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crowds in ivory coast have destroyed a coronavirus testing center in the city of abidjan fearing that the spread of the spread of the small than 300 cases have been confirmed the close hawk reports. this is what is left of a coronavirus testing center in the suburbs of you google mobile phone footage captures people destroying the makeshift center built to check them for the virus scared and angry they stripped bare rights continued through the next morning with police firing tear gas to disperse a growing and anxious crowd many say they want the center to be built outside of their neighborhood this woman shouts we are humans we don't want the current of ours here right where we live we don't want it today or tomorrow she says with more than 300 confirmed cases in ivory coast to the virus is spreading rapidly the government has imposed a lockdown on the economic capital abidjan and the nationwide curfew measures that come too late says local authorities who fear many more people are infected without knowing there was some of you will have a fever this evening or even earlier and other

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government has made wearing masks compulsory to stop the spread of the coronavirus but police in abidjan say many people do. have access to television still get news about the outbreak so hundreds of officers are now visiting crowded streets and markets where there is little social distancing taking place telling people to use face masks which cost only 17 cents ivory coast has nearly 1000 confirmed cases of the virus. and aid agencies say so molly is one of the least prepared countries to cope with corona virus so far it's reported 8 deaths on $286.00 cases but the east african nation has already struggled through years of conflict drought and devastating locust swarms mohammad's a job reports. mogadishu's martini hospital which dates back to the italian era is so mali has only a medical facility dedicated to treating its growing number of corn up patients. due to its limited capacity the hospital only caters for the sickest of patients this doctor runs the schools that is leading somalia as a response to the pandemic at least 219 patients of chrono have come to martini hospital since t

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down the coronavirus testing facility that was under construction angry residents in a district of abidjan said they were afraid it would spread the virus through their district police fired tear gas to break up the demonstration the city has been under long down since a state of emergency was declared on march the 21st when the course hockey is monitoring developments from dakar in senegal he says the protest comes from a deep distrust of the government. these riots took place in a suburb of john called hugo it's a popular neighborhood where there's lots of markets and it seems that the population there don't trust the government that the health center in their neighborhood would protect them in fact they believe that that would in thank them and that would spread the virus even more and this comes at a time and the number of cases in ivory coast is spiraling there's over $300.00 cases that we know of including the m.p. the representative and the defense minister you can hum it like a yoko so but this crisis is revealing is the level of distrust there is between the population and their h

masks the government has made last compulsory to stop the spread of the coronavirus but police in abidjan say many people don't have access to televisions to get news about the outbreak hundreds of officers on visiting crowded streets and markets where there's little social distancing as you can see telling people to use face masks ivory coast's has nearly 1000 confirmed cases of the virus. now the world health organization has dismissed a herbal tea towels as a cure for the virus by the president of madagascar the drink contains the artemisia plant which is normally used to treat malaria president under the russian when it came to the tonic would cure a coronavirus patient within 7 days it's being given out for free to the country's most vulnerable the w.h.o. has warned there is no evidence that alternative remedies can cure the virus and says some may not even be safe to consume but many in madagascar are ignoring the advice. the president said this remotely cures and we trust him so we drink it. yes it's healing we hope it heals many people so we can have a happy life in madagascar the

down a coronavirus testing facility that was under construction angry residents in the district of abidjan said that they were afraid it would spread the virus the city's been on the lockdown since march 23rd the main treatment center for code 19 cases in libya has been attacked by forces loyal to the warlord khalifa haftar several projectiles hit the grounds of the hospital in tripoli during a day of heavy fighting between half the us forces and allies of the un recognized government libya has 20 confirmed infections so far. those are the headlines now let's get you back to tell the world. the chinese government has set up internment camps in the north western region of sudan jang it calls them reeducation centers and it's using them to detain thousands of the week ethnic group without charge we do is mainly muslims and speak a turkic language. it has also encouraged large numbers of han chinese to move to the region to shift the ethnic balance. the police routinely arrest men and women young and and put them in the camps where they are indoctrinated for hours at a time with government pr

government has made wearing masks compulsory to stop the spread of the coronavirus but police in abidjan say many people don't have access to televisions to get news about the outbreak hundreds of officers that are visiting crowded streets and markets where there is little social distancing taking place telling people to use face masks which cost $0.17 ivory costs ivory coast rather has nearly 1000 confirmed cases of the virus. aid agencies say so malia is one of the least prepared countries to cope with corona virus so far it's reported a datsun $286.00 cases they suffered a nation has already struggled through years of conflict drought and devastating locust swarms mohammad's adult reports. mogadishu's martini hospital which dates back to the italian era is somalia's only medical facility dedicated to treating its growing number of corn up patients. due to its limited capacity the hospital only caters for the sickest of patients these dr schools that is leading somalia as a response to the pandemic even a little bit at least 219 patients of chrono have come to martini hospital since th

coast of the virus is spreading rapidly the government has imposed a lockdown on the economic capital abidjan and the nationwide curfew measures that come too late says local authorities who fear many more people are infected without knowing it was and some of you will have a fever this evening or even earlier and others will cough or have a sore throat others will feel strange i mean don't worry all the districts of all will have these centers in place to facilitate and provide information is not just for testing it's to provide information. this crisis is revealing the level of distrust people have for their government and health services ivorian football star did talk about took to social media after 2 french doctors one of whom has the best . suggested testing of covert 1000 vaccine on africans the institute bester has more than 11 centers of research in africa including in ivory coast which are used to detect viruses many people living in new google say they don't want to be guinea pigs in experiments involving a virus they believe comes from europe still i don't think this place is appr

down a coronavirus testing facility which was under construction angry residents in a district of abidjan said they were afraid it would spread the virus through their district police fired tear gas to break up the demonstration the city has been under lockdown since a state of emergency was declared on march 23rd 3rd. medics in south africa are taking the government to court over a lack of personal protective equipment tens of thousands of health workers say shortages of putting them at risk amid a mirror has more from johannesburg. police opened fire with rubber bullets behind the tear gas hospital workers protesting against what they say are unsafe working conditions including a lack of personal protective equipment 2 protesters are injured as south african police fear the demonstrators from blocking the hospital entrance as more people test positive for covert 1000 health care workers are increasingly why read about a shortage of protective gear one of them is a rich cleaner he's a nurse at a public hospital in johannesburg east grand mrs reagan told you to leave. we are using them ot

down a corridor virus testing facility that was under construction angry residents in a district of abidjan said they were afraid it would spread the virus through their district allies police fired tear gas to break up the demonstration the city has been under lockdown since sake of emergency was declared on march the 20. nicholas hark is monitoring developments from dakar in senegal and joins us now live what more do we know about these riots. well these riots took place in a suburb called hugo it's a popular neighborhood where there's lots of markets and it seems that the population there don't trust the governments that the health center in their neighborhood would protect them in fact they believe that that would in fact and and that would spread the virus even more and this comes at a time as the number of cases in ivory coast is spiraling there's over $300.00 cases that we know of including. the representative in the defense minister and you could go how many yoko so but this crisis is revealing is the level of distrust there is between the population and their health service if it c