a 4 time curfew right now we are told that large parts of pakistan including the province of. all showed the provincial capital of baluchistan. province several districts in a state of curfew log down all day day school and college of course were closed and people have been told to stay at home even head and. most of the people are in a daring to died but the pakistani prime minister said that they were bringing a very difficult situation if they were to come down and curfew would be city of that situation escalates but for the moment everybody to stay at home and people are taking it seriously. in the initial stages kemal the also the north south divide we had cases in kharaj but that has spread as you say to a slum about up in the nort

thousands leaving delhi kemal and that's just the capital region many more are on the move as you say on foot around the country and tire families including the very old and just you know babies sometimes walking or being carried hundreds of kilometers says to return to where they're from india has something kemal like 120000000 migrant workers and when the government announced around a week ago that it was going to order all bus and train services to stop we saw this great desperate rush at buses and bus and train stations with migrant workers you know just trying to get home and a lot of these people because their daily wage earners they have to work every day to survive they've lost their jobs they can no longer afford to pay rent where they're staying their company accommodation has been shot so that has been the situation for them over the past week and you know we've seen people walking along highways on train tracks obviously with everything shut there's no restaurants open and they have very little money they have no access to sanitation yesterday we saw . something like 300 p

schools arland poland ulcer if you were in your slovakia just to name a few and the reason obviously kemal is because they're looking up where italy was a few weeks ago and think well if we can possibly get ahead of that then we might not get the massive outbreak it but it's but he says the strategy of closing schools is that there are some people who disagree with that because they get much of their own way around lawrence can i ask you about the united kingdom as well just again as i look at the johns hopkins track a baby but numbers are very different in the u.k. 456 confirmed cases 8 deaths in fact here we've got it in the wall just now so obviously it's a different sort of picture in the u.k. and the u.k. not taking some of the steps that we've seen other countries take. it's yes exactly and the u.k. is going the other way at least at the moment the emergency committee meeting in government at the moment they are going to move into what they call a delay phase and that's going to involve telling people to work from home and at some point they will close schools the easter holidays are

hello from joe hi everyone i'm kemal santamaria and this is the news hour from al-jazeera the crossroads of the world at a virtual standstill these are live pictures from new york's times square as one of the biggest u.s. cities goes into effect of lockdown. in a very quiet central london this is comic. almost overnight the u.k. is having to deal with a complete transformation of it's social cultural and economic life because of crowded 90. also jobs lost super markets shot flights grounded economies are being badly hit by the pandemic so what can nations do to bounce back and discovered 19 cases rise across africa this concern the continent's already fragile health systems may collapse. and in other news bringing them back from near extinction efforts to save the african rhino appears to be working. and sport olympic boss thomas bock admits for the 1st time different scenarios are being considered for this year's usa swimming as far away as for the tokyo legs to be delayed by months. hello everyone they coronavirus pandemic it has hit another grim milestone the global death toll has now

yes that is the latest news that we've received just in the last couple of minutes kemal health secretary that hancock has been tested positive and has also gone into self isolation no word on his actual condition the prime minister we know is suffering from mild symptoms and very keen to put out the word on his twitter feed and number 10 spokesman's briefings but he's very much in control of what we understand that he's that he's inside his flat in number 10 and number 10 number 11 actually he lives next door to the chancellor of the exchequer he's moved into rishi soon after chancellor's office to be closer to his apartment that is now he's sort of cordon sanitaire he's working inside there other members of staff in number 10 have also gone into self isolation after displaying mild symptoms no positive tests as yet johnson was last seen in the flesh as it were outside the door of number 10 downing street today pm last night when the entire country was called upon to come out step out onto their balconies on the street to applaud front line health workers in the national health service h

hello from doha everyone i'm kemal santa maria and this is the news al from al jazeera the u.k. prime minister is forced into quarantine after announcing he has tested positive for the corona virus also a grim spike in spain the highest number of people killed in a day by covert 19 infections in the united states of skyrocketed there are now more cases there.

on al-jazeera i'm kemal santa maria with the headlines and there has been a blast near the u.s. embassy in the tunisian capital some of the latest pictures in fact live pictures from tunis right now local media saying it was a suicide attack at 5 embassy security employees suffering slight injuries there the news south korea is criticizing a coronavirus travel restriction on its citizens visiting japan tokyo and outs they will now face a 2 week mandatory quarantine south korea has more than 6000 coronavirus cases so spread to bethlehem in the occupied west bank and now these rainy military isn't allowing people in or out palestinian president mahmoud abbas earlier declared a state of emergency after 7 cases were confirmed tourists and pilgrims are banned for the from the area for the next 2 weeks the church of nativity is among the many sites that have been closed and only 300000000 students are being affected by school closures worldwide strict measures are imposed to contain the spread of coronavirus 22 countries have announced the suspension of classes the united nations says

of february and the end of their breeze some $1700000000.00 worth of stocks now what is significant kemal is is that these stocks were rooted in the hospitality industry in hotel chains and such so forth so certainly this is a very very potentially damning aspect to the behavior off the head of the senate intelligence committee time when there was discussion about the pandemic but the trumpet administration was continuing to insist that all was well now the most high profile figure to have declared this in its financial disclosures is the chairman of the senate intelligence committee richard burton now he disclosed that he traded between the middle of february and the end of their breeze some $1700000000.00 worth of stocks now what is significant kemal is is that these stocks were rooted in the hospitality industry in hotel chains and such so forth so certainly this is a very very potentially damning aspect to the behavior off the head of the senate intelligence committee he was also recorded by national public radio speaking to north carolina constituents at the end of february saying th

and i'm from doha everyone i'm kemal santa maria this is the news out from al jazeera video images showing the strain on spain's hospitals as the death toll there from covenanting rises another $812.00 deaths in 24 hours. but it is back to work for people in the chinese city of wouldhave where the corona virus outbreak originated. in the u.s. president donald trump it stands.

coffee a sport on the news hour with sarah thanks so much kemal it was a miserable night for football manager joe say marino and his top inside they suffered a shock exit from the f.a. cup while 2 of their english premier league rivals advanced to the quarterfinals so how malik reports. this is not be much to smile about lately in the blue and white half of north london early on against north in the f.a. cup 5th round yonder trying to lift the gloom for tottenham we've lost the last 3 games in all competitions going into this match but despite the one the lead josie marino side failed to dominate the premier league's bottom team who eventually equalized with just over 10 minutes to go to send the game into extra time i. neither side could get the win and the additional 30 minutes i so it went to penalties. by this point disaster struck for spurs. the missed 3 spot kicks. keep the team to perform in the road sonority who took the shootout 32 to advance and pile on further misery to josie radio's beleaguered team . you know we've got problems to solve but yeah we only stick together in

hello from doha everyone i'm kemal santa maria this is the news hour from al-jazeera video emerges showing the strain on spain's hospitals as the death toll there from covenanting rises another 812 deaths in 24 ounce. but it is back to work for people in the chinese city who hired me with a corona virus outbreak originated. in the us president donald trump extends restrictions on people for another month to contain the spread in the united states i will find out how nearly a 1000000 rethink of the refugees in bangladesh are coping during this hour. and i'm on santa how much now have all the sports including a look at how the world's top pro wrestling companies are still putting on the shows this by the global pandemic. monday morning in europe and spain is where we are starting this hour with new numbers just released and again the death toll is rising at an alarming right 812 people have died from corona virus in the past 24 hours that means we are looking at over 7300 deaths since the outbreak began also the number of infections is rising steadily there are now more than 85000 confirmed

result kemal an executive in malaysia is hawked as his country joins so many others in ordering people to work from home the people in the cities are in a lockdown you know the we had to close the ring to get leaders on beat out and i think it's a similar situation except that we're playing a game of who's who's infected instead of offering escapism this is one box set to remind viewers of the real world horror outside and yet like the zombies themselves they seem drawn in droves so why things which was on be films and dramas . they're kind of high concept content you know quite easy to understand and yet there was kind of underlying things going on as well the zombie genre is often a metaphor for deeper fears about some existential threat that lurks among us making this series resonate all the more the creator of the series based the concept on historical documents that chronicle a real life plague several 100 years ago on the korean peninsula that killed thousands of people and it is released just as netflix and all the other online streaming services are desperate for content. the c

well indeed yes kemal it was incidentally only the 2nd time president trump has spoken from the oval office the last time being in january last year when he was speaking about to mexico and a border wall and his tone of his address last night was very much like the virus is a foreign invader describing it as a foreign virus and also actually having to clarify and his staff having to clarify a number of points he made during that speech making clear for example that cargo flights will not be affected making clear as well that u.s. citizens and permanent residents will be allowed to return to this country all of these facts that had to be confirmed after the president had misspoken during his national speech on television at the moment he's meeting with the irish prime minister here in the white house that meeting going ahead island incidentally along with the united kingdom 2 of the countries not affected by this travel ban incidentally and commentators pointed out president trump has financial interests in both those countries in the form of his golf courses the effect on the shamed

on al-jazeera i'm kemal santa maria with a look at the headlines in israeli media is just reporting thatprime minister benjamin netanyahu is going into self isolation after coming into contact with an aide who has tested positive for corona virus netanyahu is expected to undergo a test later on monday to actually confirm whether he has coded 19 or not. in other headlines new numbers released in spain show its death toll has risen by 812 in the past 24 hours more than 7300 people have now died since the op.

about is it for this edition of counting the cost i'm kemal santamaria from the whole team thanks for joining us the news on al-jazeera is next . frank assessments the one thing about these bush bars usage really working out the politics of climate change informed opinions the economy i think is actually what's keeping donald trump afloat right now critical debate sequel on both through school lawyers on 'd up all this argument is astonishingly patronize an in-depth analysis of the day's headlines this is the beginning of a new iraq of the new conscious and aware of youth about struggle against an ethnic sectarian cult or inside story on al-jazeera. as a weapon of war leaves the very deep a scar those. scars so raw that the victims men and women can barely talk about it. they are the only witnesses who can help bring about justice al-jazeera follows human rights campaigners in libya investigating right since the 2011 revolution. libya unspeakable crime on al-jazeera it doesn't display of opulence and fantasy fun to camps fashion it isn't only a lesson in creativity but also in sustain

i'm kemal santamaria with another look at the headlines on al-jazeera they coronavirus pandemic has now hit another grim milestone the global death toll has passed 11000 and number of dead in iraq specifically is apostrophe 100 after 123 new deaths were reported and yet president house on rouhani says he's considering lifting restrictions on movement by the beginning of april. really the president here trying to strike a balance between addressing this public health crisis and maintaining the economic stability of the country going forward and maintaining the social political stability remember this is a country that has lost patience with its own government over a series of crises that the country's experienced in the last few months and this is also a president who in one of his 1st appearances since the outbreak was announced in the country came on state television spoke to the iranian people and said that in his estimation the outbreak would be over in a matter of 3 days now that was weeks ago in china domestic numbers have been dropping but there's been a jump in imported cases $26

result kemal an executive in malaysia is hawked as his country joins so many others in ordering people to work from home the people in the cities are in a lockdown you know the we had to close the ring to get leaders on beat out and i think it's a similar situation except that we're playing a game of who's who's infected instead of offering a scape ism this is one boxset the reminds viewers of the real world horror outside and yet like the zombies themselves they seem drawn in droves so why things which was on the films and dramas. they're kind of high concept content you know quite easy to understand and yet there are always kind of underlying things going on as well the zombie genre is often a metaphor for deeper fears about some existential threat that lurks among us making this series resonate all the more the creator of the series based the concept on historical documents that chronicle a real life plague several 100 years ago on the korean peninsula that killed thousands of people and it is released just as netflix and all the other online streaming services are desperate for con

hello once again everyone i'm kemal santa maria with the world news from al jazeera iran's president says he is considering lifting coronavirus restrictions by the beginning of april despite new cases being reported. in a scope of 19 cases rise across africa there is concern the continent's already fragile health systems may collapse. and we'll look at coping with the pandemic how to protect your mental health also practicing social distancing. so it's 1400 hours g.m.t. 3 pm across much of western europe where new numbers of coronavirus cases are coming in switzerland and the netherlands are now reporting new infections finland has confirmed its 1st death from corona virus and earlier germany announced 15 year deaths in nearly 3000 new cases overnight that means we're looking at up above 16000 cases in germany over in the u.s. saturday morning there the government has closed its borders of mexico and canada for all non-essential travel while tens of millions of americans have been told to stay home and iran. death toll which has now surpassed 1500 with a further 123 people dying and

here on al-jazeera i'm kemal santa maria and these are the headlines the united states is suspended all travel from most of europe for 30 days after the world health organization declared coronavirus a pandemic began begin the ban begins at over 400 hours g.m.t. saturday the e.u. warns the move could cause economic disruption in an address to the american people president trump accuse the e.u. of not responding to the virus quickly enough taking early intentional action we have seen dramatically fewer cases of the virus in the united states than are now present in europe the european union failed to take the same.

on al-jazeera i'm kemal santa maria with the headlines spain's death toll from the coronavirus pandemic has surged once again with an 800 people have died in the past 24 hours which means more than 6 and a half thousands have now died altogether infections of also risen nearly $79000.00 confirmed cases and spain's prime minister is calling on all of europe to pull together to deal with the crisis which i think that he says nobody it affects all countries it does not obey borders does not distinguish between past economic.

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reports just one new infection in the very province where the pandemic began. 11 doha everyone i'm kemal santa maria this is the world news from al-jazeera streets are deserted as the french president declares war on the virus while the world health organization has its own battle plan we have a simple message for all countries test test test.

live from doha everyone i'm kemal santa maria this is the world news from al-jazeera streets are deserted as the french president declares war on the virus while the world health organization has its own battle plan we have a simple message for all countries tears tears tears and in other news the u.s. led coalition begins pulling out hundreds of troops from bases in iraq. so we're starting in malaysia which has rolled out some of the most extreme restrictions after a big spike in coronavirus cases many linked back to a single events it is closing all its borders and says its own citizens cannot leave the country for at least the next 2 weeks malaysia's reported more than 300 cases in just the past 2 days the total there now at over 550 in europe the french president among your micron has declared war on the outbreak and is closing its borders from 1100 hours g.m.t. on tuesday which is about 3 hours away and britain the government under a lot of pressure there to toughen its approach it's now asking people to avoid non-essential travel and saying don't go out to pubs and clubs and theosis

hello everyone welcome to this news often doha i'm kemal santa maria coming up turkey sends a special police force to its northern border saying it wants to stop the greek authorities from pushing refugees and migrants back also the turkish president's meeting that i'm a person in moscow right now as the fighting in northwest syria threatens to drag them into direct conflict. we could see the effects on revenues exceed 100000000000 u.k. eline collapses there are predictions more will follow as a viewer.

live from doha everyone i'm kemal santamaria with the world news from al-jazeera iran that is freeing 85000 prisoners as it tries to stem the spread of coronavirus to bomb explosion we should add a government office in southern thailand and the u.s. led coalition begins pulling out hundreds of troops from bases in iraq. so malaysia is rolling out some of the most extreme restrictions after a big spike in coronavirus cases many of them linked back to a single event that's causing all its borders and says its own citizens cannot leave the country for at least the next 2 weeks malaysia's reported more than $300.00 cases in just the past 2 days which takes the total a to over $550.00 let's go around the world as well europe how the french president emanuel macron has declared war on the outbreak fronts closing its borders from 1100 hours g.m.t. which is 2 hours away now in britain the government which has been under pressure to toughen its approach is also asking people to avoid non-essential travel and not to go out to places like pubs and clubs and theaters and in the us press. and dona

everyone kemal santa maria here in doha with the world news from out as 011 more people have died from coronavirus in iran now the government is considering a military response to stop the spread. was of benjamin netanyahu claims victory after israel's latest election but doesn't yet have the numbers to form a majority and endorsements boost joe biden on a crucial day in the race to the white house as he tries to catch up with rival and sounds. so turkey's shot down a syrian government warplane in the north west where turkish forces have intervened in the battle for this last major rebel held area it is the 3rd syrian fighter jet to be shot down in 3 days turkey's escalating campaign against bashar assad's forces is threatening to bring it into direct confrontation with his ally russia meanwhile 8 civilians killed in an explosion in city these the pictures from the aftermath of that a rebel controlled area dozens more people were injured in that and elsewhere fighting intensifying in the south of the country much of it said to be going on around the city of al sunna main despite a ceas

from doha when i'm kemal santa maria this is the world news from al-jazeera growing concern in the u.s. over the inadequate testing facilities as more than 40 people die from coke at 90 the english premier league team chelsea goes into self isolation after a player tests positive and sporting events worldwide are taking your hits a look at life on the lockdown as well how europeans are coping with more cities going under current. global financial markets back on the rollercoaster this friday as the fallout from corona virus persists stocks went into the kind of negative territory haven't seen in 3 decades in fact u.s. markets took their biggest one day hit since $987.00 then asian markets dipped as much as 10 percent on friday before rebounding and so far trading in europe is going into positive territory meanwhile governments are taking ever tougher measures to stop the spread while trying to calm fears of people facing layoffs changes in travel plans and children who aren't going to school but skoda lawrence in london the latest from europe what can you tell us lawrence. well i mean

women's day they are demanding tougher laws to protect women from harris meant right and domestic abuse kemal high has more from islamabad. a growth targets gone to have been rallied by remain i rarely heard men who are supporting the remained the commemorates the international day for women. a good reason for doing. something beside. you i give my life. i never noticed. it cannot be handed out. to me against me as much money when we are living in a very tiny. and our we need freedom and we need. to make lot of stuff. already or bring you in here it divided across that line you have the religious parties who are protesting and all of obviously against the march rigid all going on or go with march they started in karachi or in green ph d. and then spread across into other cities are grown because they fear again reconsider their right to live really large warn more rights for the women however to mordor lidgerwood's unconverted developments of the side the other forces this is not something that is new here in prague it's gone and out of court if it were debated there has been going on for yea

hour from doha everyone i'm kemal santa maria with the world news from al jazeera the other headlines israeli forces using tear gas and live fire to disperse palestinians trying to fend off illegal settlers in the occupied west bank. to come back to the soldiers station. joe biden wins more states in tuesday's primaries to take a dominant over bernie sanders in the race for the democratic nomination. and queuing up for the bare essentials growing anger in sudan amid an economic crisis and what that could mean for the country's new government. coronavirus 1st up and the fear is that europe may in fact slip into a recession as a result countries are trying to limit the damage and are resorting to some sweeping measures to fight the epidemic germany's chancellor says health care systems will be tested she is warning it is likely the majority of the population will become infected angle a miracle urged european governments to implement measures that would slow the spread of the virus as john. many reports nearly $1300.00 cases then we've got israeli which says it will spend nearly $300000

bart, israel kemal on time but yes, ridership is very low in fact countering to you out of interest a >>> right before the total as of our we do have this accident, blocking a couple of lines, injuries reported. it is a hit-and-run accident see got chp in hayward virology you can see on ke way h gousg a few mis t over 101.>>> today, our last dry and mild day across the bay area and big changes ahead for weekend, tracking next time. his let's look with their salesforce tower camera looking -- we are dealing with foggy conditions once again along the coast and for parts of the bay, so, petaluma, zero. to begin once again for you. three quarters of a mile in santa rosa and about six miles of bay so, high-pressure and controller now, but tracking units weather system and it is already bringing some rain to the specific less. so they do there comes a low pressure system that drops down from the north now brings she would -- would be a much quarter but you. all of us will be in the 50s as we had where we can. taking you hour by hour on future cast now, could see a little bit of drizzle alon

here on al-jazeera i'm kemal santa maria and these are the headlines the united states the suspended all travel from most of europe for 30 days after the world health organization declared coronavirus a pandemic began begin the ban begins at 400 hours g.m.t. saturday the e.u. warns the move could cause economic disruption in an address to the american people president trump accuse the e.u. of not responding to the virus quickly enough taking early intentional action we have seen dramatically fewer cases of the virus in the united states than are now present in europe the european union failed to take the same precautions and restrict travel from china and other hot spots as a result a large number of new clothes shoes in the united states were seeded by travelers from europe mike hanna reporting now from washington he says president trump's other comments will be scrutinized as well while many questions still about president trump's comments among the other issues is that he referred to insurance companies as having told him that they would cover the cost that would be no co-pay that

on al-jazeera i'm kemal santa maria with a look at the headlines in israeli media is just reporting that prime minister benjamin netanyahu is going into self isolation after coming into contact with an aide who has tested positive for corona virus netanyahu is expected to undergo a test later on monday to actually confirm whether he has covert 19 or not in other headlines new numbers released in spain show its death toll has risen by 812 in the past 24 hours more than 7300 people have now died since the outbreak began and more than 12000 health workers have been infected also hospital officials say they not only need more test kits but also some training on how to use them. when this government crisis committee comes out to say we have everything it is not true when they say we have 300000 test kids well that's all very nice to have 300000 kids but those kids must be tested by professionals who know how to do it if not why do you need them so we also have this problem when they say we have 300000 kids daily i can tell you that it is not true so much of her own now from madrid with more o

on al-jazeera i'm kemal santa maria with the headlines spain's death toll from the coronavirus pandemic has surged once again with an 800 people have died in the past 24 hours which means more than 6 and a half thousands have now died altogether infections of also risen nearly $79000.00 confirmed cases and spain's prime minister is calling on all of europe to pull together to deal with the crisis which i think that but he says nobody. it affects all countries and it does not obey borders and does not distinguish between past economic policies made by one country or another on the response count only be national it must be a european response it has to be responsible we all role as one whether we are dutch spanish portuguese italian or german it has to be a european response isn't it more on the situation in spain with malta hereto in madrid. madrid still remains as the ground 0 of the whole and demick scene since the outbreak of the coronavirus crisis we've got in madrid a 50 percent of that the death toll has had at announced yesterday that he suspends non-essential work and economic a

kemal says my pa rents a re over the disease is. there if they attend? that is something that is going to be very difficult for lots of people. it is, and it is so ha rd lots of people. it is, and it is so hard with a bereavement, one of the ways we manage it is having social contact, but i think i would probably advise them to avoid having more contact than necessary to keep their distance because at higher risk and it is all about keeping people safe. i appreciate you might not have the full answer here. benita — i'm heavily pregnant with gestational diabetes so classed as vulnerable/high risk. my husband has to work or he won't get paid. we have three children. say one of us has a cough and he self isolates for the 14 days with us, how does it work if the same happens again? surely you wouldn't get sick pay every time you have to self—isolate for two weeks? with no testing, it's hard to do what's best. lots of people talking about this position have been thinking doesn't make sense for the whole family to effectively allow the ho

you, your colleagues kemal of the health staff of all of the hospitals in this country and around theworld are so incredibly brave. you are the hardest hit. what g gets you to that hospital every day? i is what we do. it is our moral obligation. yeah, we want to do it with the right equipment and toolsls, bui think all ofof us have the sense of perersonal drive to be able o provide care. ththis is what i feel and what l of my colleagues have felt come the national staff i have worked with and getting in 2014 and 2015. i rememember being so moved by their wilillingness and abilityo come to work every single daday despite communities beingg destroyed byby virirus. i have leaearned so much frorom them, so much that has prepared me for this outbreak that i try to share with my colleagues. i think we need to be thinking about the fact that, yes, the u.s. is hard-hit and it is going to words in the n next couple of weeks, but let us not forget there is a world outside thesee borders. i have worked in a lot of placee where nonot just the critical ce doctors are in short supply, but there may

hello everyone welcome to this news often doha i'm kemal santa maria coming up turkey sends a special police force to its northern border saying it wants to stop the greek authorities from pushing refugees and migrants back. also the turkish president's meeting that amid putin in moscow right now as the fighting in northwest syria threatens to drag them into direct conflict. we could see the face on revenues exceed 100000000000 u.k. airline collapses there are predictions more will follow as aviation pays the price from coronavirus and the ruling that will see the u.s. the taliban and the afghan government all investigated for suspected war crimes and i'm far as well have all the day's sport news including misery for jos a marine it was time that this great crash out of the english. i don't see. color film is starting in turkey this hour where the government is deploying a special police force to its northwestern border with greece thousands of people have tried to get into greece and gary in fact since turkey opened its side of the border last week the e.u. says that the bid to press

either from doha everyone i'm kemal sons and maria this is the news hour from al-jazeera shelves in malaysia it is preparing for border closures and a ban on all travel after a big rise in coronavirus case since the shutdown in europe is intensifying new restrictions will be in place in france within the hour in other news 2 explosions hit a government office in southern thailand and iraq could finally get a new prime minister a new name emerges after months of political uncertainty. and then pick chiefs hold talks about 2020 and football's european championships could be called off as you wait for me to discuss the impact of coronavirus on the continent. well the restrictions in many countries around the world are about to get a whole lot more extreme in the coming hours in an effort to stop the spread of coronavirus let's take you around the world malaysia 1st of all which is rolling out some of the most drastic rules at midnight tuesday no one allowed to leave for 2 weeks its borders are being sealed that's led to panic buying in malaysia and over in singapore as well in the middle east i

that's right kemal and we've been expecting this announcement for some time now even that last week we heard from mexican officials who said that a partial closure of the united states mexico border would not be off the table for containment of code 19 given that even now there are still so many more cases in the united states compared to here in mexico and an important thing to know perhaps especially for our viewers who live along the u.s. southern border is that this partial closure announced by the united states only a little more than one hour ago will affect tourism and only land border crossings and it will not affect trade it will not affect people's ability to to go to work if they work at cross the border but there are but there were a few other points where president trump may have sent mixed messages as well which specially in regards to mexico shutting down flights from europe we're still waiting to hear confirmation for the mexico from mexican authorities whether or not that's going to be true though there are a lot of people here in mexico who would see this as a positiv

ok and that is all your sport for now kemal back teeth and thank you so much more support from far in the next news hour of 1300 hours g.m.t. with just a couple of hours away also you for that as well in the meantime we'll have the latest news for you in just a few words. informed opinions the economy is actually what's keeping donald trump afloat right now and in-depth analysis of the day's headlines the protest movement is only getting stronger the more people you killed the resilient the resistant they will become inside story. on al-jazeera. ruins that speaker phone with his story and go once reigned from this palace more than 600 years ago this is the old town of che to the door to the sacred value of the past and to the century of much beach ancient traditions are still being embraced here today that may change less than 2 kilometers away bulldozers are never the ground for a controversial new airport that's expected to shuttle millions of tourists to historic sites the airport should then be in the sacred valley to share his culture traditions for thailand but the big powers wa

charged with attempted murder and it's understood that he's been in touch with a priest 27 people so kemal trying to enforce this lockdown tried to make people observe a quarantine not isolation hasn't been the easiest there are many many people in south africa who are doing what they're supposed to but when we look at certain sittings in townships places where people haven't been able to get to stool was to buy the food they need and heat up the lockdown cramped conditions as you mentioned but people also standing back to back in very long queues and social distancing is just not an option. funding and johannesburg rounding out our live coverage on the news hour thank you but there is plenty more on the coronavirus pandemic to come. out of. this is inside a new york hospital where 13 people died in a single day. in the city at the epicenter of the u.s. algebra and in sport as well the spanish football club which is taking some drastic measures because of the crisis. afghanistan now where a lockdown has been imposed in kabul and provincial districts afghans are being told to remain home an

that's right kemal really just to give you a sense of how bad the situation is here the health ministry yesterday released an image on twitter that image was of the epicenter of where this virus began in the religious and important political city of home in sort of the center of the country emanating from there a giant red a set of what looked like the tentacles of an octopus engulfing the whole country and that's really what's happened there isn't a province now that hasn't been affected by a coronavirus can outbreak of some kind that's come from the health ministry today now the biggest jump we've seen as you said since this began here in iran one $1234.00 cases in the last 24 hours the bulk of those into hiran now and that brings us to the total number of cases in the capital tehran into iran province to approximately 1400 out of a total of about $4700.00 cases countrywide that makes to iran the capital the real new epicenter of the virus in this country and the battle against it is picking up steam here in the capital the total number of new deaths the 17 total killed so far officia