and a once in a decade census with coronavirus concerns will it get the full picture april on al-jazeera greece the birthplace of democracy but ethnic turks from the northeast tell a different story the greeks they bounce to control our power believe their religious leaders jailed journalists silenced schools closed and a surge in the far right they say that if you don't like you can vote why i'm turkish but i'm also the people in power investigates western thrice contested space on al-jazeera. russia has jeopardized the united states security interests and we know what you are doing and you will not succeed perceptions from the outside looking in place what's the picture from the inside. think russia's foreign policy is too soft to us russian goals have be achieved not peace and more diffuse full russian on al-jazeera. britain's prime minister barak's johnson has moved into intensive care after his coronavirus symptoms worse. i'm kemal son to maria and this is the world news from al-jazeera a grim milestone for europe over 50000 coronavirus links deaths now but there is some response for the.

down that was a slave in that one of the prime minister boris johnson counting the cost on al-jazeera. greece as a proud reputation as the birthplace of democracy of government by the people for the people but to the ethnic to fish minority of trace in the country's northeast who say they've suffered decades of discrimination from the state that snots have it seems today we've been to investigate. in the. west and thrice. the northeastern corner of grace bordering both kerry and turkey is wild and remote . 3rd day payment in secret struggle these 3 countries form a spectacular natural frontex. the history of this region is no less dramatic. it has changed hands can't list times over the centuries finally coming and also man rule in the 1300s which lasted until about a 100 years ago. but even today the mountainous province of western thrice which is now given for math ins continues to simmer with ethnic tensions 850000 ethnic turks live here and they're getting angry. the greek state wants to control. minority here in all the fields wants to control our religion our believe. people here say th

and a once in a decade census with coronavirus concerns will it get the full picture april on al-jazeera greece the birthplace of democracy but ethnic turks from the northeast tell a different story the greeks they. believe their religious leaders jailed journalists silenced schools closed and a surge in the far right they say that if you don't like you can both hurt you why i'm doing what i'm most of the people in power investigates western thrice contested space on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. where every. in a country beset by poverty and lack of infrastructure. sometimes we risk our own lives in taking these roads. saving lives is a dangerous job it's a vaccine so it's only good 24 hours there are patients waiting for these medicines who must be in pain life's worth risking a week ago one of the gang stops some vehicles on the road at that can do it with weapons risking it all guinea on al-jazeera. 1.5000000 cases of call in a virus worldwide in the us toll is getting worse but the president is optimistic. she will be over the curve will be over the top and will be headed in the right direction

nomination awfully we can be down draw follow all the developments in the us election campaign on al jazeera. greece the birthplace of democracy but ethnic turks from the northeast tell a different story they. believe their religious leaders jailed journalists silenced schools closed and a surge in the far right. if you don't like. why i'm 30. people in power investigates western thrice contested space on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. welcome to this news hour hour shall carry with continuing coverage of the crime of virus and emic u.k. government announces another 621 tatts and warns of tougher measures to keep people indoors as sunny weather draws them out. all in the u.s. epicenter governor of new york says it's too early to tell of the crisis has peaked after a slight fall and the death rate also if it were me.

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largest economy is popularity suffers with every new burial cost by coronavirus you see in human al-jazeera. greece a sealed off a migrant camp now athens after 21 people tested positive for covert 19 they include a mother who had recently given birth in hospital she was traced back to roots so in a camp prompting doctors to test another asylum seeker. a drug for treating malaria is being given to patients with kovan 1007 gulf the world health organization warns against the use of korra queen but some senegalese doctors say it's a cheaper solution nicholas hack has more in the capital dhaka. senegal and has recorded its 1st death from the global cove in 1000 outbreak. a leading figure in french football died in this hospital in the car moments before he was meant to be flown to france he came to the infectious disease unit with flu like symptoms and was quickly put on a ventilator doctors wouldn't confirm or deny whether they treated him with the anti malarial drug clora queen said a guy has been using it to treat patients infected with covert 1000 accounts saying . yes we have some. because we hav

election campaign on al jazeera. greece has a proud reputation as the birthplace of democracy of government by the people for the people but to the ethnic to kish minority of trace in the country's northeast who say they've suffered decades of discrimination from the state that's not have it seems today we've been to investigate.

there's a sense of relief that the measures he was asking for are finally happening it to be al jazeera. greece has sealed off a migrant camp near athens after 21 people tested positive for covert 19 they included a mother who'd recently given birth at a hospital she was traced back to its own account leading to access to test other people who live there well campuses more than 2300 people all of those who tested positive showed no symptoms according to the greek government. what else are office is in athens he says the migrant camps in greece are still a huge phone ability. the authorities are now testing people who knew the pregnant woman who delivered a few days ago in hospital on on the 1st of april. and was found to be positive for corona virus there so they're now testing her family and friends and they're moving outwards in concentric circles as these things generally do to send test the people that they came into contact with and so on it's not clear whether they're going to eventually test the entire camp of about $2400.00 people but the tests are ongoing today the big worry of course

counting the cost on al-jazeera. greece the birthplace of democracy but ethnic turks from the north east tell a different story they bounce to control our vision our believe their religious leaders jailed journalists silenced schools closed and a surge in the far right they say that if you don't like you can vote turkey why i'm doing what i'm most the greek people in power investigates western thrice contested space on al-jazeera. again you're watching out his or her mind of our top stories is the g. 20 energy ministers the holding a virtual meeting to finalize details to protect noble oil markets damaged by cope with 19. video conference follows a record breaking deal by opec to cut oil output by 10000000 barrels a day to try to boost global price. all right we're crossing to geneva the w.h.o. holding their friday briefing that is the chief talk to terrorists let's listen in on a personal note i was pleased to see my friend bodies johnson is no longer in intensive care i wish him all the best as they wish the best for ever

al-jazeera chicago. well still ahead in al-jazeera how greece's dependency on tourism is proving a weakness during the pandemic libya's internationally recognized government makes gains against all of the $34.00 halftime capturing 7 towns. because see dry weather now pushing across japan we got this far yet the weather system now in the process of pulling out of the way caught on tape area of low pressure still some strong winds just rattling northern and eastern parts of the country for a time but high pressure will dominate the region for the next couple of days we are going to see some wet weather gradually pushing in across northern parts of china having said that a few showers just creep in the way towards beijing on wednesday that become a little more widespread as we head into the 2nd part of the week i'm heavy we'll see them sliding down towards the yellow sea as we go on through thursday south of that generally fine and dry east of that and we find it dry much just catch your right shower it's east and parts of honshu lots of dry cross the good parts of india as well little more cloud now started to p

risking it all guinea on al-jazeera. greece the birthplace of democracy but ethnic turks from the northeast tell a different story they dance to control our religion our believe their religious leaders jailed journalists silenced schools closed and a surge in the far right they say that if you don't like you can both hurt. i'm turkish but. people in power investigates western thrice contested space on al-jazeera. the. arab. global deaths from coronavirus top 100000 but many countries are starting to see some. one officer ally from london i'm sorry and also ahead the global purse to drive up the oil price g. 20 nations try to shore up an industry ravaged by the coronavirus mexico's other epidemic of gender based violence and why the corona virus outbreak is making it worse.

counting the cost i'm daryn jordan from the whole team here thanks for joining us the news and al-jazeera is next. greecethe birthplace of democracy but ethnic turks from the northeast tell a different story they. believe their religious leaders jailed journalists silenced schools closed and a surge in the far right they say that if you don't like you can both hurt you why i'm doing what i'm most of the people in power investigates western thrice contested space on al jazeera award winning programming from international till may because. it's here we are going to wife in 2nd life if we carry on this work just the arrest sets the stage that he's no longer in the night even if he is no longer and he's giving voice to the voiceless so are we ready to go for local ex-pats and discussion that culture still exists in your batting that today open your eyes to an alternative view of the world today on al-jazeera. counting the cost from the health emergency to economic disaster could the world be heading for another financial crisis and us workers lose their jobs at a faster pace in the great depression what can

this date will have to be confined to a small one and a half meter space step fasten al-jazeera amsterdam and greece around $500.00 asylum seekers have lost their shelters after fires broke out and there are of a crowd a camp fire fighters on the island of some say the main camp remains intact 2 fires started during what's described as an internal dispute between right grants and refugees. vironment of us in astronomy are angry of the expansion of another coal mine that's being developed on the one of sydney's drinking water supplies raising concerns about possible contamination nicholas cage reports. this reservoir one of 5 catchments immigration me supplying drinking water to millions of people surrounded by protected land if i haven for many threatened plants and animals soon it will also be home to coal mining energy has been allowed to extend its metropolitan meaghan underneath the war nor. well informed from some perspectives that to negligent a. metropolitan is one of the longest continually operating mines. using long wall mining methods where i section of coal is removed in a single slice a

still ahead here on al-jazeera concerns growing greece as more silent seekers tests positive for the virus after showing new symptoms and. only for. muslims around the world are urged to stick to social distancing guidelines at the start of the holy month of ramadan those stories after the break. how it's warming up across the middle east now we're getting up to wards the 40 degree mark as we go on through this weekend largely clear skies loss of dry weather lots of sunshine further north weakens showers just spinning out of eastern turkey just around the coax is pushing across iraq into iran some of them on the shop soggy much see the odd shower there into georgia maybe it as a passion and armenia but also as you can see it's largely dry quite a stiff wind blowing in across northern parts of saudi arabia into iraq for a time when those winds swing around some of a southerly direction as we go through sunday hence that rise in temperatures 39 celsius a possibility here on sunday could touch 41 in kuwait meanwhile across the other side of the red sea we got the usual scattering of sho

that support will come soon enough to avert a major health crisis on the continent armitage greece al-jazeera. apple and google have announced they're working together to develop technology that will alert people when they've been closed to anyone infected with the virus the idea is to help governments roll out apps to run on both android devices and i phones alexia o'brien reports. for many of us technology is a major part of staying in touch during lock down from online workouts to church services. and birthday parties. it's helping bring our communities together but technology also has the potential to alert people when they've been close to anyone infected with the virus. google is teaming up with apple to develop apps to do just that it's a rake a lab aeration between the american companies whose operating systems power 99 percent of the world's smartphones but some fear the technology could also lead to more unwanted scrutiny of our private lives and personal data google's business model is to truck google's a surveillance capitalist google makes its billions by tracking every move you

well still ahead here on al-jazeera how far largest refugee camp in greece is being linked to virus safety measures and delivering a lifeline venezuela migrants are being seen as essential in colombia's capital but at what cost to themselves. and yet will rain in the fall calls across much of japan we've just seen system after system of the last several days say this bank of cloud or his face at least was away from the korean peninsula so for much of monday it should be a dry a day here but there is some rain just a pulling in to northern areas that there is that rain working its way through home shoe and eventually later in the day pushing up into guide and still very heavy amounts of rain into all central and southern areas of china this will stay in the full cost for the next couple of days it could be very heavy we could have some isolated flooding united to the north coming into beijing we've got to quite a cooler fields of things that a very strong wind cycle from this system up in the far north and then down into indonesia some lighter rains here for the next couple of days you will

lawrence the al-jazeera in southern greece $470.00 asylum seekers have been placed under quarantine in a hotel nearly a 3rd of them are infected with current virus liz jones are all plus reports from puerto helli there are growing concerns over more breaks in other refugee camps. whew hew a truck sprays chemicals to disinfect the air around the galaxy hotel 148 asylum seekers and 2 staff members here have tested positive for corona virus most show no symptoms which may be how the disease a scape the authorities attention until now but that may change we saw one man taken to hospital with breathing problems the outbreak has led to concerns of infection among people from the local community here in southern greece who supply all maintain the hotel and i mean i'm the guy you can check up on and we tested 177 people who came into contact with refugees like supermarket workers couriers bank workers and pharmacists and were tremendously relieved to find out today that all these samples are negative which means there's been no spread of the infection there have been 2 previous outbreaks in fa

al-jazeera london. still ahead here on al-jazeera refugees and migrants put under quarantine in greece softer more than 100 people test positive for the virus. and we've looked at how candid is the energy sector is being impacted by the well plunge. however we've got the rain clouds gathering once again across southern parts of china be seeing some rather heavy rain pushing out of the central areas up towards japan the area of low pressure is swirling away here it's moving out of the way that will push over into the open waters of the northwest pacific still a legacy of showers just tucking in behind with that keen easterly wind just pushing its way through process guys come back in behind 9 celsius in seoul so struggling a little in the temperatures but there is that wetter weather for southern parts of china if anything it gets wet a stale as we go through thursday some heavy downpours sunny a possibility to northern parts of vietnam we could see some rather wet weather to into central southern areas the vietnam as we go through the next couple days little more clout just popping up here from time to

if that support will come soon enough to avert a major health crisis on the continent comedy greece al jazeera africa the effects of the virus later than other continents but many health experts are concerned it will be the hardest hit welcome lab reports from kenya's capital nairobi. eating grilled meat in pubs is part of daily life in kenya's capital nairobi. telling it is big business. battleground to hold when the government ordered restaurant closed to prevent the spread of the coronavirus. grills on this strip of closed the workers have been laid off. or is not where we must adhere to the measures but. even tick away we have neuer to turn to for help. the group traders here are among millions across africa who already lost their livelihoods because of restrictions on movement and trade. shoppers in kenya supermarkets have to keep distance and sanitize their hands and shops like this are the main of the middle class which in most african countries he's tiny crowded markets like this are more normal simply isn't space for people to keep distance here it would be impossible to enforce it th

al-jazeera mexico city. the current virus outbreak hit greece at a time when it was still recovering from a major refugee and financial crisis but fatalities have been relatively low after the country introduced a lockdown measures earlier than most other european nations and the countries there hoping for a quick economic recovery john psaropoulos reports from athens. says the coronavirus has been good for his business especially in the run up to easter and. people are stocking up on food because they're afraid of shortages but they're also sitting at home watching cooking shows and experimenting with new recipes. is one of the businesses considered essential by the government that didn't have to close due to coronavirus customers have to keep their distance one per 15 square metres but for other firms it's a different story. they look down measures were announced on a friday night i was about to pay my rent i'm such a morning and called my landlord to say i'm not going to pay you dismantle and a good thing too because i've been living off that rent for the past month greece is spending $15000000000.00 supp

still ahead here on al-jazeera refugees and migrants put under quarantine in greece after more than 100 people test positive for corona virus. and bells toll in churches and temples as for lanka mourns the victims of last year's bomb attacks. hello welcome to have a look at the international forecast in place so we've got some quality weather now into the deep south of the u.s. southern parts of florida as well following on from a severe storms something of a brief rest by tash we have got more wet weather gathering a keen solidly wind pushing in across texas but in that moisture in from the gulf of mexico you can see that really wet weather setting in across the eastern side of texas as we go on us through wednesday pushes right up through oklahoma pushes right up into the central plains and that will continue to drive its way further east was into the appalachians as we go on through the next couple of days then so brace yourself for more severe storms possibly with some tornadoes but the skies come back in behind but the peppering of showers there over the high ground up towards the

al-jazeera mexico city. the current virus outbreak hit greece at a time when it was still recovering from a major refugee and financial crisis but fatalities have been relatively low after the country introduced the lockdown measures earlier than most other european nations and the countries there hoping for a quick economic recovery john psaropoulos reports from athens. better the school for poor says the coronavirus has been good for his business especially in the run up to easter it was infection you're getting for people us.

greece to confirm cases of the virus. those are the top stories where you can get more on everything that we have been covering here on our website the address al jazeera dot com stay with us coming up next it's the street asking how the coronavirus pandemic is impacting people with disabilities and i'm going to have more news for you in half an hour join me that.

greece to confirm cases of the virus. those are the top stories remember you can get more on everything that we have been covering here on our website the adverse al-jazeera dot called stay with us coming up next it's the street asking how the coronavirus pandemic is impacting people with disabilities and i'm going to have more news for you in half an hour journey that.

al-jazeera. cause of one of the largest migrant camps in greece is destroyed by fire during unrest and the coronavirus safety measure. hello there china continuing to see some very heavy amounts of rain through the central areas on a cool system of the system continuing to work its way on towards japan so as it is through monday the rain will eventually exit the korean peninsula and then the bulk of it really pushing across into central and northern areas of honshu and pushing up into later on the day won't she shows working their way into northern sections of the korean peninsula it should say mostly fun and draw on soldiers 15 degrees celsius but it's also being quite a bit cooler into beijing 17 degrees on monday there is that rain though across much of those central and southern areas of china and again some very heavy downpours so that could lead to some localized as that you see system to the north in china and this is really picking up the sand in the dust and we could see some very strong winds coming from that system and then across into india as they want to scattered showers and thunderstor

al-jazeera. usually at this time of year greece is building towards its peak tourist season but with a pandemic keeping everyone at home all its biggest attractions a deserted dashed hopes that years of recession finally coming to an end as jones or press reports from athens. seem the most square in front of parliament is the beating heart of athens now a picture of emptiness even more extreme than that scene when the nazis rolled into town 8 decades ago the one operating hotel on the square is the plaza and even it doesn't look very open even for me to. operate you know 16 to 18 percent occupancy mostly with international cargo flights and some people who've chosen to leave in the hotel permanently. at the airport international passenger traffic has stopped only a handful of domestic flights still take off and land and that has cut off the lifeblood of the economy greece had $34000000.00 visitors last year 3 times its population they generated an estimated income of over $50000000000.00 that's more than a quarter of the economy and gave jobs to almost a 1000000 people this industry is greece's powerho

india speaking to us from new delhi thank you so much for joining us on al-jazeera and we wish you all the best thank you well greece has sealed off a migrant camp near athens after 21 people tested positive for co that 19 and they include a mother who'd just recently given birth and hospital she was traced back to the red zone a camp prompting doctors to test other asylum seekers that. and there are fears that the spread of corona virus in libya will pose a serious threat to some of the 150000 people displaced by conflict their people sheltering in schools and abandoned buildings are particularly vulnerable to infection marketable why head has more from tripoli. i'm for her and her family have been living in this classroom since april last year they were risk you'd along with other families by the red crescent when the war reaches the end zahra neighborhood in southern tripoli the family miss their old house where they each had their own room now where they all have to sleep cook and sit in this rule though highly young horse you know hog our old house was ransacked and down and we became homeless who can make it u

the whole raman you're watching al-jazeera live my headquarters here in doha also coming up part of the largest refugee camp in greece is destroyed by fire following unrest over covert 900 safety measures and back to the voting stations in mali amid the threat of armed groups and the pandemic.

al jazeera new york. well more coronavirus coverage come on around here including concerns growing in greece is more solemn seekers test positive for the virus. top of the pops the war that's really captured british artists now has a number one hit. here the general pattern of weather over a year of the last week hasn't really changed you got cloud coming down through eastern europe from the north it's a newly reasons cold front temp is dropping and you've got these areas a crab tickly in spain portugal the western med has been producing rain and are still producing rain and between the 2 basically it's relatively sunny and relatively warm there's nothing stream in this you might see some pretty big thunderstorms show up around the west met over the high ground of spain where temperatures are rising out of the teens into the twenty's and there's been some significant rain in france the might be some more cross the pyrenees and southern france on sunday otherwise it's relatively quiet temps was about 5 degrees above normal in this dark plain of europe for example in vienna 2021 degrees but it's a sunny pict

nieve barca al-jazeera london at least 150 asylum seekers have tested positive for the virus in greece the hostile outside which is home to nearly 500 people has been in lockdown since april 16 when a pregnant woman contracted the virus is the 3rd migrant facility in greece with confirmed cases of covered 19 is john psaropoulos with an update on the situation there. the government placed this hoto where these 470 asylum seekers are being kept under quarantine last thursday because on that day a woman who works at the hotel cooking and cleaning for these people tested positive on sunday one of the asylum seekers tested positive and that was an accidental discovery she is 6 months pregnant and had gone to hospital for a checkup so now everyone in that facility is being tested what makes that different from previous cases because there have been 2 asylum seeker camps that have also had infections in the past is the quantity the number of people infected presumably because they're living in close quarters. we had a case of 28 positive tests but in a camp that holds about 2000 we had 4 posi

the whole roman you're watching al-jazeera live my headquarters here in doha also coming up part of the largest refugee camp in greece is destroyed by fire following unrest over covert 900 safety measures and back to the voting stations in mali amid the threat of armed groups and the pandemic. also we explore in new york city from sunrise to sunset to find out what life really is like under lockdown. welcome to al-jazeera british leaders are defending themselves against damning criticism that they've mishandled the coronavirus pandemic the sunday times newspaper points the finger directly at prime minister boris johnson it accuses him of wasting precious time in stopping the spread the paper it usually supports johnson's conservative party but it says he ignored scientists warnings fail to replenish stocks of protective medical equipment and didn't attend 5 initial emergency meetings about the outbreak since then more than 15000 britons have died in hospitals that's the world's 5th highest national death toll and the true picture may be much higher because official statistics don't include the coronavirus deaths of e

one country al-jazeera world meets for refugees who've come to europe touched people's lives and made a difference. the hard road from home photographers and activists are now just 0 greece the birthplace of democracy but ethnic turks from the northeast tell a different story the greeks they bounce to control our religion our believe their religious leaders jailed journalists silenced schools closed and a surge in the far right they say that if you don't like you can vote why i'm doing what i'm most of the people in power investigates western thrice contested space on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. where after. al-jazeera. alone can bell this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes long lines and traffic jams in china as well harmless thousands are allowed to be in the city for the 1st time in months. they called it wrong the goal of. president donald trump's latest target is the world health organization as criticism mounts over his response to the coronavirus pandemic.

correct coronavirus could mark a turning point giving greece the economic recovery many here want after a decade of economic crisis jumpstart all plus al-jazeera athens. just getting some breaking news coming to us out of israel where prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his main rival benny gantz have just agreed to form an emergency unity government let's go straight over to harry for so he joins us now live from west jerusalem what does this government look like exactly. well it looks like one that benny gantz said was necessary in a time of national emergency to fight the coronavirus he of course was someone who'd dedicated his pretty short political career albeit including 3 consecutive inconclusive elections to trying to unseat benjamin netanyahu but he decided last month that he would join him in a unity government but those negotiations have been extremely rocky ever since and there was a real danger or for those who are against it a real hope that they might fall apart there was always the possibility that benny gantz might use the piece of leverage in his back pocket that he did have available which was at least allowing if not spon

well still ahead here on the al-jazeera news a house fire in the largest refugee camp in greece has been linked to virus safety measures. and in sports find out how south africa's rugby world cup winning counting is helping the families against curve it $92.00 stay with us. at the still available picture throughout much of the arabian peninsula the last year as this town has been streaming in and it has produced wanted to showers and thunderstorms but still the streets are flooded in some areas a sign of the capital of yemen and there is more rain in the full cost him now through monday we will see more rain developing through will central western as a saudi it could be thunderstorms of course and that will ratchet extend its way further towards the east pushing on towards castle and again more their shots and thunderstorms across much of yemen and radius the repeat on cheese over the rain a little bit heavier to the east just indy's all southern areas possibly of iraq and across into kuwait but it could be very heavy rain at times so it could lead to some flash flooding and all the flas

al-jazeera. than. 2016 was the deadliest year on record for migrants and refugees attempting to get into europe. over 5000 people died between libya and italy or turkey and greece. the following film was 1st broadcast in 2007 well before today's conflicts in the middle east. then many european migrants were using another less publicized route to a better life. this is the southernmost outpost of for chris europe. to. get it's on mainland africa opposite the straits of gibraltar. the mediterranean enclave of say is one of the last vestiges of spanish rule in northern morocco. it's been european for more than 500 years and madrid insists it will never relinquish control of. the. recent visit by the spanish monarch highlighted. the ongoing tension over the status and future of so-to. spain has also cordoned it off from playing comparison with another war in another place so your me. but i see that. the list of. the crossing between morocco and spain has become a magnet for tens of thousands of workers and migrants legal and illegal. but this is the back door into the prosperous european union and the hope of a better economic future. but within the town of so it i

correct coronavirus could mark a turning point giving greece the economic recovery many here want after a decade of economic crisis jumps at all plus al-jazeera athens. turning now to other news and the death toll from calendars worst ever mass shooting has risen to 18 the shooter was disguised as a police officer as he opened fire in the province of nova scotia on sunday bodies were found around the town of or to peak prime minister justin trudeau paid tribute to the victim saying the attacks and shaken the country. this happened in small towns quarter peak truro milford and infield are places where people have deep roots places where people know their neighbors and look out for one another there everyone knows of mountie because they're everything from police officers to social workers to team counselors now these communities are in mourning and canada is in mourning with an interim told daniel lack says they so still trying to piece together what happened. these are tight knit communities indeed the province as a whole is fairly tight knit people do tend to know each other and all morning long we've been hearing details of people who knew

pregnant woman contracted the virus it's the 3rd migrant facility in greece with confirmed cases of covered 19 stay with us here on al-jazeera. this is a film about women who had to abort their daughters. about men who can no longer find a wife. about girls were kidnapped for that reason. and about desperate parents. on the side has settled home with you know. i eat only. one she is a province in southern china panshin don't envy my shan or parents who are searching for their daughter 3 year old pegs hitting disappeared a month ago without a trace. at 1st nobody believed that something terrible could have occurred in this peaceful village where everyone knows each other with the search for her has remained fruitless. why how many of you so you can see out your whole fine until you can once i think how it's all the family all the time you . use it does. all that remains for the parents are their memories and babies. photos from happier times. were. to. focus areas. to conquer about. do you knows a lot of despairing parents he works for a relief organization throughout china they are already 200000 volunteers searching for mis

al-jazeera. to europe now where fire has damaged one of the largest migrant camp sing greece on the island of chiefs plus is in athens he says a 47 year old iraqi asylum seeker died in the overcrowded camp which sparked hours of protests. it seems that a lot of the people staying in the camp were worried the woman who died had died of corona virus she had been to hospital a week earlier with a high fever she had been diagnosed negative for coronavirus evidently something else was the matter because she died days later in the camp but these facts were not known to the people who started this protest and it seems to have got out of hand part of the administrative facility has been burned down mainly offices belonging to the european and the greek asylum services which have been suspended since late march because of corona virus so there was no activity there and no one in the camp was hurt thankfully the camp is also under strain because apart from the general anxiety refugees have about catching coronavirus in overcrowded conditions there are also restrictions on movement to the government weeks ago

al-jazeera chicago. well in the news i had a disease back home 2 fronts in the democratic republic of congo over 19 and developing. how greece's dependency on tourism is proving a weakness during and then again. how we got the usual scattering of showers across southeast asia some of the showers there into malaysia into indonesia i had also some showers now starting to show their hand across the philippines south and indeed across a good part of indochina so i will see some wet weather coming into thailand as we go on into wednesday scattering the showers into northern parts of the philippines now some of them all going to be on the heavy side well where sunshine and showers but they are there nevertheless and the similar picture as we go on into thursday some very wet weather once again into indonesia one of today's shaz scraping the far north of australia just around the top and maybe to northern parts of queensland much of ours is fine and dry because high pressure dominating down towards the southeast was talking of the war one there in adelaide probably the last woman we're going to say for a while 30 celsius on where to

in greece with churches close the faithful gathered on their balconies to celebrate together while the headlines join me for more news here to talk to al-jazeera the us always of interest to people all right the world this is been going on for a number of them with tear gas being used to stick. ugly reports stories from an international perspective we try to explain feel a little below the why it's important how this could impart be light at the height of this storm the water was so high we didn't vote by hey this is an important part of the world people pay attention to what we're going to hear not to give is very good news to the world from here it will be good to see. it's been over a month since code 19 was declared a pandemic. more than 120000 people have died and more than 2000000 are infected worldwide. the health emergency has also affected the global economy and diplomacy one of the countries that has been hardest hit by the pandemic is spain. it's had more than 80000 deaths despite the weeks long government imposed lockdown it's already weak.

correct coronavirus could mark a turning point giving greece the economic recovery many here want after a decade of economic crisis jumpstart openness al-jazeera athens. still to come here on the news for you how korean baseball could be coming to a screen new very soon piso explain when we come back after the break. time for sports news yes peter peter thank you so much tennis is woman born of a job of it says he won't vaccinate himself against coronavirus even if that means he'll face a delay in returning to the court at the moment there is no vaccine approved for the virus but the 17 time grand slam champion says that if it was compulsory to be vaccinated to travel and compete then he would be forced to make a decision the a.t.p. tour is currently suspended until at least july the 13th the football team from the city where corona virus originated have returned home after being unable to do so 'd owing to travel restrictions for several months we were hands arlie were on a pre-season training camp in spain when they said he went into lockdown to return to china more than a month ago but had to spend time in quarantine however they are at lon

al-jazeera . and his $100.00 migrants have tested positive for coverage 19 in one of the refugee centers in greece they're housed at a hotel in the southern peloponnese region the facility is run by the international organization for migration john joins us live from athens john how are they being looked after. well the government placed this hoto where these 470 asylum seekers it being kept under quarantine. stay because on that day a woman who works at the hotel cooking and cleaning for these people tested positive on sunday one of the asylum seekers tested positive and that was an accidental discovery she is 6 months pregnant and had gone to hospital for a checkup so now everyone in that facility is being tested in the government is telling us at least $100.00 of those $470.00 people will be cool be positive what makes that different from previous cases because there have been 2 asylum seeker camps that have also had infections in the past is the quantity the number of people infected presumably because they're living in close close was. we had a case of 28 positive tests but in a camp that hol

coronavirus could mark a turning point giving greece the economic recovery many here want after a decade of the economic crisis jumpstart openness al-jazeeraathens. coming up next the sports news including how social distancing went out the window when the bench is empty to this baseball game peter will explain all on the other side of this break. business wagers just for to you by now brass part. business leaders just vote to buy no brass power. australia is set to become the 1st country to make it compulsory for google and facebook to pay traditional media for news content the competition watchdog says it will release draft details of the payment plan in july previous government attempts to operate a voluntary scheme for digital platforms failed on the tech titans were held to account and we had genuine competition we had we have a level playing field we have more transparency and we get payment for original journalistic content if you're supposed to use is peter peter thank you so much tennis is world number one of the jockey which says he will not vaccinate himself against corona virus even if that means he'll face a delay in respondin

greece to confirm cases of the virus. those are the top stories where you can get more on everything that we have been covering here on our website the address al jazeera dot com stay with us coming up next it's the street asking how the coronavirus pandemic is impacting people with disabilities and i'm going to have more news for you in half an hour join me that. any and you are in the stream home edition a welcome to my diet in green table now today we're talking about people with disabilities and the impact that coronavirus is having on them i have an excellent lineup of guests and i'm going to get them to introduce themselves that. i am sometimes director of disability rights and human rights watch. good to have you in the stream. all right apparently. disability rights. campaigner and a sports activist are so great looking forward to you bringing your expertise to our conversation and hello dr kim. hi i'm merely jackson known osteopathic position and a disability rights advocate and activist who of the colorado cross the ability coalition or 3rd pronouns or she and her. get to have a delta camp set as always has the stream ryall an interactive cal

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