. >> as india crosses over 20 million infected cases, many hospitals like this one were overwhelmed overeekend and are struggling with scarce resources. >> the situation is really critical. there are no beds available. we are under pressure. the doctors, nurses, orderlies and the patients. we are all under pressure. >> covid is not sparing sport. the massively popular england premier league tournament has been postponed after at least four players tested positive. it is a huge disappointment for millions where cricket is almost a religion. the goal of saving lines is too important for india in her darkest test for decades. the ultimate fight for the country is to get oxygen and medicine supplies for millions. india is getting aid as tries continue to help. but the challenge is speedy distbution and there is not a minute to waste. that is why tens of thousands are rushing to get a vaccine whenever they can find one. but there is a shortage of these too. >> i could not get an appointment right away. now there is a really long queue. >> i came early around 9:30. around six hours. >> for now

india both in terms of the case count and also in terms of the death count 3rd straight day when india crossed the grim milestone of 400000 fresh cases and worse is that friday was the deadliest year in the pandemic so far in the nation nearly 4200 deaths recorded on friday alone this makes india other 3rd country in the world after the u.s. and brazil to cross 4000 fresh debts in a day remember we've been reporting that both the case count as well as the death tally room in under reported there are growing calls for national lockdown but you will remember the prime minister a few weeks ago said that a national lockdown 8 will be his last resort in the meantime states have been announcing their own cubs sort of creeping coffee was if you will call fuse that have turned into complete lockdown and we've seen that in states today this morning the chief minister of tamil nadu has announced a 2 week lockdown starting may 10th when only essential activities will be allowed remember the manado is one of the 4 states that held elections in april and we are seeing a correlation and the rise in cases by

reporter: as india crosses 20 million infected cases, many hospitals are choked like this, strugglingh scarce resources. >> the situation is really critical. there are no beds available. we are under pressure. the doctors, the nurses, the orderlies, even the patients. we are all under pressure. reporter: with some hospitals it is already too late for some of the two lives have been lost in the last 72 hours in hospitals that exhausted their oxygen supply. a tragedy was averted when a children's hospital in delhi had only two hours of oxygen left. the government denies any oxygen shortage. >> at the moment, individual states in india have their own covid restrictions, but there is no national lockdown, and that is becoming a big matter of discussion. the prime minister narendra modi and his bjp party have set a lockdown should be a last resort because of the economic impact. they argued it would impact india's lower income families. this is the main opposition. its leader has tweeted, "i want to make it clear that a lockout is the only option because of a complete lack of strategy by t

study more than 400000 fresh call the 900 cases on saturday this is the 4th day in a row that india crossed that milestone the death toll is also incredibly worrying because for the 2nd day in a row more than 4000 people succumb to the virus remember friday it was the deadliest day in the pandemic for india so fall india is now the 3rd country off to the u.s. and brazil to register more than 4000 deaths in a day as far as where the virus is going we're really seeing this shift to a sudden halt off the countries states like thumb allowed to carry law or not to go under fresh lockdowns recording you know the highest cases they have the city of bengal new really emerging as the hardest hit hardest hit city in the pandemic so far we're also seeing warning signs in the state of go off where every alternate pawson that is testing for this virus is testing positive. and at the same time we've been talking about this mounting international criticism what exactly do the critics want to see the indian government do at this point well the latest criticism is coming from the international medical journ

as india crosses over 20 million infected cases, many hospitals like this one, which was overwhelmed are struggling with scarce resources. translation: the situation is really critical. _ there are no beds available. we are under pressure — the doctors, nurses, - the orderlies. even the patients. we are all under pressure. covid is not sparing sport either. the massively popular indian premier league cricket tournament has been postponed after at least four players tested positive. it's a huge disappointment here for millions, where cricket is almost a religion. however, the goal of saving lives has proved too important for india in her darkest test for decades. the ultimate fight for the country is to get oxygen and medicine supplies for millions, and fast. india is getting aid as countries continue to help, but the challenge is speedy distribution and there's not a minute to waste. and that's why tens of thousands are rushing to get a vaccine wherever they can find one. but, there is a shortage of these jabs, too. translation: it was very difficult. - i couldn't get an appointment

as india crosses over 20 million infected cases, many hospitals like this one, which were first overwhelmeduggling with scarce resources. translation: the situation is really critical, _ there are no beds available. we are under pressure — the doctors, the nurses, the orderlies, even the patients — we are all under pressure. covid is not sparing sport either. the massively popular indian premier league cricket tournament has been postponed after at least four players tested positive. it's a huge disappointment here for millions where cricket is almost a religion. however the goal of saving lives has proved too important for india in her darkest test for decades. the ultimate fight for the country is to get oxygen and medicine supplies for millions, and fast. india is getting aid as countries continue to help but the challenge is speedy distribution and there is not a minute to waste. and that is why tens of thousands are rushing to get a vaccine wherever they can find one. but there's a shortage of these jabs too. translation: it was very difficult. - i could not get an appointment right aw

ah, ah, india crosses the threshold of 20000000 confirmed cases of corona virus where the death toll passing. 220000. ah, i'm fully back people where you're watching ology their life from. also coming out a bridge collapses in mexico's capital at be 13, are killed in 70 engine. president joe biden raises the cap on the us refugee cota, ending the us rec low numbers. and after almost 3 decades of marriage, billionaire philanthropists spell and melinda gate getting divorce. thank you for joining us. the number of corona virus cases reported in india since the start of the pandemic has exceeded 20000000. it came as the health ministry announced more than 300000 infections for the 13 straight day and with nearly 3500 deaths in the last 24 hours. the number of fatality has top 220000. the surgeon cases as broad hospitals close to collapse on monday 24 patients died after yet another health facility ran out of oxygen that speak to our india correspondence. elizabeth runner, who joins us live from new delhi. so india passing 20000000 cases lives. but the government saying infection rates ar

as india crosses over 20 million infected cases, many hospitals like this one, which was overwhelmedwith scarce resources. translation: the situation is really critical. _ there are no beds available. we are under pressure — _ the doctors, nurses, the orderlies. even the patients. we are all under pressure. covid is not sparing sport either. the massively popular indian premier league cricket tournament has been postponed after at least four players tested positive. it's a huge disappointment here for millions, where cricket is almost a religion. however, the goal of saving lives has proved too important for india in her darkest test for decades. the ultimate fight for the country is to get oxygen and medicine supplies for millions, and fast. india is getting aid as countries continue to help, but the challenge is speedy distribution and there's not a minute to waste. and that's why tens of thousands are rushing to get a vaccine wherever they can find one. but, there is a shortage of these jabs, too. translation: it was very difficult. i couldn't get an - appointment right away. i ke

as india crosses over 20 million infected cases, many hospitals are choked like this.tuation is really critical. _ there are no beds available. we are under pressure — the doctors, nurses, the orderlies. even the patients. we are all under pressure. for some hospitals, it's already too late. at least 26 lives have been lost in the last 72 hours in such hospitals that exhausted their oxygen supply. just this morning, a tragedy was averted when a children's hospital in delhi only had two hours of oxygen left but the government so far denies any oxygen shortage. global aid is coming but the challenge is to ensure speedy distribution. so the indian government has roped in the army for better management. but with unabated chaos, many indians are providing help themselves. people like mohammed, an auto driver in bhopal, are pitching in with the little they have. translation: | made an auto - ambulance because i saw that people were carrying their sick mothers and fathers on their shoulders. sometimes, carrying an oxygen cylinder alongside. they can't afford ambulances. covid

india cross says the threshold of 20000000 confirmed cases of coronavirus where the death toll passing 220000. i'm fully back to boil watching al-jazeera live from doha also coming out a bridge collapses in mexico's capital at least 13 are killed and 70 engines president joe biden raises the cap on the u.s. trade.

up germany down a little bit and france and the uk brightly higher >>> now to the top stories india crossing another grim threshold in the intensifying covid out of break. the country reporting 20 million cases as of today. india's first case was detected in january of 2020 they did not cross 10 million total infections until december. the next million in the last five months. mostly last month. there is a little bit of good news officials claim that infections have seen a drop since hitting 400,000 daily cases on friday. meantime the fda is expected to authorize the pfizer vaccine for kids 12 to 15 years old. according to reports, that decision expected to be announced as early as next week. those reports and more could be lowering the threshold biy the fda to kids younger by this fall. >>> tesla reportedly trying to win over regulators in china according to reuters, the company is making a scrutiny over safety and customer complaints tesla is boosting the officials talks as it is cracking down on big and powerful companies, especially in the big technology sector tesla shares not moving on

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india crosses the 300,000 mark for coronavirus deaths. of infections appears to be easing in the big cities but is swamping the poorer countryside in india. iran and the u.n. nuclear watchdog agree to a one month extension of a deal on surveillance cameras at tehran's atomic sites. the agreement buys more time for ongoing negotiations seeking to save the country's tattered nuclear deal with the u.s. and other western nations. just some of the other stories beyond our borders tonight. we'll be right back. ♪ (vo) ideas exist inside you, electrify you. they grow from our imagination, but they can't be held back. they want to be set free. to make the world more responsible, and even more incredible. ideas start the future, just like that. if you have moderate to severe psoriasis, little things can become your big moment. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. it may cause severe diarrhea, nausea

i'm melissa chana thank you for joining us india has crossed the 20000000 threshold when it comes to covert cases and that's only the officially recorded infections experts say the actual numbers could be 5 to 10 times higher the oxygen shortage at hospitals continues and the health care system remains overwhelmed with not enough beds or drugs for patients the infection rate is slowing down however and the government is aggressively vaccinating as many people as possible in the country of 1400000000 here and we've had cheema in delhi with more. the worst largest manufacturer of vaccines is basically the serum institute of india but i know this is due to you shouldn't this be a key usually just vaccination going along with another indigenous in good vaccine now people are asking themselves whether that you do government underestimated its need for maxine's after the 1st wave of the good virus into the india and these again next tuesday vaccines some 66000000 doses of vaccine were sent in dozens of countries as applied to india's vaccination diplomacy the countries data dispute also wa

i'm melissa chana thank you for joining us india has crossed the 20000000 threshold when it comes to covert cases and that's only the officially recorded infections experts say the actual numbers could be 5 to 10 times higher the oxygen shortage at hospitals continues and the health care system remains overwhelmed with not enough beds or drugs for patients the infection rate is slowing down however and the government is aggressively vaccinating as many people as possible in the country of 1400000000 here and we to cima in delhi with more. the worst largest manufacturer of vaccines is basically the serum institute of india and by this situation has been a key role in india's vaccination guy along with another indigenous vaccine me now people are asking themselves whether the e.u. government underestimated its need for vaccines after the 1st wave of the good virus into the india and began to explore vaccines some 66000000 doses of vaccine will sit in dozens of countries as applied to india's vaccination diplomacy the country's gender dispute also was appreciated but now it defines its

. >>> as covid cases ease in the u.s., india just crossed the 20 million mark with new cases soaring as u.s. aid is trickling in. >>> plus, our richard engel on the u.s. withdrawal from afgha afghanistan. what impact it would have on the women and girls. it's "early today" on tuesday, may 4th. >> glad you can be with us, i'm frances rivera. >> i'm phillip mena. >>> at least 20 people are dead, dozens more injured after a train overpass collapsed in mexico city. according to the city's mayor a support beam gave way leaving the metro car dangling from the crumbling overpass rescue crews are rushing to save passengers at least 70 people were injured in addition to those killed. the mexico city metro is one of the busiest in the world. >>> after 27 years of marriage bill and melinda gates are calling it quits the power couple stunning the world with their announcement. our kate snow has the details. >> reporter: frances, the news came as a big shock. the couple has been married for almost 30 years and very public now announcing they're going to separate they've been a power couple for de

india. the cyclone crossed the coast where it has been described as the most powerful storm in 20 or 30 years. more news on al jazeera after inside story coming up next. ♪ anchor: israel says is carrying out airstrikes to defend itself, but according to the um. are international laws being respected and where does that leave thousand indians fighting for their rights? this is houston -- this is inside story. welcome to the program. more than 200 palestinians killed by israeli airstrikes. residential buildings flattened and homes destroyed. israel says it is targeting tunnels in self-defense following rocket attacks by palestinians. 10 people in israel have been killed in the past week. hamas says his actions were in response to the displacement of palestinians in occupied east jerusalem. that spread into fighting before . the u.n. is warning the fight could unleash a crisis. international calls for a cease-fire are mounting. palestinian and israeli officials both made their case to the security council. >> when you embrace your children and grandchildren's rights, please think of our children

no not at all it was a record setting day for india once again crossed the 400000 lost in fresh cases for the straight day friday was also the deadliest day in the pandemic for india nearly 4200 people lost their lives to the virus so with this as you said and as a such country to cross the 4000 death toll in one single day also the u.s. and brazil is amid calls for a national loss downstairs have been imposing their own season lockdowns to arrest the spread the latest being the southern states also some a lot of this morning the chief minister announced a 2 week lockdown saucing may 10th when only essential services when be allowed time allowed to is one of the hardest hit states and over the last 24 hours we have seen 2 other states that iscar not announce a similar strict lockdown starting weekend says much about whether rural think it is all being reported in the same way as the areas that you've just mentioned because news is filtering through periodic clee on the news from the countryside is not good either. not at all and if you look at what's happening in your comparing what's

i'm melissa chana thank you for joining us india has crossed the 20000000 threshold when it comes to covert cases and that's only the officially recorded infections experts say the actual numbers could be 5 to 10 times higher the oxygen shortage at hospitals continues and the health care system remains overwhelmed with not enough beds or drugs for patients the infection rate is slowing down however and the government is aggressively vaccinating as many people as possible in the country of 1400000000 here and we to cima in delhi with more. the worst largest manufacturer of vaccines is based in the serum institute of india owned by this institution has been a key role in india's vaccination going along with another indigenous in good vaccine. people are asking themselves with a really do government underestimated its need for maxine's after the 1st wave of the golden virus indeed india and the began next thursday vaccines some 66000000 doses of vaccine were sent in dozens of countries as applied to india's vaccination diplomacy the country's gender dispute also was appreciated but now

as india crosses over 20 million infected cases, many hospitals are choked like this, dtruggling withation is really critical. _ there are no beds available. we are under pressure — _ the doctors, nurses, the orderlies. even the patients. we are all under pressure. for some hospitals, it's already too late. at least 26 lives have been lost in the last 72 hours in such hospitals that exhausted their oxygen supply. just this morning, a tragedy was averted, when a children's hospital in delhi only had two hours of oxygen left, but the government so far denies any oxygen shortage. global aid is coming, but the challenge is to ensure speedy distribution. so the indian government has roped in the army for better management. but with unabated chaos, many indians are providing help themselves. people like mohammed khan, an auto driver in bhopal, are pitching in with the little they have. translation: | made an auto - ambulance because i saw that people were carrying their sick mothers and fathers on their shoulders. sometimes, carrying an oxygen cylinder alongside. they can't afford ambulance

the second wave ravaging india also crossed boarders.ramadan. it called on the military to enforce restriction ands stop the mass movement of people during the holiday. back to you. >> thank you very much for that reporting. countries vaccine is really in short supply. there is a big fear, jim, they could see similar to what india has just seen. >> listen, a huge xpardisparitym country to country. many africans are running out of first batch of vaccine doses with no sign of a second shipment in in the near future. we're live in johannesburg, south africa. so south africa's president called the situation similar. he used this term, vaccine apartheid. is that what you're finding on the ground there? >> there's a lot of frustration and anger. many countries are facing a dramatic wave like we've seen in india. it's a perfect storm. you know, india was a massive supply of vaccines for that system that global alliance to get poorer countries their vaccines. already poppy and jim, eight countries have run out of those first doses of vaccines. t

i'm melissa chan thank you for joining us india has crossed the 20000000 threshold when it comes to covert cases and that's only the officially recorded infections experts say the actual numbers could be 5 to 10 times higher the oxygen shortage at hospitals continues and the health care system remains overwhelmed with not enough beds or drugs for patients infection rate is slowing down however and the government is aggressively vaccinating as many people as possible in the country of 1400000000 here. in delhi with more. the worst largest manufacturer of vaccines is based in the syrian institute of india in mumbai this situation has been a key role in india's vaccination going along with another indigenous in good vaccine now people are asking themselves why the e.u. government underestimated its need for maxine's are after the 1st wave of the good advice indeed india and the begin next 40 racks in some 66000000 doses of vaccine were sent in dozens of countries as applied to india's vaccination diplomacy the country's gender dispute also was appreciated but now in defines its job slot it's

india. up to 1500 people are making the crossing each day. >> once the cases were increasing in india, graduallye cases in nepal. it's hard to stop all the mobility within the two countries. >> reporter: initially districts along the border saw a spike in cases but now they are exploding throughout the country of almost 30 million people. nepal has seen a rise of more than 1200% in average daily covid cases since mid-april. and nearly 40% of the country's cases come from the capital. in an effort to curb the spread, authorities imposed a two-week lockdown in kathmandu last thursday. before the lockdown went into force, thousands fled the city to return to their villages. an exodus health officials believe could spark a national emergency. >> they can carry the viruss to the village and they can spread the virus to the senior citizens in the village. >> reporter: for nepal's already struggling health system, officials fear this surge in covid cases could be detrimental. >> if the number of cases is going to increase, the hospitals are going to collapse. >> reporter: santosh has little time to mou

ity more states like new york, pennsylvania easing virus-related restrictions gains in india infections have crossed the 20 million they areholds traders will be walking for data later on the this afternoon. jon, back over to you. >> thank you,dom chu >>> president biden will meet with republican senators this weeks. that plan excludes $100 billion for broadband. our next guest has been paving the way in broadband, investing across the country for years he runs grain management, a private equity firm exclusively focused on telecom it has more than $6 billion in assets with investments, six native american tribes, 92 hospital systems, nearly 300 schools. joining us to talk about opportunities to invest in broadband and the importance in broadband in underserved communities s david, i look at the president's plan, 100 billion, gop counters at $65 billion, it seems to me that broadband infrastructure should be something that everybody can agree on, giving where the economy is, no >> jon, first of all, thanks for having me back on. i agree 100% everyone should be able to agree on this. i think it's a ma

india's battle with this pandemic remains on many fronts. mark lobel, bbc news. here, ten mps in birmingham have written a crossal of india to offer solidarity and support in the covid crisis. the letter calls on the uk to increase support to india "in its hour of need" let's speak now to preet gill, labour mp for birmingham edgbaston and shadow secretary for international development. good afternoon. the element good afternoon. what do you hope this letter can achieve? figs afternoon. what do you hope this letter can achieve?— afternoon. what do you hope this letter can achieve? as you said, we reresent letter can achieve? as you said, we represent a — letter can achieve? as you said, we represent a huge — letter can achieve? as you said, we represent a huge number _ letter can achieve? as you said, we represent a huge number of - represent a huge number of birmingham's indian communities and we want to do sr sympathy and solidarity with them because we are being contacted by many of our constituents are worried about their family members and as you highlighted, the very fact people cannot get hospital missions

now a powerful psycho nuts blasted ashore in western india killing at least 21 people cycle and tell to cross the coast into a graduate state on monday and is being described as the most powerful storm in decades coastal areas are reporting extensive damage up to sea levels swelled as high as 3 meters and winds reach more than 165 kilometers an hour. joins us live now from new delhi probably so cycling town to making landfall in good state which is already hard hit by coronavirus tell us what's been happening. so the metaphor mint is now saying that the cycle on is weakening and it but it is still weakening very slowly given how powerful the cycle was it is going to take some time for it to weaken it is moving to neighboring states and the met department says it expects winds to go down to around 50 kilometers per hour by this evening still because of how strong it was causing heavy rainfall and heavy winds and heavy damages as it moves to these neighboring states last night the cycler made landfall in the state of the drought affected a majority of the districts there some parts of good shot

india that i. to understand environmental justice better we 1st need to look at social justice poverty is a huge hurdle to cross before prioritizing environmental sustainability in india the catastrophe cries and the number of call with 1000 cases has brought the country to a standstill a severe shortage of beds oxygen cylinders vaccinations and even cremation spots has meant that the poorest of the poor could have a slim chance at beating the disease india's urban poor often living in slums or informal settlements have always struggled to get basic facilities beach health care clean water or access to sanitation bizarrely on some occasions these facilities are in accessible because of a lack of a clear address for a false report before call with 19 wallsend in india we met an architect helping strike through this basic of wood block for many residents in call up or. in western india home to nearly 4000000 people like in most indian cities many inhabitants live in slums haphazard settlements usually excluded from urban planning policies and difficult to navigate until recently finding an exact location was impo

india that i . to understand environmental justice better we 1st need to look at social justice poverty is a huge hurdle to cross before prioritizing environmental sustainability in india the catastrophe cries and the number of called in 1000 cases has brought the country to a standstill a serious shortage of beds oxygen cylinders vaccinations and even cremation spots has meant that the poorest of the poor could have a slim chance at beating the disease india's urban poor often living in slums or informal settlements have always struggled to get basic facilities beach health care clean water or access to sanitation bizarrely on some occasions these facilities are in accessible because of a lack of a clear address for a false report before 19 wallsend in india we met an architect helping strike through this basic avoid block for many residents in. in western india home to nearly 4000000 people like in most indian cities many inhabitants live in slums haphazard settlements usually excluded from urban planning policies and difficult to navigate until recently finding an exact location was impossible over 1700 famil

affair cyclon has blasted ashore in western india killing at least 21 people cyclists. cross the coast into good survive states on monday and it's being described as the most powerful storm in decades coastal areas are reporting extensive damage up to sea level swelled as high as 3 meters winds were recorded reaching more than 165 kilometers about serious prompting the tal is live for us now in new delhi probably was the latest for the latest is that the cyclon which made landfall in good rock last night is weakening but it is the med to boston says will continue to cause rainfall in neighboring states so last night the state of good experienced landfall for about a few hours till about midnight some areas also saw winds up to 190 kilometers per hour the storm also brushed past several other western states including or not to talk carolina and mumbai dozens of people are missing and at least $21.00 people have been reported as being dead. 2 'd maharashtra where in the city of mumbai actually shut down the airport for a few hours it's important to note that you know the pandem

the full scale of india's tragedy may never be known. we crossedanges to reach the vast hinterland. in rural areas like this village we found a landscape of neglect and untold stories. >> can you tell me, are many families affected here? >> yes, many families are affected here. every home, many people get it. >> no social distancing either and no masks in sight. this is the other india, not rising but left behind. people here say the living are barely counted, much less the dead. >> we have been told that 26 people have died here with symptoms of covid-19 in the past month. but none of them were actually tested, that means they are not included in india's official death toll from the virus. this is one village, but you can multiply this across india. take a look at the village health center. imagine having to rush here in an emergency. it is an empty shell, carefully padlocked. this neglect is not unusual in rural india. it takes three hours to get to a hospital. when he cannot afford the journey. >> a village leader has lost neighbors and friends.

not at all as he said to where my stones crossed on friday yet again in terms of fresh cases 3rd straight day india seen more than 400000 fresh cases friday was also the deadliest day during the pandemic for india nearly 4200 people died of the virus making india the 1st country after the u.s. and brazil to cross that grim milestone in one single day the news that we're getting today is actually a bit of a welcome news coming in from the health ministry which is that patients and we know patients are scrambling to get beds and oxygen they do not need a positive test result to be admitted in a hospital or a care facility dedicated to covert patients this is a revision of an earlier policy which mandated this test result and of course now this means that if you are your family members suspect are suspicious of being a covert positive you would be admitted in a suspect ward this is again welcome because as we have been reporting the medical system has been pushed to the brink which includes the testing system you know tests are hard to come by the results are taking a while so now people who need care

the full-scale of india's tragedy may never be known. we crossed the ganges to reach the land.ral areas, we found a landscape of neglect and untold stories. can you tell me, are many families affected here? >> yes, many people are dead. every home, many people get it. >> no social distancing either, and no masks insight. this is the other india, not rising, but left behind. people here say the living are barely counted, much less the dead. we have been told 26 people have died here with tim timms of covid-19 in the past month. but none of them were actually tested. that means they are not included in india's officiadeath toll from the virus. this is just one village, but you can multiply this across india. take a look at the village health center. imagine having to rush here in an emergency. it is an empty shell, carefully padlocked. inside there is plenty of rubbish but no medicine. it takes three hours to get to a hospital. many cannot afford the journey. the village leader has lost neighbors and friends. he blames the prime minister. >> [speaking foreign language] >> when we

and a fear cycle only has blasted ashore in western india killing at least 21 people cyclon told take cross the coast into graduate state on monday and it's being described as the most powerful storm in decades coastal areas are reporting extensive damage after sea level swelled as high as 3 meters and winds reach more than 165 kilometers an hour let's bring in roger he's a social epidemiologist and professor at the center for social medicine and community health joel harlow narrow university and joins us via skype from new delhi rajiv good to have you with us so. one of the most powerful storms to hit india and decades and it comes as the country is being overwhelmed with coronavirus what does this mean for the state of gujarat where the storm made landfall. good morning daryn yes as we speak the storm made landfall in a good drug it's somewhat downgrade him though in severity from extreme this it did a very severe but it still means that at least by government reports 100000 people have been moved to cycle in shelters widescale destruction in the coastal districts and even to us some exte

india. with daily kos numbers continuing to cross the 300000 mark calls are growing for a national law to reduce infections but some states are already imposing their own measures we have out on top of the situation in the country. i'm stretching it out to get to the top i look at the practice persistence and pressure that accompanies the dream i was hoping to make the big time.

india. and more than 5000 migrants cross into the spanish from morocco the largest single day influx into the city. starting this hour in the occupied west bank where calls for a general strike of led to confrontations between protesters and police in multiple different locations have been a number of injuries as well as checkpoint in ramallah. police have fired tear gas to disperse the demonstrators in bethlehem as well and there are crowds gathered in nablus and hebron just to name a few cities in the area anger growing not just in the territories but worldwide as well as the israeli occupation and the ongoing bombardment of gaza at this point 212 palestinians have been killed that includes 61 children in the past 8 days. now just a short time ago as well palestinian factions fired more rockets into israel one soldier was injured in the latest attacks israel says more than 3000 rockets have been launched since the offensive began at least 10 people in israel have been killed including 2 children. here is the team this hour with all the developments right hand side of the screen is harry for

india. with daily gas numbers continuing to cross the 300000 mark told a growing 5 national lockdown to reduce infections but some states are already imposing their own measure as we have it on top of the situation in the country. i'm stretching it out to get to the top i look at the practice persistence and pressure that accompanies capel dream was to make the big time.

at the end and it is keeping its fingers crossed for his family and all other families crossed in all of this. india'sdi has been meeting with senior officials, to decide how to respond to the country's growing number of coronavirus cases and deaths. another new single—day record for deaths was confirmed on sunday, and infections are continuing to rise. hospitals are struggling to cope, even with overseas help in the form of oxygen generators and ventilators. from delhi, here's our correspondent devina gupta: ashes and memories, that is all these family members have of their loved ones. the highest death toll so far in india. experts warn of harder weeks ahead. if everybody wears face max and everybody avoids big events, it may be a matter of weeks before we see the present wave waning and the come down. waning and the numbers coming down. but to maintain that we have to continue to have the discipline as hospitals continue to run out of oxygen and medicine, the disappointment of many of these families is directed at the ruling hindu nationalist party. its senior leaders, including the health minister

india. with daily cares numbers continuing to cross the 300000 mark called a growing for a national law to reduce infections but some states are already imposing their own measure as we have it on top of the situation in the country. and stretching it out to get to the top i look at the practice persistence and pressure that accompanies capel dream was hoping to make the big time. welcome to news asia glad you could join us the world health organization has classified the coronavirus mutation in india as a variant of concern that has also said that there is some information to suggest that it is easily transmissible that is partly evident in the record numbers of cases the country continues to be just nearly 330000 reported on tuesday alone these numbers have prompted experts to call for a nationwide lockdown the federal government has so far not relented but several state governments have imposed their own restrictions. and now that 19 victim brought to an already overcrowded crime my tour we am in the city of bengaluru sobering case rates have not spotted this city to impose a lockdown. police

india. with daily cares numbers continuing to cross the 300000 mark calls are growing for a national lockdowns to reduce infections but some states are already imposing their own measure as we have our own dump of the situation in the country. and stretching it out to get to the top i look at the practice persistence and pressure that accompanies keep our dream was to make the big time. welcome to news asia glad you could join us the world health organization has classified the coronavirus mutation to emerge in india as a variant of concern that has also said that there is some information to suggest that it is easily transmissible that is partly evident in the record numbers of cases the country continues to register nearly 330000 reported on tuesday alone these numbers have prompted experts to call for a nationwide lockdown the federal government has so far not relented but several state governments have imposed their own restrictions. 19th victim brought to an already overcrowded crime a tory i'm in the city of bangalore so bring case rates have not spared this city to impose a lockdown. po

the full scale of india's tragedy may never be known. we crossed ruralareas, like the village of like birpur, we found a landscape of neglect and untold stories. so can you tell me, are many families affected here? no social distancing either, and no masks in sight. this is the other india, not rising but left behind. people here say the living are barely counted, much less the dead. we've been told that 26 people have died here with symptoms of covid—i9 in the past month, but none of them were actually tested. that means they're not included in india's official death toll from the virus. now this is just one village, but you can multiply this across india. take a look at the village health centre. imagine having to rush here in an emergency. it's an empty shell, carefully padlocked. this neglect is not unusual in rural india. it takes three hours to get to a hospital. many can't afford the journey. the village leader has lost neighbours and friends. he blames the prime minister. when we returned to birpur for a second day, health workers had been

the full scale of india's tragedy may never be known. we crossedund a landscape of neglect and untold stories. so can you tell me, are many families affected here? no social distancing either, and no masks in sight. this is the other india, not rising but left behind. people here say the living are barely counted, much less the dead. we've been told that 26 people have died here with symptoms of covid—19 in the past month but none of them were actually tested. that means they're not included in india's official death toll from the virus. now this is just one village, but you can multiply this across india. take a look at the village health centre. imagine having to rush here in an emergency. it's an empty shell, carefully padlocked. this neglect is not unusual in rural india. it takes three hours to get to a hospital. many can't afford the journey. the village leader has lost neighbours and friends. he blames the prime minister. when we returned to birpur for a second day, health workers had been dispatched to the village. a local source told us th

india that i. to understand environmental justice better we 1st need to look at social justice poverty is a huge hurdle to cross before prioritizing environmental sustainability in india the catastrophe cries and the number of call 1000 cases has brought the country to a standstill a serious shortage of beds oxygen cylinders vacillations and even cremation spots has meant that the poorest of the poor could have a slim chance at beating the disease india's urban poor often living in slums or informal settlements have all been struggled to get basic facilities beach health care clean water or access to sanitation bizarrely on some occasions these facilities are in accessible because of a lack of a clear address for a false report before call with 19 wasn't in india we met an architect helping strike through this basic void block for many residents in call her. in western india home to nearly 4000000 people like most indian cities many inhabitants live in slums haphazard settlements usually excluded from urban planning policies and difficult to navigate until recently finding an exact location was impossible over

around the nika baran in seattle, in islands, while she dry cross at east side of india. now the remnants of old size, that site still brings some very heavy right up towards the far north and the pool . sponsored pay cut on airways. ah, welcome to port on your gateway to the very best advantage there and online content that you may have met. a new program that the, for our platforms makes a connection and presents a digestible scene, each the award winning online content on their audience portal with me. sandra gatlin on out to 0. me ah, the me. hello again. i'm the associate handle. let's remind you about top stories. the south. west african need is all scrambling to respond to the political crisis and money. also, the colonel behind a military crew this week was named the new interim president. i think me going to says he'll attend to emergency talks with west african leaders on sunday. tens of thousands of people rallied across brazil to condemn the president's handling of the corona virus pandemic. demonstrations called for the impeachment of hamilton road and has be