show that minority communities have made up a higher proportion of krajina virus victims compared to their share of the population and that's being attributed to greater levels of poverty and lesser access to health care a top u.s. health officials now warning that people of color are at greater risk. in new york city hispanics represent the majority of death in waukesha county blacks are 25 percent of the population but almost 50 percent of the cases in 75 percent of the deaths. so what's going on well it's alarming but it's not surprising that people of color have a greater burden of chronic health conditions african-american the native americans excuse me develop high blood pressure much younger ages and so less likely to be under control and does greater harm to their organs puerto ricans have higher rates of asamoah and black boys are 3 times as likely to die of f.m. as their white counterparts and i hanna joins us live now from washington d.c. mike the governor's a the state's in the u.s. each governor they have really really been going at this all on their own there's been a l

specifically i'm asking you donald trump was singing the praises of china during the response to the krajina virus does he have any credibility to to cast aspersions upon the w.h.o. right now while i was getting to that you asked me about his credibility and i was laying the foundation for that the fact of the matter is is that we're dealing with a communist regime we're there's a reality check here we're not dealing with a democracy we're not dealing with a free country we're dealing with a communist regime so the question is are we going to believe with a communist government in beijing over the present of the united states who authorized from the later then civil rights or even donald trump believed them. yes yes we believed them and pretty much the entire world believed them because they were acting and behaving in a little bit of a different matter than they did in the past via what via the trade agreements they kept their word with regard to trade agreements ok all sailing out the window and now ok so that credibility to hold on just a 2nd let me ask you this question there may there's

the way you can't stay at redline for any period of time because the system will blow italy's daily krajina virus death toll shot up to 636 on monday just today after dropping to its lowest level in over 2 weeks the country has the highest number of deaths and the world. another major story we're following for you a u.n. report says it's highly probable the syrian government or its allies carried out attacks on 3 health care facilities a school and a refugee camp last year it happened in serious northwest between april and july. so the headlines keep it here inside story is next. how will africa deal with coronavirus the pandemic is slowly reaching the confidence vote for public health infrastructure and an inability to enforce law what's the impact going to be this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm peter know it's taken the coronavirus longer to reach africa than other parts of the world but experts are warning of a possible large scale outbreak on the world's poorest continent of 1200000000 people and if europe or the u.s. were struggling to contain the pandemic the po

signed by more than $200.00 former world leaders and called for a coordinated global response to the krajina virus code do you think should lead that response. i think we need 2 things 1st of all a pledging conference to deal with the financing of global howth and i do believe that the european union has a major role to play in in leading this bringing and japan canada korea and then bringing in china and america and i think secondly we need a g. 20 tassels we need this coordination on a week to week day to day level if we're going to get the world economy back to growth then there will be a moment when we need to expand demand in the economy at the moment we're in employment protection soon we will have to restore demand and that we were cried coordinated fiscal munna trade and central bank policies and it will also require the interaction is the 2 sions the i.m.f. and the world bank to be given by the politicians the power in the money that will enable them to support developing country economies g 20 finance ministers are about to release their global action plan as a former finance minis

it's too early to tell the number of people killed by the krajina virus in canada by 20 percent to 258 in one day and farm cases rose to more than 1400 in the same period nigeria has confirmed for tat some more than 200 cases have a chronic virus displaced people living in camps across the northeastern region are particularly vulnerable as this outbreak spreads former libyan prime minister mahmoud jibril has died from the virus had been quarantined in a cairo hospital since being diagnosed late last month to pale at the anti-government protests that alstad longtime leader more market off in 2011 he later head of the national transitional council as the headlines keep it here on al-jazeera more news to come inside story is next and a news bulletin for you at the top of the hour. life coronavirus some countries are considering issuing immunity passports for those who've recovered from the illness the aim is to allow them to go back to a normal life but would that work and is it certain their immunity would last this is inside story. hello and welcome back to the program. we are all a cli

were in the who by province of course this is the epicenter the province where we saw the initial krajina virus outbreak and on sunday the national health commission reported no new coronavirus cases in that particular city and this of course of the city there were 11000000 people i went into lockdown back in january and it's graduate reopening but i should state there are questions still about the calculations being used by china and by the national health commission and some countries are also calling for an investigation into the modeling in the calculation of china's official figures. well south korea is considering opening schools in may so has begun lifting social restrictions with large churches reopened on sunday in the past week and a half the country has reported less than 20 new cases each day. arrived a radio station in pakistan is holding on to a clinic so that people living in remote areas can get information about the plan demick next year bryant has more. the airwaves in northern pakistan once carried lectures by the taliban one preacher was even given the nickname mullah

the way you can't stay at redline for any period of time because the system will blow italy's daily krajina virus death toll shot up to 636 on monday just a day after dropping to its lowest level in over 2 weeks the country has a highest number of deaths and the world. another major story we're following for you a u.n. report says it's highly probable the syrian government or its allies carried out attacks on 3 health care facilities a school and a refugee camp last year it happened in serious northwest between april and july. so the headlines keep it here inside story is next. how well for a good deal with coronavirus the pandemic is slowly reaching the confidence vote for public health care infrastructure and an inability to enforce law what's the impact going to be this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program no it's taken the coronavirus longer to reach africa than other parts of the world but experts are warning of a possible large scale outbreak on the world's poorest continent of one point.

sports and to time it facilities and schools are to stay closed sarah clock out 0 as a mention the krajina virus has killed 809 people in spain in the past 24 hours that raises the total 211700 the number of new infections is rising steadily with nearly 125000 confirmed cases terror has more. manage prime minister better santa at the dress jim nation to announce an excess of 15 days extension of the state of emergency lockdown until april 28th he also reported that this won't be the deadline of the state of emergency it locked down and it will be extended but they will study in which the terms will conditions these this 7 extension would take place if it will be progress save or who they will give this stuff the measures he has a where the spaniards that we are facing 2 very tough tough weeks and he needs comprehension from from our side and he's also asking political parties from the opposition opposition political parties to work hand by hand he has also made a call to the european union for saudi arity to deal with the debt due to it huge economic impact this grownup virus outbreak is c

pandemic has cost the spotlight on asia as what markets and the risks they pose scientists believe the krajina virus originated in a market that was trading in wild animals and now warning viewers may find some of the images and jessica washington's report disturbing before his customers arrive ponto spends the morning preparing his most popular dish it's called a traditional best meat curry popular in some parts of indonesia he's followed this recipe for decades but the recent outbreak of covert 19 has got him worried so. i've been reading the news about this virus i wonder is it the same type of bat that we use i've never worried about disease until now maybe it has to do with how we prepare the meat. the trade of live wild animals for food medicine clothing and more has gone on for years but as the world grapples with the outbreak of coma 19 the risk it poses to public health is now under scrutiny it's believed the virus most likely emerged from this market in ruhani probably involving bats but also possibly other animals such as penguins. the market in rouhani is still closed and the beiji

hall brazil is the fast country and latin america to record more than 1000 deaths from the krajina virus but as president i have also now is continuing to ignore doctor's advice on social distancing he's been seen at a bakery as well as a hospital where he wiped his nose and then shook his hands shook hands with an elderly supporter now the rightwing leader compares the virus to a little cold and says protecting the economy is more important. well also in brazil there are fears of what's being described as mass genocide among indigenous tribes a teenager from the yanomami tribe is the 1st from an indigenous territory there to die of the virus and experts fear more infections where proper medical care is lacking and communal living makes contagion easier. it is a major fear that this disease arrives causes an outbreak in these communities and in a mass genocide it is a very dangerous situation that brazilian authorities must prevent they must make every effort to stop this from happening well nicaraguans have celebrated easter as the government refuses to enforce widespread restrictions t

and italy are being investigated and see in the thousands of some of the fatalities linked to the krajina virus wild winds being reported. the governor of washington state has accused the us president of from entering domestic rebellion after donald trump took to twitter encouraging americans to protest against lockdown measures in several democratic states. pakistan's prime minister is seeking expert information about how to stop the spread as the reported infection total supposes $7000.00 and the president is missing religious leaders about precautionary measures during the holy month of ramadan which starts next week kamal hyder has more from islamabad. warning there congregational prayer or congregations of any. situation that would be very difficult to go a different dog for the government because some of the clerics are defying they've been hoarding friday prayers. and the government on the other hand trying to can read them their lives the holy. lord they did nor do going forward 'd to be. your delicate sensitive issue let's see how it plays out. and in other news hong kong police

hello again this is al jazeera and these are the headlines the daily death toll from the krajina virus in europe's hardest hit countries has fallen to its lowest level in more than a month and spain children have been allowed outside for the fast time and weeks and italy will also become easing restrictions we're going to niger but they're committed to a legal so for me for the wholesale sector will restart but it is obvious. will need a more acute and therefore for me we expect to reopen the retail sector from then we're also planning to reopen museums exhibitions and libraries and sport teams can resume training we also hope that june 1st will be the date for the reopening of bars restaurants beauty salons and hairdressers basically all personal character. and more us states are loosening lockdown measures there as the nationwide death toll passes 54000 montana is reopening places of worship while colorado state home order has expired on friday georgia became the 1st to reopen most businesses despite warnings from health expanse of the world health organization has clarified its posi

which were hit by province of course this is the epicenter of the province where we saw the initial krajina virus outbreak and on sunday the national health commission reported no new coronavirus tysons in that particular city and this of course of the city there were 11000000 people that went into lockdown back in january and it's graduate reopening but i should state there are questions still about the calculations being news of by china and by the national health commission and some countries are also calling for an investigation into the modeling in the calculation of china's official figures sarah thank you for that sarah clarke life for a sane hong kong. in the united states the white house official coordinating the response to the coronavirus outbreak say a social distancing may be necessary through the summer dr deborah burke says the u.s. needs a huge technology breakthrough to expand testing before the country can reopen by the state governors remain divided heidi reports despite clear warnings the virus continues to spread some americans have just had enough it's been 5 weeks and

well the united states has recorded nearly 2000 new deaths from the krajina virus now for a 2nd day in a row as officials warn the outbreak is yet to peak the total number of fatalities there is now 14817 surpassing spain to become the 2nd highest in the wild after ethically and even as that toll mounts president donald trump yet again criticize the world health organization mike hanna reports from washington d.c. . a long line of ambulances queued outside a new york hospital and officials say the peak of the pandemic has still not been reached it's not expected to hit the city for several more days. against the backdrop of the most deadly days since the virus hit the u.s. president trump continued his feud with the world health organization accusing it top initially minimizing the threat of the virus and responding sharply to that agency's director general who said that politicizing the virus could lead to more body bags please don't politicize this virus it exploits the differences you have at the national level if you want to be exploited and if you want to have many more. body bags

that is leading somalia as a response to the pandemic even a little bit at least 218 patients of krajina have come to martini hospital since the outbreak 21 of those were admitted to the few beads available 17 people are still here while 3 patients died at the hospital. it's hard to tell the severity and spread of the virus in somalia until recently the nation like the capability to test for the new virus meaning some pulse was sent abroad and results delayed for more than a week also limited capacity by the government to trace people the 1st victims of the virus came into contact with. the good news however is that 4 people have so far recovered from the virus but she is one of them. i was provided good care by the doctors and the nurses from the day it was confirmed i had the virus they also gave me good consul and when they broke the news to me and so i was mentally prepared for everything i went through. all international and domestic flights except for emergency medical and food have been suspended the borders have also been closed as part of an all out government effort to stop the

the krajina buyers claims another 708 lives in the united kingdom as officials again urged people to stay indoors. at least a good solid it was a belief the beaches the countryside. kick project stood in keeping your own families and communities safe. i'm richelle carey this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up spain reports more than 800 new fatalities from co.

are reported to have died from the krajina virus in just the past day that is the biggest jump in daily fatalities across europe this brings the number of dead in britain to nearly 9000 health minister says the u.k. has yet to reach the peak of its outbreak so existing lockdown measures will remain moral it's going to town hall and london so john of the government keeps driving home these lockdown measures but they were slow to get to these lockdown measures what of that. you know these numbers of terrifyingly high 980 in the 24 hours up to good friday afternoon in the next hour or so we'll hear the numbers for saturday initial signs from the england number that's been released 823 not too dissimilar to the 866 of us they suggest that we're looking at again something very close to a 1000 and these are higher numbers than on any single day in italy or in spain prompting lots of questions i mean the big questions all throughout the last few weeks but more urgent questions about why the government was so slow and were they too slow in instituting these lockdown measures as they watched wha

were in the who by province of course this is the epicenter of the province where we saw the initial krajina virus outbreak and on sunday the national health commission reported no new coronavirus cases in that particular city and this of course of the city there were 11000000 people i went into lockdown back in january and it's graduate reopening but i should state there are questions still about the calculations being used a by china and by the national health commission and some countries are also calling for an investigation into the modeling in the calculation of china's official figures south korea is also considering reopening schools next month churches welcomed congregations on sunday and other social restrictions were lifted fewer than 20 new infections have been reported daily for the past 10 days. a radio station in pakistan is holding on air clinics so people living in remote areas can get information about the pandemic. has more. the airwaves in northern pakistan once carried lectures by the taliban one preacher was even given the nickname mullah radio but now the station in sw

so another 786 people have died from krajina virus in the u.k. it's highest daily fatality numbers since the pandemic began our minister boris johnson remains in intensive care in a london hospital fighting symptoms that have become part restively more severe burns actor dominic broad who is deputising for johnson says he's convinced he'll pull through it comes as a shock to all of us he's not just the prime minister for all of us in cabinet he's not just a boss he's also a colleague and he's also a friend so all of our thoughts and prayers are with the prime minister at this time with kerry and with his whole family and i'm confident he'll pull through because if there's one thing i know about this prime minister he's a fighter and he'll be back at the helm leading us through this crisis in short order. our challenge is our correspondent in london right now also rory what's the latest update we have on the prime minister's condition. one the last few minutes the prime minister's spokesperson that has given a very short update states not any diff

south sudan has confirmed its 1st case of the krajina virus vice president bashar said a 29 year old woman and facts of woman arrive from ethiopia and february she is now being treated and isolation the public health brutally tested and confirmed cases of corbett 19 in an individual the says pick presenting to the u.n. clinic on the 2nd april 220 with fever. headache and shut ness of breath the government is members of the public who strictly observed the rules of social distancing. famer audio owners have a london convention center being used as a temporary hospital have you turned on their decision to charge for it xcel center had been converted to treat 4000 coronavirus patients a report in the sunday times newspaper said the center's operators national exhibitions company were billing the u.k.'s national health service more than $3000000.00 a month and rent the company refutes that saying it was only going to charge some operational costs which it will now cover itself professor jeffrey cyclon is a senior lecturer in public policy at harvard kennedy's school and a specialist in b