so more with time via chandry in dhaka. so time, can you put this into some sort of perspective, these numbers compared with people already vaccinated population size, all that sort of thing? well, let me give you some description where i'm at. i'm in doc i city in the morning. i was in court mitchell hospital. this is justin labor hospital. the line has been like then since morning it's been organized like the place paper has been complaining. they've been waiting after getting stamped in the registration, each person waiting like over an hour sometime in case those people are a little bit and not now since february about $14000000.00 people got vaccinated, some of them still didn't get the 2nd job. now that's about 3 percent of the population of 165000000, then over not a government ground shot of indian supply shot because of the crisis by not back company. since i'm buying that, you're saying vaccine from china us and says, not a plan to to go at least 3200000 people within next one week. the idea was to vaccinate 10000

very chandry, who is in dhaka for us to the government. wanted to vaccinate 10000000 people in the drive. but as this is now been downgraded, why so many less being vaccinated? part of the reason is the longest take. i mean, this is the 1st time they're making a big effort to vaccinate people in rural areas. village is particularly those in the border towns which has been very badly infected. do that delta very. and now there is adequate vaccination vaccine rather and whole. and they've been sourcing it from europe and mag cut china and russia since india and novak stopped supplying vaccine because the prices that know the government is very adamant to continue this vaccination drive. so over $14000000.00 people have been vaccinated, some of them still doesn't get their 2nd dollars. that's about a little over 3 percent of the population. the goal is to vaccinate, at least $50000000.00 people by end of the year. but the challenge of logistic and rural areas, not having clinic, not i have any medical center as part of the reason why the driv

has more from the capital dot com. carne buzzer is one of the busiest open air kitchen markets in dhaka. but there are hardly any shoppers on this day because of a nationwide lockdown to prevent koby. 1900 begum is among the few who came out for groceries, but finds food items are more expensive than usual. so yes, kicking the initial, i came out to buy some green vegetables, the prices of everything has gone up and the market, maybe it's due to the lockdown or because they're not enough buyers, but logistics and supplies are open. not sure why. market export se soaring inflation, along with rising foot prices in bangladesh and recent month have put an additional burden on low and middle income households. many here have lost their jobs. other sources of income during the current virus pandemic. why that does all the essential food items, price get in height, but in comparison, people's income has not risen. so it's becoming hard for middle class families like ours to cope with. it would be good if the government intervenes to stabilize the market. according to data from government agen

he is tanveer chandry in dhaka. let me give you some description where i'm at. i'm in dock. i city. in the morning i was in for mitchell hospital. this adjuster laid our hospital. the line has been like this since morning. it's been organized like the other place. people have been complaining, they've been waiting after getting stamped in their registration. each person are waiting like over an hour sometime in cases. people are a little bit and i know since february about 14000000 people got vaccinated, some of them still didn't get the 2nd job. now that's about 3 percent of the population of a $165000000.00. then over, not a government grant shot or indian supply chart pens done by the same vaccine from china, us, and all the photos and not a planted to go at least 3200000 people within next one week, the idea was to vaccinate 10000000 people but the ration of logistic in the rural area was challenging because many people don't have access to internet or compared to register online in order to able to go to the hospital. so the government setting up in mobile clinic, i'm going doo

in 2016, the matters were part of a wave of attacks targeting a says, moderates and foreigners in dhaka to other members of the unsolved as long group. what quitted by special anti terrorism tribunal? defense lawyers say they plan to appeal tolerance parliament as holding a special session to discuss prime minister priority and tortures handling of the cove at 1900 make. the confidence debate is expected to end with a vote on start today. opposition? politicians say the country was put in a vulnerable position leading to a 3rd wave of virus debate isn't expected to appease anti government processes. protesters who've been riding since last year, scientists in south africa have detected a new career of ours parent. but they don't know yet how infectious it is. it was 1st identified in may and has now been recorded in 7 all the countries across africa, europe and asia. tests on the way to see evac. sean's will remain effective that exact right from this variance we don't really know yet we're not at the stage of fully understanding that the reason we were worried about the kind of combina

crashed out in just over 13 overs, with shakib al hasan taking four wickets in the 60—run defeat in dhakart like netball in the olympics? well, it's a question that's been asked for many years by people involved in netball. and now the world organisation and netball australia have said they want the sport to become part of the olympic games�* programme in time for brisbane 2032. england head coachjess thirlby is keen for the game to be included. i think it's a combination of things. i think it is predominantly played across the commonwealth games or that is what people are aware of but actually it's played over in 70 nations across the world and some of which are like mullally with her nations that have meddled this time around tokyo. so it offers the chance for other sports and for other nations to get on an olympic medal table. we appreciate it is not yet played probably broadly enough within the men's game that is something ifeel within the men's game that is something i feel pretty confident about that in ten years time the game will reach a much broader audience and there is so much

at the age of 2 it that first became eligible for dhaka when president trump was elected.lot of information that you give when applying for doc. and we didn't know what would happen. >> during the next 4 years. if any of that with every put me in more danger. she decided not to apply and then the trump administration tried to end the program. she then tried to apply under the biden administration. but a federal judge in texas again brought the program to a halt young immigrants and their supporters say immigration reform is needed. now that can all persons who are undocumented in the united citizenship. the senate reconciliation package doesn't strucked lawmakers to provide a pathway to citizenship for undocumented immigrants. but lawmakers would still have to reach an agreement about which immigrants to include. i've got no problem with a pathway to citizenship. >> if we had if we fix the underlying problem. republican senator lindsey graham said 2 weeks ago. he supports giving citizenship to undocumented immigrants but not through the budget reconciliation we have never

he is now joining us from dhaka. your response to this report? >> thank you very much, amy.response is that this report has actually assured iwhat i call the new era of loss and damagerom human-induced climate change in an absolutely, scieifically verifiable and attributable manner. there is no question at all that what we are saying on our tv screens across the world in terms of the wildfires, the heat dome effect in north america, china, and india are now -- the severity of all of these have been increased bause of human-induced climate change, enhancing the global temperature 1.2 degrees above preindustrial. and the path to keeping it below 1.5 degrees is diminishing by the hour, as greta thunberg said. amy: did anything surprisi in this report? describe specifically what is happening in bangladesh. >> so this is not a surprising report. it is an assessment of, as you heard, the scientific papers that already exist and that we have known about. it brings it all together and makes the case for urgency, i think, very, very strong. the new aspect of it, i would say, as has a

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public and senators -- proposals coming from republican senators, narrowing it to those enrolled in dhakaou think of that approach? guest: there are 650,000 people that have daca. a judge in texas just decided d aca in his view is not lawful, and 100,000 people in line to get daca were cut off immediately -- their hopes and dreams -- as they were hoping to go to work, go to college, fulfill career aspirations. the dream act, which includes d aca plus other young people, should cover roughly 3 million people. the idea that self 600,000 people and not 3 million dreamers, and then let's forget people that have worked here as nurses, homeowners, 415, 20 years, --for 15, 20 years, -- no, from our point of view and where the american people are, they are trying to say we are not against the smallest population, and they are saying let's add every cool measure that trump did in order to pass it. it is a way to get to no, not a way to get to yes. senator john cornyn came to town and said i'm a texas republican and conservative from a border state who wants to help george bush pass immigration ref