every morning it is the same battle for voters for the residents of this district of south delhi with no reliable source of it from the. residents of not. have to line up every morning to get water from tankers like this one to meet their daily needs. it is a frantic scene every day i see people bush and each other through their guns ahead of daniel sometimes. they panic is almost over. some mornings there are so many people you would think that is not fair on everyone is struggling to feel cans not arguments fights even accidents one days are one biggest problem. they would fix traps you know a lot of houses just like they had. electricity. the dunker drives off leaving the people to make do with whatever water they have managed to collect for the rest of the day. delhi jumbo the agency responsible for supplying water to the city struggles constantly to keep up the. new. problem in the lead today is the clean water a lot of work has gone into cleaning efforts etc there is. to address the issue of making more water and evelyn with. some is taking place rapidly and with it their demand

every morning it is the same battle for voting for the residents of this district of south delhi with no reliable source of it from the party the residents of nothing. have to line up every morning to get water from tankers like this one believe their daily needs. it is a friend. 16 every day i see people bush and joseph each other through their guns ahead of their lives sometimes trigger. if they plan to get the most out what only source some mornings there are so many people you would think that is unfair on everyone is struggling to fill cans not arguments fights even accidents wondering what the biggest problem we wish they would fix traps in all our houses just like they had installed electricity like you got was in the. the tanker drives off leaving the people to make do with whatever water they have managed to collect for the rest of the day delhi jumbo the agency responsible for supplying water to the city struggles constantly to keep up the demand. on the new observer biggest problem in the little day is there a litany of clean water a lot of work has gone into cleaning effor

tweeted, and this is a quote, the people from the religious organisation who held a meeting in south delhiof all this, these people, he says, have begun spitting on doctors and other health workers. it is clear that the aim of these people is to infect as many people as possible with coronavirus and kill them. he has referred to coronavirus terrorists, and he means muslims. yes, those state m e nts and he means muslims. yes, those statements are wrong. we have cautioned or warned if they are indulging in any such statement. i would like to make one submission. sometimes some people talk about the bla key jamal, please don't sometimes some people talk about the blakey jamal, please don't take it they are talking about the entire muslim community. within the muslim community, there is a large sector of the people in india and elsewhere who don't approve of those in india. —— tablighi jamaat. who don't approve of those in india. -- tablighijamaat. i who don't approve of those in india. -- tablighi jamaat. i want to know what the bjp is doing. the communal violence that we have seen since the

north east of india but actually all the way the northern plains we've seen showers in from new delhi south with another in the forecast in nepal to rain proper is edging up into carola and increasingly sri lanka with the monsoon trough officially here but forecast wise new delhi's got some storms all rain until sunday. a tsunami of mud bury 16 indonesians villages. submerging the homes and livelihoods of 60000 people. years later look inhabitants are still fighting for justice from the fracking company they blame. and the hot sludge continues to flood. create a witness documentary. on al-jazeera. the in the. welcome back our top stories on al-jazeera this hour hunger is spreading in the u.s. that the death of an unarmed black man was pinned to the ground by police demonstrators are out for a 2nd consecutive nights demanding justice for george boyd who died in minneapolis on monday. china spot of antis opposed to a security law that bypasses legislators in hong kong it could be enforced within weeks despite protests and international warnings about hong kong's autonomy being further undermi

haslinda: south asia government editor. in new delhi there.ur interview with amphan moments ago. anwar saying the current malaysian government will not stay until the next election. he doubts it will. he says his opposition coalition has 107 lawmakers. he is confident he will have that majority in parliament. he also says his reform agenda is not at the expense of malay rights. remember, some have said that his reform agenda goes against what the malays stand for, especially the policy which favors the malays. rishaad: thank you. we got a big interview coming up on bloomberg television. the reserve bank of new is the lead governor. on daybreak asia, talking quantitative easing, negative rates and the coronavirus recovery. that is at seven colleague -- that is at 7:30 a.m. and half past 11:00 in auckland. ♪ staying connected your way is easier than ever. you're just a tap away from personalized support on xfinity.com. get faster internet speeds with a click. order xfi pods to your home in a snap. or change your xfinity services with just a touc

death toll of more than 323000 brazil has confirmed a record rise in delhi deaths from zs 1179 people dying from the virus tuesday south korean high schools have reopened after being shut down for 2 months hundreds of thousands of older students returning to the classroom under strict controls and new zealand's prime minister has suggested that employers consider a 4 day working week as a way to boost tourism and business activity. voters in going to the polls in a crucial presidential election could see the 1st democratic transfer of power decades this comes after 5 years of political violence following the last election over accusations constitutional the coronavirus could also be posing a threat. since 2005 but surprised by not seeking a 4th term. successor. is an army general considered too close to the government's alleged crimes nor as someone who tried to stop them in other words a compromise candidate. i would like to tell you that since founding no president has supported his successor because i too have never benefited from the support of my predecessors. that sentiment reflects. his history in the transfer o

pretty strong winds too so again to the south of there we have got the rain some blowing sand and dust but it does help a little bit the temperatures 36 new delhi on saturday meanwhile plenty of rain continuing to the south but this is all to me because the more rain across the north and it could lead to some flooding. teach it strong man is ruling within a fire and faced in the silence from his allies is deafening us he's perfectly happy to trade off the march for sea for security why are western leaders turning a blind eye when even the only citizens have fallen victim to his repression executions torture or censorship is not acceptable and you won't hear such strong words from let's say berlin or paris or london and in cairo on al-jazeera. the. the a. reminder our main story this hour on al-jazeera police in the u.s. city of minneapolis are trying to regain control after another night of protest against the death of an unarmed black man at the hands of police or national guard has been called in and the mayor has declared a 72 hours state of emergency the protests are spreading across the u.s. at least 7 people were shot a new evil kentucky

about more than 323000 brazil has confirmed a record rise in delhi deaths from the disease 1179 people dying from the virus on tuesday south korean high schools have reopened 2 months behind schedule on his of thousands of older students have returned to the classroom under strict controls and new zealand's prime minister has suggested that employers consider a 4 day working week as a way to boost tourism and business activity as well as to encourage people to get outdoors. while the world cut its daily carbon dioxide emissions by 17 percent at the peak of the pandemic shutdown last month a new study shows a massive reduction in global greenhouse gases for the moment at least lockdowns kept people at home in cities around the globe so the roads were virtually empty in many locations the skies of course clear and they've been in many many years. for a week in april the u.s. cut its carbon dioxide levels by a full 33 percent the study published in the journal nature climate change says the world's biggest emitter china cut its carbon pollution by about a quarter one of the study's authors rob jackson of stanford university t

that was ruth pollard, our south asia editor from new delhi.s proposed stability -- security law is akin to killing the goose that lays the golden egg according to one official. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ yvonne: more on another view from china's proposed national security law. earlier, we spoke to the founder and executive chairman at next digital over the possibility of hong kong losing its special trading status. >> as to whether beijing will back down, i don't know but donald trump said if beijing imposes the law to hong kong to destroy the economy and the rule of law in hong kong, he will do something serious. serious anow how sanction he will impose on china, but definitely the only , the only way for donald trump would be to impose sanctions because i believe president trump is a man of his word. he almost always does anything he says. we are very hopeful that by the weekend, he will impose very draconian sanctions on china. reporter: one possible step though is hong kong loses its special trading status, which if you really think about it,

elizabeth who are on i'm reporting live from new delhi liz many thanks indeed. south africa has begun to ease certain restrictions after 5 weeks of lockdown to tackle the pandemic some businesses are being allowed to reopen from friday and people can leave their homes to exercise the government says that it will impose an overnight curfew and deploy more soldiers to ensure that social distancing rules are followed al-jazeera from a to miller is in johannesburg with more on how the 1st day of the new relaxed restrictions is going. this is the main highway between johannesburg. and police have set up one of the largest roadblocks in this area there are also soldiers here to ensure that people aren't hearing to the lock down restrictions not the south africa has eased the regulations slightly in that some businesses are able to open and a 3rd of the workforce are able to go to work but for millions of south africans these are the kind of regulations that they're facing police are making sure they're here to regulations and they're also on the lookout for cigarettes and a

of the pandemic in this area there was a just while in delhi let's take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world to south in israel where of course ordered the prime minister benjamin netanyahu to appear to be opening of his trial on sunday was indicted service year on charges of fraud a breach of trust and accepting bribes for trial comes just days after he was sworn into office for the 5th time. through hundreds most wanted a genocide suspect to phyllis's. period before a french court today on charges related to the 994 massacre of at least 800000 people prosecutors have requested his transfer to u.s. custody the buddha was arrested in paris on saturday after 25 years on the run. german chancellor angela merkel says her government is in talks with himself on the european commission over a potential biomarker for the airline according to german news that weekly big ole government has proposed taking a 25 percent stake in the carrier the package would be worth around $9000000000.00 euros. japan has a launched a rocket carrying a cargo vehicle full of supplies to the international space station the rocket

earlier this week, new delhi experienced the warmest may day in about 18 years. and across the south, the monsoon has k kicked in. now, temperatures are going to be q quite high many places of e nation japan on friday. the high was about 31 in kiru. we saw unstable weather conditions. severe thunderstorms popped up in gouma prefecture. generally sunny conditions will continue, but once again a cool air mass aloft will continue to bring unstable weather to many places of japan. that means once again unstable weather is possible. that means we might see severe thunderstorms along with excessive amounts of heavy rainfall. if you don't want to experience heavy rain, have your umbrella handy as well. we might see afternoon showers. temperatures remain on the warmer side in tokyo into the weekend. obihiro will see 31 on saturday and stay in the 30s into sunday. and the rainy season will likely start soon in kyushu. that's it for me. have a nice day. >>> those were the top stories at this hour on nhk "newsline." thank you very much for joining us. >>> welcome to "newsline in-depth." i'm mar

year but look at these how much is 46 in our poll 46 as well up into new delhi some fairly brisk winds and then down to the south and that is where we'll see the rains that to clearly cross into karen on wednesday. on counting the cost brazil's health of economic crisis made was by its president no longer recession proof more than $1000000000.00 health care jobs have been lost to the u.s. at angle of a course $500000000000.00 euro plan to save the european union. county the cost on al-jazeera. we understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the wound so no matter when you cool hand luke or even news and current affairs that matter to you. you're watching out to 0 time to recap those headlines now russian mercenaries fighting for libyan war old style if i have to have retreated from the frontlines after us forces have suffered a string of defeats in recent weeks against the un right now its government india has reported its biggest one day jump in new cases more than 6900 the mastic flights have resumed as the government eases restrictions on 2 month long down. japan's prime minister has lifted

delhi. we're going to stay south asia let's get a picture of what's happening with you know the best part of a month away from the summer rains setting in but we've got some big downpours are the sort of the see lots of plants showing up on the satellite picture just around the of the ganges there pushing up into that wealth eastern corner of india a little crop of storms just around the andaman sea but let's start in bangladesh where we're seeing 50 millimeters of rain over the past 24 hours that's been typical cross this area as we've gone through really the past couple of weeks or so the cowboys shack ece as then in the seasonal storms that brew up ahead of the the monsoon rains there with a process of just nothing a little further east with their make way for the next crop of storms that will push their way in 6 more cloud just spilling out of northern pakistan and that's going to roll its way across the fall north of india over the next 24 hours or so they've got more big downpours there into bangladesh pick the southern parts of bangladesh pushing down in. west bengal's seeing some liv

let's get more from bloomberg's south asia government reporter in new delhi.o we stand in this lockdown? >> we are at a place where the economy is in such bad shape that opening up is pretty much the only option that the government seems to be left with. since the fourth of may, in some ways at the end of april, we have been looking to ease out of the lockdown. the fourth of may saw considerable relaxations in terms of a certain percentage of office workers allowed to go back and factories allowed to open with social distancing rules. up we are looking to ease further because the economy cannot sustain this stringent stay-at-home order. just looking at the human and social and -- and social economic costs, they are stacking up as the lockdown continues. muneeza: the socioeconomic hit has been incredible. a countries like india at the best of times -- a vast majority housing, butlike such a vast majority of workers are wage earners or migrant workers. the lockdown destroyed all sources of income, so these people were left extremely vulnerable to poverty. they h

probably giving us of the updates on the situation in south korea from seoul rob thanks very much indeed. russia's reported the largest number of new delhi cases in europe with total infections now exceeding 150000 now 3 health staff who complained about working conditions or fallen out of windows and died that in barber reports. digging graves in st petersburg russia 2nd city victims of covered 19 a scene that's becoming more common on tuesday the country reported the highest number of new coronavirus cases in europe and now there are disturbing questions over health workers who've raised the alarm about their working conditions that after 2. 100 this video on twitter shows dr alexander shoot off on the left and the colleague is explaining how she had been forced to keep working despite having covered 19 the colleague had previously criticised the hospital management for protective gear shortages and was questioned by police for allegedly spreading fake news but another video made 3 days later apparently at their hospital seems to show surely part of by now being treated for the virus retracting their complaints. i feel right my tempera

nearby villages a south korean firm that owns the factory says the gas leak has now been brought under control. more on this story from an eruption diaries of she's our correspondent in delhi hundreds in the hospital some still unconscious off to the leaking off styrene what do we know about this gas and the factory well the factories as you call it my just situated about 20 kilometers in the. southern indian city or. so this factory is involved in making one of those and specifically. this diving gas is used to produce polystyrene which is a was that i'd love to use in making. this gas is a toxic gas and although it is harmful but it can actually do it on food if they're just concealed and not want to do i'm concentrating on king's especially by young looks and. there is this situation now on the control or is that still a risk for people living in the area well soon after the leak was just go what immediate measures were taken and people in areas surrounding the plant many villages there were evacuated because it was reported that this thread the fuel tax break to work nice to meet 2 miles around the plant and markedly just come on the bad treaty that there was a door to

70 percent alcohol tax has been imposed in delhi after the government eased virus restrictions and allowed stores to reopen for the 1st time in 6 weeks south korea's restarting its professional sports league and says the corona virus infection rate goes down the government is allowing outdoor sports starting with a hugely popular baseball league but fans can not attend and those are the headlines the news continues here on. inside story and hoffa goodbye. is there a global backlash against china for its handling of coronavirus australia wants an international inquiry into the origins of. china lost an opportunity to play global leadership over. this story. hello welcome to the program. attempts by china's leaders to divert attention away from early cover ups of the corona virus outbreak seem to be backfiring lists of medical supplies from china to europe's worst hit countries have been quickly forgotten french president emanuel macron says beijing hasn't been up front over its handling of the pandemic us president donald trump has suggested demanding compensation from china close ally australia wants an international inquiry into the origi

apparent dizziness south korea that owns the factory says the gas leak has now been brought under control. to find out more we're now joined by g.w. correspondent many russia diary in delhi many were described to us what happened in the early hours of the morning when the polls have been coming in about this disturbing incident since morning from what we know now was a gas leak from a chemical plant in mobile just situated near the southern city overshot coupling also midnight amounting to g.m. in the morning there was a gas leak which spread to about 3 kilometer radius don't want to be religious and at the moment at least 8 people have died including one child and hundreds have been hospitalized after healing this gets and the visual which as we mentioned have these coming in showing people out on the streets you know we've been a victim i found which have come out which i quoted as saying that while they were sleeping the deathlessness felt what's going on finally felt a burning sensation in their skin that often and when they were stepped out of the house to figure out what was happening they fell and points just after you hear this. what kind of gas are we talking ab

south africa's newest soap opera, filmed under lockdown conditions. this morning, an indian air force plane carrying mr gandhi's body landed in delhi.nly witness mr gandhi's final return from the political battlefield. ireland has voted overwhelmingly in favour of gay marriage. in doing so, it has become the first country in the world to approve the change in a national referendum. it was a remarkable climax to what was surely the most extraordinary funeral ever given to a pop singer. it has been a peaceful funeral demonstration so far, but suddenly the police are teargassing the crowd. we don't yet know why. the prelaunch ritual is well—established here. helen was said to be in good spirits, butjust a little apprehensive. in the last hour, east timor has become the world's newest nation. it was a bloody birth for a poor country, and the challenges ahead are daunting. but for now, at least, it is time to celebrate. shift the this is bbc world news. the latest headlines: the world health organization has reported the biggest rise in new coronavirus infections in a single day — with growing numbers in poorer countries. most european n

street a south korean form that owns the factory says the gas leak has now been brought under control. to find out more we're joined now by d.w. correspondent when you're a child dari in delhi and there we're getting reports of several people killed numerous injuries in that gas leak what more can you tell us. well the situation is why panicked like now from the reports of a common false midnight accounting party in one of the chambers of the as you call them up it leaked and it may. have led to a dead including that of the chinese it has led to hundreds being hospitalized people little inhaled this gas they were disturbing ritual which came out of people and unconscious on the streets so victim accounts have come out which say that since it was someone's so they were sleeping with their windows open and then lived in the dead of the night that they couldn't leave their skin started running there i started watching it and out of the house and people just started falling unconscious something hitting the gas so at the moment multiple villages and i'm going to kilometers radius around the plant multiple diligence and in that t.d.'s have been evacuated i'm going to the operati

70 percent alcohol tax has been imposed in delhi after the government eased virus restrictions and allowed stores to reopen for the 1st time in 6 weeks south korea's restarting its professional sports leans as the corona virus infection rate goes down the government is allowing outdoor sports starting with a hugely popular baseball league but fans can not attend and those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after inside story i'll see in half an hour goodbye. is there a global backlash against china for its handling of coronavirus australia wants an international inquiry into the all regions of covert 90 pounds china lost an opportunity to display global leadership kind of a calm increasing suspicion of its motives this is inside stuart. hello welcome to the program and its attempts by china's leaders to dive a.

south korean firm l.g. chem it says the leak is now under control. to find out more we're joined now by d.w. correspondent under a child diary in delhi mira we're getting reports of several people killed numerous injuries in that talks a gas leak what more can you tell us. well the situation is quite panicked right now from the reports that are common also midnight on 2 20 am one of the chambers of the as you call them up it leaked and. it has led to a dead including that of the giant it has led to hundreds being hospitalized people who inhaled this gas they were just absolutely sure which came out of people unconscious on the streets so victim accounts have come out which say that since it's and that was some months so they were sleeping with their windows open and then lived in the dead of the night that they couldn't read their skin started running there i started watching so and out of the house and people just started falling unconscious something hitting the gas so at the moment multiple villages that i'm going to you can only do invade us around the plant multiple images that are in that t.d.'s have been evacuated i'm going to

south sudan likely hit the hardest. let's introduce our panel in goa in india we have our own kumar a professor at the institute of social sciences in new delhi in london we have full scenario on a sami head of labor rights at the business and human rights resource center and in beirut in lebanon has an eunice a business management analyst thank you all for joining us and let me begin with you what will be the effect on the economies of countries like india pakistan ball nepal bangladesh egypt and the philippines if and when these remittances start drying up. so you know these people come from rather poor families will migrated because that incomes in india low in india we have a very large unorganized sector which employs 94 percent of the workforce so the chances of getting a good income from the organized sector very few and that's likely been migrating large numbers to the vest and to other countries also the employment of what we do have been drying up because the indian economy would be slowing down in the last 3 years post demonetized nation so now when these people have lost just walk in the best asia you know because of the lockdown

little bit broader al-jazeera new delhi in china what's being described as a suspected explosion has killed 6 people at a hydroelectric station others were injured in the south west province of you know on investigations began into the cause reportedly during a dredging operation on friday hundreds of people living in a colombian slum are facing eviction despite having nowhere to go during lockdown authorities in the capital bogota have declared their hillside homes to be illegal . more than 100 families that live in this hillside slum on the southern outskirts of bogota are expected to be evicted in coming days despite having nowhere else to go in this fight to the country still being in the middle of the coronavirus last down many of them have a rival here to build this informal housing fleeing the country's internal conflict others are venezuelan migrants they all say they've been suffering greatly during the lockdown being and able to work with other hundreds of families have already been evicted their houses demolished in past weeks and the people here say that the police used excessive force to try and push them out of their houses. if you destroy the

cloud as well further to the south heavy rain pushing into coastal as a carer that will stay in the forecast monday and again those rain showers back again so unsettled a new delhi at 38. after more than a decade of civil war life remains a challenge in sierra leone. we follow the citizens of this war torn nation as they push their limits. for survival. risking years of sierra leone. on al-jazeera. ok let's recap the top stories for you so far this half hour process some of them violent have been going on in several u.s. cities demanding justice for george floyd the black man killed whilst in police custody. the former minneapolis officer derek jovan has been arrested and charged with murder video captured him pressing his name on george floyd's neck u.s. president donald trump announcing america is cutting ties with the world health organization accusing it of being influenced by beijing. well there has been condemnation widespread condemnation of police action in the death of george floyd some of it from within its own ranks the police forces gave elizondo. the scenes of george fully handcuffed being choked to death by a police officer has led to outrage withi

cloud as well further to the south and heavy rain pushing into coastal as a carrot that will stay in the for monday and again those rain showers back again so unsettled a new delhi at 38. a community decimated by cancer fights for the troops to lose as a cancer or knows someone that lives here that has cancer line 6. basie says he still has cancer cluster these are the 110 properties that have grown contamination in need they look dated is a public community it just safely get them down no least we received little clip for lines on al-jazeera. but again this is al-jazeera that's roger of the made news this hour the governor of the u.s. state of minnesota has announced that he's fully mobilizing the national guard for the 1st time in the state's history death of a black man pinned to the ground by a police officer sparked anger not only there but across the country. the officer at the center of a controversy during each of us has been arrested and charged with murder video captured him pressing his mean george floyd's. with his pen condemnation of police actions in florida's death some of it from within their own ranks as gabler's all the reports. the scenes of g

delhi has extended its lockdown but vowed to ease some of the measures in lower—risk areas. for more on this, i'm joined by our correspondent, anbarasan ethirajan. it sounds a bit like what southng. tell us about the indian model. this is what other countries are doing, a tracing app, such as in germany and china. now india has its own application. it was launched last month by the prime minister. now they are making it compulsory for all public sector government employees and private employees. already it has been downloaded by more than 50 or 60 million people around the country. once you start your bluetooth and location, it gives you a digital code. when you go to any public place, when you are talking to someone, it starts communicating that code with the other digital code. there is also a question, asking you what the symptoms are like. based on your a nswe rs , symptoms are like. based on your answers, it gives you orange, red or green, depending on whether you are positive or high risk. it is automatically uploaded to the server. it works like google maps, they can determine trafficjams because there are high number of mobile phones on a single highway. it alerts you

delhi. panic and chaos in india's southern city of a shock apartment as people living in an industrial area began losing consciousness that's after a gas leak at a plastics factory owned by a south korean company l.g. chemicals the leak happened early on thursday morning when most people were asleep . the national disaster response force evacuated at least a 1000 people from the 3 kilometer radius around the factory there were some people who were unconscious also make launches there were people who were not able to move there were children there were women there were people who. all of them were helped at least 800 were taken to hospital with breathing difficulties and irritated skin police said that styrene gas leaked out of 25000 ton tanks which had been left unattended as the factory was closed for 40 days during india's small town. they said that he to produce inside the tanks was released soon after the factory reopened. l.g. chemicals confirmed the plant wasn't operation because of the lockdown but said they were maintenance staff that the facility emergency workers said the date was brought under control by midday so now the focus is not so much on the gosh leakage as th

new delhi flash floods and landslides in rwanda have killed at least 65 people but fighting was triggered by heavy rain nearly $100.00 homes were destroyed and several bridges washed away in the south as prime minister will retire at the end of next month 80 year old thomas says he is leaving me not because of his sort because of his age not because he is implicated in the murder of his the strange wife about his new wife has been charged over the killing which happened 3 years ago. to the decision to retire from really tired really despite the fact that my term is due to and in 2022 years i did indicate in january the job of prime minister. perception is really as rugby to physical strength. as initiative is i used to be as deserted voluntarily or were killed or over the range of government no accordance with the laws of the shoot. on indigenous tribes that lives in ecuador's amazon region is moving deeper into the rainforest member so it's a last resort to escape certain death from coronavirus the tribe originated in ecuador's shushan fendi region near the border with a latin america editor at the scene newman has more. members of this chicken pie nation in the shoeshine scene th

new delhi flash floods and landslides in rwanda have killed at least 65 people flooding that was triggered by heavy rain and $100.00 homes were destroyed and several bridges were washed away in the south as prime minister will retire at the end of next month 80 year old thomas the banner says he's leaving office because of his age not because he's implicated in the murder of his strange wife about his new wife has been charged over the killing which happened 3 years ago. the decision to leave for israel entirely despite the fact that my of course is jewish no term is due to and in 2022. years i did indicate in january the job of prime minister. perception israel is right between physical strength. due to my. initiative is i used to be as. voluntarily were killed or over the reins of government no accordance with the laws of the short. funny with much of the world still under lockdown there is a rare opportunity for many lives of people to experience something together the last super moon of the year that appears bigger and brighter than usual this one beautiful shots of istanbul there an idea known as the flower. these are the headlines on al-jazeera this april is on track to be the w

delhi. panic and chaos in india's southern city of the shock of his people living in an industrial area began losing consciousness that's after a gas leak at a plastics factory owned by a south korean company l.g. chemicals the leak happened early on thursday morning when most people were asleep . the national disaster response force evacuated at least a 1000 people from a 3 kilometer radius around the factory there were some people who were unconscious also make launches there were people who were not able to move there were children there were women there were people who. all of them were helped at least 800 were taken to hospital with breathing difficulties and irritated skin police said that styrene gas leaked out of 25000 ton tanks which had been left unattended as the factory was closed for 40 days during india's mock town. they said that he'd produce inside the tanks was released soon after the factory reopened. l.g. chemicals confirmed the plant wasn't operating because of the lockdown but said they were maintenance staff that the facility emergency workers said the date was brought under control by midday so now the focus is not so much on the guys leakage as the ef