alone welcome again to rewind i'm elizabeth purana here on rewind we're going back to some of our desires most powerful documentaries and finding out how the story has moved on since today we rewind into a film about a remarkable doctor on a mission to cure blindness millions of people around the world suffer from blindness that makes difficult lives harder than ever it in many cases they condition could be easily cured most cases of cataract blindness occur in the developing world and often they go untreated simply because of poor access to medical facilities but in some of the most remote parts of napalm one of the world's poorest countries and i can revolution is on the way thanks to a doctor locally known as the go on to fight so effective as his technique that doctors from around the world come to naipaul to train with him from the one who won a series back in 2014 he is yahoo mail hands moving and beautiful film the gift of sight. the himalayas remote and wild. the pose mountains are announced for their picturesque beauty. for the many people living in the shadows of its peaks this

all it is a very serious situation one that the people of the region are already paying for elizabeth purana al-jazeera new delhi in colombia the death toll from protests against the police has now risen to 10 people were outraged after a father of 2 was repeatedly tasered whilst he was arrested he later died of a sound around 30 reports from bogota. for a 2nd straight night demonstrators clashed with security forces as they rallied against the killing of an unarmed man by the police. i hope testers. blocked roads and attempted to burn neighborhood police stations since the riot began on wednesday at least 9 people have been killed and more than 60 were injured by firearms allegedly shot by the police. and. this is happening because people are fed up at some point the pressure explodes and if people need to die so be it but there has to be a solution. the mayor of. this urged protesters to refrain from violence but compared to the police response to the worst days of armed conflict. indiscriminate so far as cannot be considered police abuse this is a direct attack on. civilians the fast majo

hello and welcome again to rebind i'm elizabeth purana since we don't want to al-jazeera english over a decade ago we haven't been afraid of tackling difficult and sensitive stories through powerful award winning documentary he's today we rewinding to 2010 and a film that examines an unintended consequence of the continuing israeli blockade of gaza is growing opioid problem the gaza strip at points just 10 kilometers wide is an hour piece of land along the eastern mediterranean coast it's palestinian population a sealed behind a separation barrier and tightly controlled checkpoints gaza is home to more than 1500000 palestinians maybe half of them under 15 unemployment is among the highest in the world and every day is a struggle to survive. it's not surprising therefore the thousands of young people risk their lives by protesting against the occupation by israel at the border fence but as discovered when she traveled to gaza for al-jazeera back in 2010 more and more of a turning to drugs to escape from the harsh realities of life his anus disturbing film on comfortably not a film. ove

this week for more from the series there check out the rewind page on al-jazeera dot com i'm elizabeth purana from the hotel thank you for joining us and we'll see you next time. a real east west split in the weather across north america at the moment we have got some very active weather systems moving through central parts out of the clayton prayer is down across licensee the the great plains sweater weather around the eastern seaboard but where we made the rain i was towards the west where we have those fires burning unabated i'm afraid the extreme heat. the low humidity and the driving rain they are set to continue so not a sign of any cloud let alone rain coming in here as we go on through the next couple of days as weather stays picture more of the same $37.00 celsius in l.a. is around 10 degrees above the seasonal average so the heat wave continuing more showers longer spells of rain though up towards the lakes up towards the midwest and there's that wetter weather around the eastern seaboard pushing up into the eastern side of canada and actually runs down. florida some parts fraud of

this week for more from the series there check out the rewind page on al-jazeera dot com i'm elizabeth purana from the hotel thank you for joining us on the scene next hour. rewind return. objects on the backs of al-jazeera documentaries by will compel the kool-aid onion we are going down in the streets of boston so hard to get the wrong city. motown to grow. be it out here in the soil learn about health by eating good business train my wife i can't imagine doing something else on al-jazeera. the zipper willed ring and disjointed days especially for the young my life change because i can't go will say we have to be careful to not get sick i don't sit university study found the wall in 5 children i'm now afraid to leave their homes the sense of disorientation and confusion i think would be very understandable natural order reaction a lot of children in the past few weeks secure mental health units have been forced to discharge large numbers of patients there are children suffering from psychosis who believe the virus is a conspiracy others with eating disorders or histories of self harm we're

with more than 4000000 confirmed cases that represents just point 3 percent of the population elizabeth purana reports from new delhi. the delhi metro had been transporting millions of people every day until its closure and by march on its 1st day of reopening the few people on board were relieved the service had resumed. because the. next one. so i. started doing pretty damn good will thanks be very good. metro train services have reopened most of india's biggest cities including chennai and hyderabad would limited routes and times to avoid crowding passengers must have their temperatures taken before boarding and wear masks while maintaining social distancing despite india recorded more than 90000 cases a day more lockdown restrictions are being east alcohol can be served again in delhi from later this week which comes as a big relief to restaurant artists who say they have lost at least a quarter of their revenue want to ban was in place on the table to ordering food they want something to go along with the families you know the one to be along with it to be 2530 so we've got something comi

alone welcome again to rewind i'm elizabeth purana here on rewind we're going back to some of the. powerful documentaries and finding out how the story has moved on since today we've rewinding to a film about a remarkable doctor on a mission to cure blindness millions of people around the world suffer from blindness that makes difficult lie.

hello and welcome again to remind i'm elizabeth purana since we don't want to al-jazeera english over a decade ago we haven't been afraid of tackling difficult and sensitive stories through a powerful award winning documentary today we rewinding to 2010 and a film that examines an unintended consequence of the continuing israeli blockade of gaza.

says it's being made worse by the pandemic elizabeth purana reports. she did they have these relatives have come to her home to comfort the mother of 2 her 5 year old daughter sagna died after having diarrhea she says it's because they couldn't afford to feed her while she was sick got the money she. got the money she died hungry and there was nothing to eat what do we eat there is no work even if i go looking for work there is none. sagna is just one of nearly 2000 under 5 year olds who die every day in india with malnutrition the underlying cause and the un has warned of more hunger and malnutrition because of the increase in unemployment and poverty during the coronavirus pandemic. the indian government says it spending $20000000000.00 on giving free rides sweetened lentils to $800000000.00 households but help isn't reaching everyone non-government aid organizations continue to fill the gap left by the state of new scientist magazine for 115000000 indian children who are dependent on daily school lunches are on the verge of malnourishment because of

all it is a very serious situation one that the people of the region are already paying for elizabeth purana al jazeera new delhi the c.e.o. and 2 other senior executives of a mining company that destroyed ancient caves in western australia stepping down a tent has been widely criticised for blowing up the 46000 year old rock shelters in may to expand an iron ore mine that you can gorge caves are one of the earliest known aboriginal heritage sites earlier we heard from james fitzgerald who's with the australasian center for corporate responsibility and says these resignations are a good 1st step but there still needs to be further accountability. it's not a question of punishments it's a question of finding people to fix so the responsibilities that they hold i think we've seen actually 2 disasters here one is the destruction of duke and. i have this year and then the 2nd disaster is one of reacting to senior management or as they go through a parliamentary inquiry their own inquiry which is based found by parliamentary committee chairs of a misleading it's an extraordinary tale there's a lo

day rise in new cases of the coronavirus more than 83000 cases were reported on weapons day elizabeth purana is in new delhi she says rural areas are of particular concern. recorded yet another single highest day rising for the posse it's been recording more cases than any other country in the world because of those numbers it's possible the 2nd worst affected country remains the worst affected state and boringly they're. seeing that the virus has spread from the main cities of mumbai to the rural districts 5. tricks recorded a 500 percent increase in cases in august and the concern is that areas just don't have adequate health care thousands of health care workers in south africa demanding more protection from cope with 19 and that's a pay the demonstration in pretoria was called by the country's biggest health workers union it says personal protective equipment is in short supply at hospital managers are failing to follow safety protocols south africa is the hardest hit nation in africa you are right up to date with all the top stories up next here on al-jazeera is inside story kemal has a

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cases were reported on weapons day the us held the previous single day record with $77000.00 elizabeth purana ms in new delhi she says rural areas are particularly concerning. india has recorded yet another single highest day rising for the possible month that's been recording more cases than any other country in the world because of those numbers it said to say possible as the 2nd worst affected country remains the worst affected state and worryingly there in maharashtra we are seeing that the virus has spread from the main cities of mumbai and who made to the rural districts 5 of his rule districts recorded a 500 percent increase in cases in august and the concern there is that areas just don't have adequate health care. for the southern states of. the other was defective but they're also conducting the highest number of tests and india itself conducted its highest number of tests on wednesday over 1100000 and there is a correlation between expanded testing and the higher numbers the independent tells health experts continue to say that india's needs to be testing a lot more to have the rea

ministry has predictably laid the blame for escalating tensions completely with the indian side elizabeth purana was in new delhi and she says the indian army maintains a did not go across the line of actual control. they are saying that it was the chinese army that tried to close in on one of india's positions and when they were dissuaded by their own troops that they fired a few rounds in the air they're also saying that despite grave provocation that indian troops exercised great restraint that they committed to disengage meant to deescalation that china continues to undertake provocative activities to escalate and they're also saying that the latest statement by the chinese army about the firing is an attempt to mislead it's to the best dick and the international audience now this happened just 3 days after that meeting between the 2 countries defense ministers at the shanghai cooperation organization summit it was the highest level meeting between the 2 countries since the current standoff began in may and we also had both sides saying that the other agreed to deescalate the situation after

83000 of them reported on web and state the us held the previous single day record of 77000 elizabeth purana is in new delhi and says rural areas are of particular concern india has recorded yet another single highest day rising for the possum month it's been recording more cases than any other country in the world because of those numbers it said to say possibly this is the 2nd worst affected country remains the worst affected stage and worryingly there in maharashtra we are seeing that the virus has spread from the main cities of mumbai and who made to the rule districts 5 of my districts recorded a 500 percent increase in cases in august and the concern there is that the areas just don't have adequate health care in south africa thousands of health care workers are demanding more protection from covert $99.00 better pay them in pretoria was called by the country's biggest health workers union which says p.p.d. personal protective equipment is in short supply so the africa is the hardest hit nation in africa with more than 630000 cases and over 14000 deaths once again you're up to date wit

covering the story both from india and china in a moment we'll hear from katrina in beijing 1st elizabeth purana from new delhi. there's been no official reaction from the indian government to this agreement yet but we know that the defense minister is holding a meeting with the national security advisor with the chief of defense staff and with the chiefs of the on the the navy and the air force to discuss the situation on the border and the main time this agreement to deescalate has been met with a lot of skepticism and dia by independent experts who say that the agreement is lacking any operational details on how the militaries are going to disengage exactly and the skepticism is because although the foreign ministers meeting with the highest face to face highest level face to face meeting between the 2 sides since the current standoff began in may they have been many rounds of talks on many levels always ending with the agreement to deescalate and yet despite the talks taking place we saw the worst tensions between the 2 countries in june when 20 indian soldiers were killed those were the 1st

all it is a very serious situation one that the people of the region are already paying for elizabeth purana al jazeera new delhi india is reporting at another record delhi increasing coronavirus infections the announcements of more than 100-5000 new cases raises the total of both 4 and a half 1000000 india has the world's fastest growing infection rate it's just the 2nd worst affected country after the united states. france is reporting a new record daily high almost 10000 new infections in the past 24 hours ministers and health experts are meeting to discuss increased restrictions the number of patients in intensive care units is also risen raising concerns about the health systems ability to cope the virus is linked to more than $30000.00 deaths and fronts. water borne disease is a growing threat in sudan following the worst flooding in a century at least 100 people have been killed and 100000 homes destroyed or damaged the nile river rose to its highest level since records began 0 spoke to one man who's now lost everything. from. figured it. different from. food. for. a bit of one of the

says it's being made worse by the pandemic elizabeth purana reports now from new delhi. she did they have these relatives have come to her home to comfort the mother of 2 her 5 year old daughter sagna died after having diarrhea she says it's because they couldn't afford to feed her while she was sick got the money she. got the money she died hungry and there was nothing to eat what do we eat there is no work even if i go looking for work there is none. sagna is just one of nearly 2000 under 5 year olds who die every day in india with malnutrition the underlying cause and the un has warned of more hunger and malnutrition because of the increase in unemployment and poverty during the coronavirus pandemic. the indian government says it spending $20000000000.00 on giving free rise sweet and lentils to $800000000.00 households but help isn't reaching everyone non-government aid organizations continue to fill the gap left by the state of new scientist magazine for 115000000 indian children who are dependent on daily school lunches are on the verge of malnourishment because of

ministry has predictably laid the blame for escalating tensions completely with the indian side elizabeth purana has a new delhi and she says the indian army maintains it did not go across the line of actual control. they are saying that it was the chinese army that tried to close in on one of india's positions and when they were dissuaded by their own troops that they fired a few rounds in the air they're also saying that despite grave provocation that indian troops exercised great restraint that they are committed to disengagement to deescalation that china continues to undertake provocative activities to escalate and they're also saying that the latest statement by the chinese army about the firing is an attempt to mislead its domestic and international audience now this happened just 3 days after that meeting between the 2 countries defense in this does at the shanghai cooperation organization summit it was the highest level meeting between the 2 countries since the current standoff began in may and we also had both sides saying that the other agreed to deescalate the situation after that bu

held the previous single day record at 77000 more from elizabeth purana now in new delhi who tells us rule areas of particular concern. india has recorded yet another single highest day rising for the posse that's been recording more cases than any other country in the world because of those numbers that said to us the 2nd worst affected country remains the worst affected state and wateringly there and we're seeing that the virus has spread from the main cities of mumbai and to the rural districts 5 rule districts recorded a 500 percent increase in cases in august and the concern is that areas just don't have adequate health care. for the southern states of. the was defective but they're also conducting the highest number of tests and india itself conducted its highest number of tests on wednesday 1100000 and there is a correlation between expanded testing and the higher numbers the independent health experts continue to say that india's needs to be testing a lot more to have the real picture of cases in the country despite all of these numbers the government is easing more and more r