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we will hear the priorities of key public transportation stakeholders. a long-term reauthorization bill is critical to providing the certainty of stability that transit agencies, cities andos d to make responsible transportation lighting decisions. public transportation plays a key role in our nation's economy there are over 400 30,000 workers employed and public transportation in the united states. transit provides approximately 33 million trips every day. taking many americans to and from work, school and medical appointments. not just in big urban cities, but also small areas. we have found ourselves with yet another reauthorization where the highway trust fund is a most significant issue that needs to be addressed. in order to advance a comprehensive long-term reauthorization bill. while this committee does not have jurisdiction over how these bills are paid for, it is important that revenue shortfalls are addressed in a way that meets current transportation needs. the highway trust fund was originally intended to be funded with federal gas and diesel

public transport will continue to run.t new measures will span across all of the country, as a desperate attempt to slow the spread of the disease. on saturday alone, italy recorded nearly 800 coronavirus deaths. translation: i believe we have now taken all measures we are able to take before effectively shutting down the entire country. but i ask myself, how will we live? and how will we be able to sustain ourselves if we are no longer able to shop for food, and if supplies are not able to make it to our supermarkets? spain is also in a race to save lives. authorities in madrid are working frantically to build a makeshift hospital inside a large exhibition centre. already, intensive care units are struggling to cope. more beds are needed, and they're needed fast. around the world, more than 300,000 people have tested positive for the virus. scientists are developing and testing possible vaccines, but as it stands, there is no cure and it's putting every health system under immense strain. freya cole, bbc news. the indian

uganda's president has ordered the police and the military to enforce his directive to bunt public transportation in the interest of public health. in this city under we. funded for that deities and we cannot to manage docsis little areas this time we are here in town they have nothing to do. it's like they were life is stuck 10 undecided as i'm asking the president to allow us to access all social security fund which is there to help us in retirement when we are physically disabled because this situation is not any different from physical disability want to be now as it is known data you. know this is the toughest situation i have ever experienced in my life. feels worse than a war. losing a little. the shops are closed following the presidential directive to open only those rich foods on this issue items like made because supplies thousands of people who walk here have no alternative source of income but health experts say that to contain discreate of the virus everyone must observe social distancing on so far this. they tell we to do that don't just stay at. our job washington news i'll be bac

those without cars use public transport.80s, privatisation effectively ended public ownership of britain's buses. from next year, all you've got to do to run a bus service is satisfy the traffic commissioners that your buses are safe, and you're on the road. routes were opened up to competition. for most of the country, this meant private operators were now in charge. opponents of the bill are convinced that we'll see one route after another just disappearing. and some operators at the time were quite honest about what the changes meant. the great thing about the transport act, it has made it abundantly clear that our business is making money and not providing services. but over the years, lots of routes didn't prove to be so lucrative. stillington lost its privately—run regular service when the operator went out of business last year. it left locals like 18—year—old sinead feeling trapped. we have quite a lot of young people in our village, and they like to socialise, and they can't do that as much with no bus, can't go dow

>>including a public transportation bus listen you're immediately suspending. >>all late penalties for failure to pay citations as well stopping sending any late citations on to dmv or to collections were temporarily stopping parking control measures that are not related to public health safety and accessibility effective immediately where suspending enforcement of residential parking permits peak hour toll ways and parking for longer than 72 hours. we will however need to continue enforcement of rules related to public health safety and accessibility of services that include street cleaning, walking a bike lanes double parking and parking and transit only lights leaders will continue to be enforced because our businesses will still be open. providing essential services for people on and likely increasing the rate of driving to of our neighborhood commercial districts. as you all know this is a continually changing situation and we urge you to go to sfmta dot com for further updates, thank you. a and our next speaker is bob powers, general manager part. good af

sanitizing the busiest public transport system in the united states city officials say all of new york's $472.00 subway stations or thousands subway cars and buses and claimed it will be recently 2 hours all to try to prevent an outbreak of coronavirus or covert 19 it will decrease the present. viruses but both the cold it 19 and others on our facilities will also give passengers our customers a sense that we're doing everything we can. new york is yet to see a major outbreak of corona virus at least so far but officials are planning for the worst because there are so many people here. on any given week day more than one and a half a 1000000 people pour into new york city from the outer areas every day more than 5 and a half 1000000 commuters use the public transportation everything from the subway to the bus to the trains and every year new york city receives more than $60000000.00 tourists. that's a lot of hands touching things the problem though with wiping down the subways is it's unclear how long it keeps surfaces contamination free there is still some debate about 4 mites which is

. >> what if you depend upon public transportation to get around? we are expect an update from the major transit agencies at any minute. >> hospitals are front and center when it comes to dealing with the coronavirus, of course. the action they are taking to make sure they have enough beds. >> and another ground zero grocery stores as people try to stock up on staples. the message for those who are worried. >> announcer: now from abc7, live break news. >> department of building inspection. >> let's go to breaking news san francisco officials updating us on public transportation. >> the department of public health. like i said, if you could hold your questions until the last speaker, then you will be asked for questions. you will be selected for a question so we can keep it orderly and have everyone hear what the question is. so francis zamora from department of emergency management will be calling on questioners. okay, we'll get started in a couple minutes. mary ellen carol, executive director for the department of emergency management will be the f

public transportation is anential government service. it is how nurses and firefighters get to work and how residents get their groceries and prescription drugs. so we will be working hard to ensure that public transit continues throughout this public health emergency to ensure that people can get to work and get the services and supplies they need. at muni we are working to rearrange services to decrease the amount of financial district express service to reallocate service to our neighborhood lines and lines that serve our health care facilities so our passengers can better maintain social distancing on the bus. for the health emergency we will also be eliminating service on the cable cars and f and e lines in order to protect the health of our operators. ensuring that on all the lines we are operating our operators have a partition between their cabin and the rest of the transit vehicle. as you all know, muni vehicles are thoroughly cleaned every night and our stations are wiped down four times a day for areas that experience a high a

but more measures are on their way as of them at this stage in urban areas we will maintain public transport to allow french people to commute for strictly necessary purposes and regarding long distance travel by train between major cities by bus or by plane this will be gradually reduced. in the u.k. the government's been accused of not acting quickly enough to contain the spread as people stocked up over the weekend almost emptying supermarkets in some areas hundreds of scientists queried the government's strategy the health minister now says wartime style measures are coming he's asking british manufacturers to make more ventilators soon everyone over the age of 70 will be asked to self isolate for up to 4 months and this week should see new measures including a ban on large gatherings we will change the law so that we take the power to be able to close match last gatherings if we need to and and take other action that you just normally wouldn't but we might have to in order to respond to this to this virus italy's recorded another dramatic rise in the death toll there have been more than

so after nearly a week of ordering all public transport to stop the state of their predations started carrying migrant workers home in buses something like 200 buses every 2 hours and still so many people are waiting and that gives you a scale of the problem and that's just between delhi and the state of with a pradesh delis homeless shelters are completely overflowing with people and the delhi government has decided that it's going to convert public schools into shelters from sunday to cater for so many people all of those who are now homeless jobless and homeless. coming up shortly. molly pushes ahead with the long delayed election by the coronavirus conflicts and the kidnap of an opposition leader also. lets us learn the lesson the universe is desperately trying to teach us. the lights go out for 60 minutes around the world for our time to reflect on what planet. was there was in rather disturbed weather affecting the middle east at them i will say brightening up around the levant as we go through the next day or so but we say this erick lab moved 1st syria iraq into iraq really he

this is affecting the lives of hundreds of thousands of migrant workers public transport services are suspended millions of them are stranded so they are now on foot on hundreds of kilometers just to get home a quick reminder of the global picture through the johns hopkins university virus tracker which we use coming up 261-5000 confirmed cases with over 28000 deaths and 135000 recoveries we should point out as well when you look at the world map you can see the obvious hotspots though the size of things in asia has definitely gone down compared to what we've been talking about europe and the united states which don't forget it has the highest number of infections anywhere in the world right so this hour we're going to talk to john hall in london development in the u.k. and europe they want to start there with matter hereto in madrid these numbers it must have the most terrible impact on people in spain not just the the workers who are trying to buy health workers who are trying to save people but the national psyche. yes well carol carol numbers for today more than 800 people have di

driving themselves home or i walk in public transport system i don't know what people in nairobi have mixed feelings about the question. because israel did think it is trying to assist many people and you know most of these people are going to have a no knowledge about it over the border in fiction is that it's as well known there's a book with the suffering and tragedy has doubled there's corona and there's police brutality it's wrong if you don't but as journalists we're still allowed to move around off the cuff you know the rules under very clear and there have been reports over the weekend of 2 these ultra left so we're going home early but we're not taking any chances that. coronavirus travel restrictions across the globe have left large numbers of tourists stranded thousands of kilometers from home. many are now relying on flights to chartered by their national governments to return home some 175000 germans have been repatriated since the start of the pandemic but another 25000 remain stuck abroad for one group of tourists in peru it's not clear when they'll be allowed to leave

who was going to have to go to work i get nervous when i use public transport and talking to you know without a mask but when i get on the metro. and keep my distance. and i respect the advice we've been given because i'm not a scientist. police have been out in high numbers enforcing the lockdown they say they've issued more than 225000 fines for violations so far. but authorities say in general the measures have been widely well received. and despite the circumstances many say this simply learning to live with confinement. bush would sometimes that and to get used to it's becoming a routine you know i'm at home and i'm working from home so it's pretty quiet for me. but not all french like it quiet across the country people are finding new ways of coping with being cooped up at home. this cello player for example didn't talk to social media to show off his talents he simply stepped out onto the balcony. the french appear to be complying with the lockdown so far the with the confinement measures set to last to at least the 15th of april possibly longer who knows how long that public s

you know supply chain for medical goods including for example blue factories are great culture public transport so still quite a lot of businesses will remain open but this is probably somebody in to tell us civil protection in a press conference said that this is probably the strictest measure that italy can take at the moment there is some help on the way medical aid coming from from russia and from cuba how did that come about. yes the. particular goals in other regions the health service in his years been overwhelmed for think it's fair to say for 4 days if not weeks we've heard some doctors describe it got tsunami of patients needing intensive care are arriving in hospitals in the oath or eighty's of sorts held elsewhere so a long long body has asked doctors in other regions of italy to common help and hundreds of responders they're currently looking into where which hospitals most need new doctors but also yeah like you said 53 doctors and nurses are right from cuba today and they will be assigned to a pop up campaspe fill in here a number of the medical equipment doctors translators inte

how this change, for the railways and public transport?working week and already it is so far removed from normality. i am at one of london's busiest stations and i can count the number of passengers on the concourse on my finger tips. it is extraordinary, eerily quiet. we already have measures in place for public transport, so just to reiterate, the trains are still running but it is a reduced service, they are focused on keeping the key routes open so key workers can travel to do theirjobs. you may have seen pictures today, we have had some real trouble on the london underground where pictures are packed, crowded carriages at certain points on the network, the exact opposite of social distancing. they really hope that will not continue tomorrow, the authorities clearly think there have been more people travelling on this part of the network than should be. so the message age, only use public transport if you are a key worker or if it is absolutely essential. although it is not quite clear what that latter point really means. emma simpson,

driving themselves home or a walking public transport system i don't know what people in their o.b. have mixed feelings about the question. because he did think it is trying to assist many people and you know most of these people are going to have a no knowledge about it over the border in future state so i will not go there because the suffering and tragedy has doubled there's corona and this police brutality it's wrong if you don't but as journalists we're still allowed to move around after the curfew but the rules are very clear and there have been reports of the weekend up to these soldiers left so we're going home early but we're not taking any chances. now to some of the other stories making news around the world the spanish coast guard has rescued almost 80 migrants in the atlantic ocean off the. area islands the migrants were traveling in 3 boats from africa over 300 people have been rescued in the region since spain declared a state of emergency because of the corona fires. a painting by dutch master vincent van gough cold spring garden has been stolen from a museum in the

uganda's president has ordered the police and the military to enforce his directive to bun public transportation in the interest of public health. in this city under we from monday for that to reason we cannot to manage docsis areas i need this time we are here in town however nothing to do. is like they were life is stuck 10 undecided cause i am asking the president to allow us to access all social security fund which is there to help us in retirement when we are physically disabled because this situation is not any different from physical disability to now i said. this is the type of situation i have ever experienced in my life. feels worse than a war. the shops here are closed following the presidential directive to open only those rich sell food and decision items like made because supplies thousands of people who walk here have no alternative source of income but health experts say that to contain this creed of the virus everyone must observe social distancing and so far there's no better way to do that than to stay at home. while egyptian authorities have expelled a british journalist foll

seriously schools pap's gym have been closed and public transport limited and the city's mayor has ordered when he was in full protective gear to disinfect buses and subway trains on a regular basis. hip bullshit issues rather we will get through this our country our city can be an example for the world as an example in how to keep coronavirus cases and fatalities low. my fellow citizens of the stumble we do have difficult days ahead of us but they will pass and everything will be fine eventually don't lose hope little seats and me. hope it is the same message that people send to takis house can. at night in istanbul. the arrival of the olympic flame in japan has attracted huge crowds despite tokyo 2020 organizers requests at to avoid large gatherings hundreds of people came out on sunday to catch a glimpse of the torch in northern japan amid the coronavirus pandemic the flame initially arrived on friday but is making a tour of the areas most affected by the 2011 tsunami official torture lies starts on thursday. and let's take a look at some of the other headlines from around the world a s

which is good because public transport in berlin is also going to be surveyed really curtailed they're already putting in regulations that you're to come on the back of the bus which is another cultural change for a long time if you try to go on the back of a berlin bus you get hauled to the front suspension that you're speaking on without a ticket so that's that's that's one just one small aspect. how things are really changing here people also reach out to elderly that they know in their neighborhoods who maybe it's too much of a risk for them to go out to provide them food go shopping for them and also an effort to tamp down on the panic when we saw a lot of panic in ireland for example the german grocery store legal which has many locations there they tweeted that in recent days we've experienced significantly stronger sales in many categories due to our robust and agile supply chain we're confident of maintaining supply of key lines as consumer demand remains high and our stores are continuing to receive deliveries as planned this is legal saying chill out you'll have what you nee

i don't welcome to the program i'm mixed up in many cities public transport is often the easiest and cheapest way to get around it's more environmentally friendly because petrol and diesel cars are on the right it's also free if you visit luxembourg it's the 1st country in the world to make public transport 0 cost for everybody but not everyone is on board as alexia brought on.

public transport, unless people stop interacting with each other, more people will die.nd collective national effort" to slow the spread of the virus. he cautions against visiting loved ones on mother's day. nhs england writes to 1.5 million people, who are most at risk, strongly advising them not

of a public transport system in a city of more than $35000000.00 people means is gridlocked every daybut that's supposed to change with a nearly $500000000000.00 rapid transport project locally known as b.r.t. construction began in 2017 but it has quickly become a liability for prime minister imran khan's provincial government. the delays in completion have become a nuisance for commuters and local businesses. that. we are facing a lot of hardships due to this road construction of b.r.t. is affected our business and even our lives there's dust everywhere and stead of providing convenience this is made our lives hell broke ingestions everywhere people have to wait for hours and hours it was meant to be a modern transport project but already it has missed deadlines multiple times and an internal investigation is found the divisions of the city kickbacks worth millions of dollars as well as corruption and internal inspection criticize the lack of a comprehensive plan for the project even the route was brought into question there are concerns about deviations from the original design whic

no public transportation, no passengers.ganda's presidentnt has ordered ththe police and military to ban public transportation in the interest of public health. >> we are from afar. for that reason we cannot manage to access the lower areas, and at this time we are here in town, we have nothing to do. it's likike all life is stuck. >> i am asking the president to allow us to access our social security fund which is there to help us in retirement or when we are physically disabled. because this situation is no different than physicacal disabilityty. >> this is the toughest situation i have ever experienced in my life. this feels worse than a war. reporter: the shops h here are closed, following the presidential directive. to open only those which serve food. and official items like medical supplies. thousands of people who work here have no alternative source of income, but health experts say that conontent gain -- contn ththe spread of f the virus, everyone must observe social distancing. so far there is no better way to do

public transport will remain open but i ask the public to reduce their movements, particularly between areas. i say with great seriousness that we must show more discipline in following these measures. our correspondent hugh schofield gave us this update from sancerre in central france. this is clearly a change of tack from the government. on friday, we had the announcement of schools closing from monday, but life, otherwise was going to go ahead, but now clearly the government has decided the situation is accelerating more dramatically than they hoped. there has been a doubling of cases in the last three days, and we had the prime minister appear on television saying it is not working, what we are doing is not working, the restrictions on gatherings are not been properly applied, we need something more draconian. that draconian measure is the closure, from midnight tonight, of all nonessential places, i say all places where people meet for non—essential purposes. that means restaurants, cinemas, cafes, nonessential shops. food shops will be allowed to remain open from monday, and phar

public transport transport system is completely shut down indian railways passenger trains can switch in the end of the month only goods commercial goods and projects are being transported all buses all interstate buses and most buses in fact cancelled all metro services no taxis so of course this is having an impact not just on people getting around but all certainly while the government is trying to make sure that essential goods and projects can move we're already hearing from . you know people like vegetable vendors that they're not actually able to get as much produce as they need not just for people to survive but for themselves to survive their daily wage earners like so many in india who need to work every day to survive. well soldiers in spain who have been deployed to help during the crisis have found elderly patients in retirement homes abandoned in worst cases dead in their beds the military was sent to disinfect care homes in one of europe's worst hit countries an ice rink in madrid has been converted as a temporary mortuary for covert 19 victims lawrence lee corresponden

are not key workers, who are not involved in these critical online services, to keep off the public transporte for those who have to provide the services. that's what we should be doing, but lots of people are pa rt—time, doing, but lots of people are part—time, self—employed, construction workers included, are forced to use public transport to get to work to keep money flowing and food on the table. if we can put it into that, we will leave the space for the key workers to get to work safely. that's what's got to happen over the next 24 and 48 hours at the absolute maximum. to some countries in europe which are going through similar crises make people carry papers with them, outlining the reason for their journey. carry papers with them, outlining the reason for theirjourney. those papers are checked by police. should britain introduced that? we may be heading that way. i did see a police officer saying they would be challenging people at stations, but let's not demonise those who are being forced to travel now. if we can take that burden from them, that will ease the pressure. that's the ke

of millions of people have gone into lockdown as the country held a voluntary one day curfew public transport came to a standstill and as you can see shops banks they all closed their doors for a 14 hour shutdown those measures were aimed at testing india's ability to fight the pandemic health experts say the virus is spreading as quickly there as in other countries. while sunday's nationwide curfew was billed as a test several indian states have started implementing the real restrictions including delhi he. sent us this update from india's capital. i'm standing in the middle of a marketplace in new delhi that would ordinarily be very crowded on a sunday evening today however all the shops shuttered in response to the indian prime minister's call for a john a few or a peoples go a few reports are coming in from across the country that millions chose not to step out of their homes while entirely in response to the prime minister's call in the midst of the coronavirus outbreak in addition many stepped out into their balconies to bangor tensors for and to clap for those who continue to render es

we are told that supermarkets will stay open and pharmacies and banks and post offices, public transport italy, they are reducing public life to a minimum as they struggle to contain the spread of the coronavirus. you mentioned there, also, these extra regulations in lombardy, which of course has been the region of italy which has been the region of italy which has been the region of italy which has been the hardest hit. and in spain as well, we understand that the state of emergency that was declared may be continued until the middle of april. bethany bell, many thanks. now, as we're warned not to visit elderly relatives on mother's day, some businesess are preparing to miss out on their usual sales as more customers avoid going into shops. those businesses with an online presence are expected to fare better but a tough time ahead is expected for the retail and catering sectors. here's our business correspondent katy austin. sending their love from a locked—down care home. on this strangest of mother's days, families are having to stay in touch online. and people haven't been shopping f

are people still supposed to be taking public transportation? where are the instructions for people? >> well, we heard coronavirus dot coronavirus.gov announced yesterday. they are i think compiling a lot of that guidance there. it is a lot of the things we have been talking about. the hand washing, the social distancing, that sort of thing, but i do think one question i have in my mind is taking the new york city subway, it is hard to maintain sort of that two meter distance for people, maybe not so hard now because a lot of people aren't taking the subway, some of those things are difficult to do. >> there is also on surfaces, those aren't being wiped down every time people get on and off the train. i too take the subway. i look at the surfaces in a different way now than i used to. again, we don't know what we're -- should we all know what we're doing or is this just the fog of war as we heard from dr. fauci say yesterday? >> i think that's part of why this is different from the flu, for example, because there is so much we still don't know.

in factories and at schools and the public transport the transport system he said will remain open but he said the public schools and the state schools as well as the universities they will also remain open now around 70 countries around the world have forced closures met a trick closures of schools to try and curb the spread of the virus but at this stage the prime minister scott morrison said the schools will remain open now and that day events this is a big event that's commemorated in australia all those events have been forced to close except for the one that will go ahead at the astride in war memorial in kamber and that will be televised across the country he's discouraged panic buying this is been that we've seen some quite celtic scenes in supermarkets where people have been hoarding and buying up medicines and groceries he's trying to stop that he's also said that we must continue this social distancing rules these are exhausting people to stay 1.5 metres away from each other and no more handshakes but certainly he said the new supplies of the crown of ice testing kits they'r

allowing public transport to the preserve for key workers, we seen a decline in football and people are. the overwhelming majority of the british people are following the strong advice they have been given in order to protect our nhs and we will share that data with you. one of the features of the briefing was the set of numbers that i and simon shared with you and of course we will share because share data so that people can see we are doing everything we can but i'll head over to simon, personable to answer your question. on the additional help and support that we cangive the nhs . >> i believe that everybody across the nhs is doing everything that can possibly be done to ensure that we are able to look after patients who need our care during this coronavirus pandemic. one of the points that i think has been particularly remarkable over the last several weeks is the way not only the nhs but all public services have come together as true for local councils, care homes, the voluntary sector across government, we have had the support of the ministry of defense. we had the support of

to contain the spread of the virus they include closing schools and businesses and a ban on public transport the restrictions have left many ugandans frustrated and facing economic uncertainty he wus julius gumbel reports from the capital kampala. parkies one of compiler's busiest sports when on ordinary day hundreds of thousands of people come here to board media buses but this is all we looks to do and no public transportation no bus and just uganda's president has ordered the police and the military to enforce his directive to bunt public transportation in the interests of public health. in this city under we. funded for that deities and we come not to manage docsis little areas and this time we are here in town they have nothing to do. it's like they were life is stuck 10 undecided voters i'm asking the president to allow us to access all social security fund which is there to help us in retirement when we are physically disabled because this situation is not any different from physical disability what are you now as a known data you. this is the toughest situation i have ever experience

u nless unless people stay at home, unless people stop using public transport and less essential, unlessple stop interacting with each other, more people will die. boris johnson urges people to "make the heroic and collective national effort" to slow the spread of the virus. he cautions against visiting loved ones on mother's day. nhs england writes to 1.5 million people, who are most at risk — strongly advising them not to go out for 12 weeks, to protect themselves. in europe, italy edges closer to complete shutdown. spain extends its state of emergency by 15 days, as the number of deaths there rose by nearly 400 overnight. more than a billion people in india are under a 14 hour—long curfew to try to limit the epidemic. and in america one in five people are ordered to "stay at home" — as state authorities struggle to control the pandemic. now on bbc news, the latest information and health advice on coronavirus, including what the symptoms are and how to self—isolate, presented by victoria derbyshire. hello and welcome to this special programme. over the next half an hour, we are going t

public transport and traffic are still running, but people are only going out in urgent need, and it'swith measured queues for the supermarket as people are allowed in one by one. the fruit and vegetables are stocked as normal. there's very little sense of panic buying here. and with the loo rolls, well, some brands are down, but with this level of outbreak, italians are behaving, on the whole, rationally. the virus has left this wounded, ageing population isolated, from each other and from the outside world. the book she reads is called fear. mark lowen, bbc news, rome. in the us, at least 11,000 people have been infected and over 150 have died. the state department has raised its travel advisory to the highest level, telling americans not to travel abroad. companies across the country are telling employees to work from home, if not laying them off, as lawmakers in washington try to agree a trillion dollar stimulus plan. most people, although not everyone, are trying to adjust to a new reality, as laura trevelyan reports. america's biggest city is rapidly closing down. theatres on bro

zimbabwe has imposed curfews in band public transport after the war torn syria rather has banned public transport after the war torn country confirmed its 1st case of corona virus the health minister says all necessary measures have been taken and the 20 year old woman is in quarantine they've been unconfirmed reports of infections for weeks but authorities have denied a cover up humanitarian groups say a major outbreak in syria would be catastrophic. lesson to other world in the u.s. is to cut a $1000000000.00 in aid to afghanistan after the country's president and his political rivals failed to form a new government secretary of state my pump ale revealed the plan during an unannounced visit to afghanistan is strongly criticised both president ashraf ghani and his rival have done for failing to work together and potentially threatening a u.s. led peace deal with the taliban says a conditional withdrawal of u.s. troops will go ahead a tory a fun time is a professor of peace studies at the american university of afghanistan she says bringing the different factions together will be cruci

system as well as in schools and he said the public transport system will remain open across australia he said the schools the state schools the public schools will remain open despite the fact that some private schools have decided to close as a result of the infection spread now with regards to his goal of all this he wants to keep it open for business he said he wants to keep as many strategies doing business he said however he wants the people of the strike to stop hoarding medicines and groceries we've seen some extraordinary scenes in supermarkets where people are buying up stocks and leaving the shelves empty his told of condemned those strains and told them to stop this he said the government still working on an economic stimulus plan of its own to try and provide a safety net for some individuals and so a small businesses to try and help them survive or deal with the ongoing travel restrictions and the working from home scenarios he also said that there are new suppliers of the coronavirus testing kits they're on their way and the governor general has also declared a human bio

that gatherings of more than 100 people were banned and that people should be careful only take public transport when needed and try to work from home but people here seem to think this isn't really concern me so i can still go out and have a drink and now the government really puts once to put a stop to that so it sounds like a bit of frustration in his part but french president seems to have taken a different tact and decided to go ahead with local elections despite the shutdown so has this been a controversial decision. it's becoming more and more controversial by the minute almost because there are more more people from his own party from the opposition coming out saying you know this is really not logical at all you're telling people not to go to bars not to go to restaurants and at the same time you're going to hold local elections tomorrow where there will be you know millions of people turning out to vote normally and even there has been a public letter a letter by 15 health professionals saying that this is really that it's heat hopin to think that because there are some measures put in