the young woman was living in addis ababa at the time. her mother told her what happened when the militiamen entered the family's house. at 1st they forced my father, my brother, and my mother to get on their knees. they then have to crawl out of the house. my mother pleaded with them saying they were regular people just caring for their children. she asked why? oh, but the men didn't respond. they said my family were spies fighting against the government . they kept repeating, the accusations being spread on facebook. that was the last time my mother saw my phone number and my brother. her father and brother were shot dead and their own yard. when the attackers moved on to rate other homes, her mother took the opportunity to escape. she says the 22 people were murdered. that day. a massacre that she blames on facebook. i'm sure of it. nothing would have happened to my family, have it not been for the misinformation on facebook. people are too reliant on facebook. they believe everything that's posted there in my village, but i don't ques

in return the government and addis ababa agreed to establish an interim regional administration, whether the traumatic events of the war will ever be adequately addressed is impossible to say. but how do we know is just that people facebook that the level of authority this that happened in this conflict? he's not feeling really documented in that that published also what the reading, the kind of letter from he to a page that just a companies out of the airport of it. and that as far as the that profits out of them, they don't, cannot boats the day you might cost that has to be some kind of governance, both domestic and international governments on them on model compression. meadow does not seem to have taken any major action in response to the took right case. when confronted by amnesty international with evidence of having neglected content, moderation, the company rejected all the findings or a counter by insisting that ethiopia is a high priority country for meta. and that it is taking a significant measures to delete violating content. the eco africa in volume and to comb sedation, t

in return the government and addis ababa agreed to establish an interim regional administration. whether the traumatic events of the war will ever be adequately addressed is impossible to say . what we know is just that people say it's back down to the level of atrocities that happened in this conflict. he's not the failure. he documented it. and that, that published also was reading the kind of letter from a to a page that does a companies out of the airport of it. and that as far as the that pro feet side of them, they don't care about the human cost. there has to be some kind of governance, both domestic and international governments on them. on model compression. meadow does not seem to have taken any major action in response to the took right case. when confronted by amnesty international with evidence of having neglected content, moderation, the company rejected all the findings a counter by insisting that the t o b a is a high priority country for meta and but it has taken significant measures to delete violating content. the same view the same way you expect and more diff

now let's cross live to the ethiopian capital — addis ababa — to speak to our reporter kalkidan yibeltale we know about this drowning. up-to-date on what more we know about this drowning.— about this drowning. yes, here is what we know — about this drowning. yes, here is what we know so _ about this drowning. yes, here is what we know so far. _ about this drowning. yes, here is what we know so far. as - about this drowning. yes, here is what we know so far. as you - about this drowning. yes, here is| what we know so far. as you said, there is little access to media organisations that information is coming up slowly, but what we managed to find from local authority so far is at least 26 people were travelling using a wooden boat and they were travelling from one village to another and they were crossing over at the tekeze, one of the middle rivers in northern ethiopia. it happened that there was a flash flood when they were crossing the river and the boat capsized and they drowned. so far the authorities have confirmed four of these passengers are dead because they have managed to retriev

to arrive here, we had to fly from the capital, addis ababa, to the largest city in the area, and afterthese mountains. it's not easily accessible, and that remoteness appears to have hampered emergency response efforts. now, the most pressing issue right here appears to be finding bodies, because at this point it seems very unlikely to find survivors. but after that, the authorities will have the responsibility of helping the survivors and families of the victims. but beyond that, there is a larger question lingering. several areas in southern ethiopia, including this one, have been identified by the un to be at risk of extreme weather events like flooding and landslides. tackling that issue is going to be a huge question for the authorities in the coming months and even years. the shortlist for the mercury prize has been announced. the award recognises the best of uk and irish music, with 12 albums being selected. it's previously been won by the likes of pulp, skepta and elbow. a warning, this next report from our music correspondent mark savage does contain some flashing images. earl

let's speak to our correspondent in addis ababa in ethiopia, kalkidan yibeltal.re the authorities saying? it rising fast so what are the authorities saying?- rising fast so what are the authorities saying? it is indeed risinu authorities saying? it is indeed risin: fast authorities saying? it is indeed rising fast and _ authorities saying? it is indeed rising fast and initially - authorities saying? it is indeed rising fast and initially the - authorities saying? it is indeed rising fast and initially the first| rising fast and initially the first figures that came out in the morning was around 55, later growing to 146 and now the latest figures that we haveis and now the latest figures that we have is 229 people that are confirmed to have died, and all these other bodies that have been retrieved from the mud by the local authority and rescue commission. the search and rescue efforts are currently under way and are being hampered by the topography of the area as well as heavy rain that is happening, and these are two separate landslides, the first one happened on

in 2019, an ethiopian airlines flight was shot down just 6 minutes after taking off from addis ababa,alfunctioning. now, after about 6 years, boeing has paid a fine of several hundred million dollar agreed. the fine that boeing pays is more than 243 million dollars. also, the company promised to spend 45 million dollars to comply with the standards. boeing has been facing numerous safety and technical problems in the past months . mohsen jalili for the simultaneous translation of the communication with well, at the end of the program , i would like to thank my colleague mr. washington. good night, god bless you. sometimes it was a refuge for the needy and sometimes it was a destination for thirsty passers- by for people who were far from places of pilgrimage. saqqa houses are an important part of folk architecture. the architecture of kuche bazari dates back to the safavid era, but in tehran , the oldest works left are from the qajar era , such as this building of saqqa khaneh khoda bandalo in tehrani pamnar. i can see that this is among the rare. it is one of the surviving examples f

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ethiopian crashed just 6 minutes after take off from addis ababa , killing all 157 people on board.the cause of aircraft crashes is performance. after getting off the ground, the problems that made boeing others are not the most famous company. now following a series of problems in recent years of the company boeing has crashed. from his own home and life, is the only goal for a small government to be formed there ? we made a lot of mistakes, we all make a lot of mistakes. don't they claim khyber, which is close to madinah, until the day neddad proposed to the then king of saudi arabia that you come and sell it to them? they do not claim iraq and your holy lands, and by allah and by allah, we are responsible for this matter , i swear to god, we are responsible, i swear to god, we are oblivious. by god, this is the case that made the heart of the holy prophet bleed today. this is the story that made the heart of hussain bin ali bleed. this is the case. yes, it is on the way, we wash it by hand, you were heavier , you didn't buy household appliances from the city, no, unfortunately, n

to arrive here, we had to fly from the capital, addis ababa, to the largest city in the area, and after that we had to drive for more than five hours up these mountains. it's not easily accessible, and that remoteness appears to have hampered emergency response efforts. now, the most pressing issue right here appears to be finding bodies, because at this point it seems very unlikely to find survivors. but after that, the authorities will have the responsibility of helping the survivors and families of the victims. but beyond that, there is a larger question lingering. several areas in southern ethiopia, including this one, have been identified by the un to be at risk of extreme weather events like flooding and landslides. tackling that issue is going to be a huge question for the authorities in the coming months and even years. we will have the very latest from ethiopia if there is any more information. we will obviously return to that story. typhoon gaemi is moving towards southern china after pummelling taiwan and the philippines with torrential rain and strong winds. the authorities

let's speak to our correspondent in addis ababa in ethiopia, kalkidan yibeltal. in terms of the death toll, it is rising fast so what are the authorities saying? it rising fast so what are the authorities saying?- rising fast so what are the authorities saying? it is indeed risinu authorities saying? it is indeed risin: fast authorities saying? it is indeed rising fast and _ authorities saying? it is indeed rising fast and initially - authorities saying? it is indeed rising fast and initially the - authorities saying? it is indeed rising fast and initially the first| rising fast and initially the first figures that came out in the morning was around 55, later growing to 146 and now the latest figures that we haveis and now the latest figures that we have is 229 people that are confirmed to have died, and all these other bodies that have been retrieved from the mud by the local authority and rescue commission. the search and rescue efforts are currently under way and are being hampered by the topography of the area as well as heavy rain that is happening, and thes

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the african union official made the remarks during five-day meeting in addis ababa to launch inter sudanese political dialogue. a wide range of pressing issues facing sudan was discussed. for the past 15 months, sudan has been. gripped by armed clashes between the sudanes army and the paramilitary rapis support forces. the conflict has killed at these 16,ous people, displaced millions and caused devastating humanitarian crisis. speaking to press tv, participants from different political groups call for an end to foreign interference in sudan. the next interventions are there, but we call for everyone. please stop it because it going to make more devastation, but in order to stop it, today, not tomorrow, we have to go and stop the war, as sudanes, you have to press and stop the war, if you stop the war automatically the international intervention will stop, their intervention is affecting, feeling sometimes the the the conflict on the ground and trying to control any forums that serious forum that will bring peace, so i ask the sudanese to put the interest of the... people to look for the su

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it was shot down just 6 minutes after take off from addis ababa and all 157 passengers died. cause of the plane crash is the malfunction of the aircraft software. now, after about 6 years, boeing has paid a fine of several hundred million dollar agreed. the fine that boeing pays is more than 2043 million dollars. also, this company promised 45 million dollars to comply. boeing has faced numerous safety and technical problems in the past months, from being torn off in the plane to the plane's wheel falling after taking off from the ground, problems that have made boeing not a reputable company. now , following a series of problems in recent years , boeing has fallen. localizing the production of lithium batteries in the country of the deputy resource development organization. energy says: technical knowledge of design and construction of all kinds we have lithium batteries in the country and we can develop this technology according to the needs of the country . lithium batteries have been used in the world for several years as a valuable source of energy storage. lithium is us

in 2019, an ethiopian airlines flight was shot down just 6 minutes after taking off from addis ababa,ll 157 passengers. the cause of the plane crash is the malfunction of the aircraft software. the problems that made boeing not a famous company. now, following a series of problems in recent years, boeing has fallen. it's opening now, i'm tired, i killed myself when i said let's go to the city, i said, i said it's open, it's open, it's night , let's go, we'll reach the city of home appliances in 10 minutes, let's go, let's go, well, i said let's go to the city mami shaab's home appliances in tehran, isfahan and sari are located in the best access points for you dear ones. along with a dedicated parking space suitable for shopping throughout the week. the first largest home appliance city. after azadi square, facing tehran, sar. in the name of allah, the most merciful , the most merciful. hello, dear viewers, we are at your service with some news . the 1403 exam file was closed with the end of the competition for the candidates of the second round of the national exam. today, more than

in 2019, an ethiopian airlines flight was shot down just 6 minutes after taking off from addis ababa,ling all 157 passengers. the cause of the plane crash is the malfunction of the plane's software. now, after about 6 years, boeing has agreed to pay a fine of several hundred million dollars. the fine that boeing pays is more than 243 million dollars. the company also promised to spend 45 million dollars to comply with the standards. in the past months, boeing has been facing numerous safety and technical problems. getting ripped off on a plane. the falling of the aircraft wheel after taking off from the ground. the problems that caused boin to not be a reputable company. now, following a series of problems in recent years, boeing has fallen. wow, i can't believe it. yes, it was only a while ago . if you wanted to buy something, you had to spend a lot of time looking for it. then you got to the market. the market was one-way. i said that here all the specialized markets near me were good. we came to afsariye sarai . it was good. we came to irani sarai. big iranian sarai , the only bran

in 2019, an ethiopian airlines flight was shot down just 6 minutes after taking off from addis ababa,ling all 157 passengers. the cause of the plane crash is the malfunction of the aircraft software. now, after about 6 years, boeing agreed to pay a fine of several hundred million dollars. the fine that boeing pays is more than 243 million. april and may the keys of the year. customs announced a 30% increase in the value of agricultural products exports this spring compared to last spring. with the realization of half a million tons of exports, our agricultural products have reached 918 million dollars, which is a growth of 24. we saw a 30% growth in weight and value. the most important export goods of iran in the field of agriculture this spring are pistachio nuts, pistachios, tomatoes, apples. during this period, more than 185 million dollars worth of pistachios were exported from our country, which has increased by 20%. tomato and apple items the second and third export agricultural products of our country are considered in terms of value. 128 million from the beginning of this year

country, on ethiopian ships and at embassies around the world, reporting for press tv, emmanuel, addis ababa. south koreans have rallied near the border with north korea to call for an end to hostilities between saul and puong gang. civil society groups and their supporters want the south korean government to end his hard line approach toward north korea and to bring a hal to joint south korea us military drills near the border. president correspondent frank smith has more from m. jingach. south koreans on saturday gathered near the demilitarized zone, the heavily fortified border with north korea to mark the 71st anniversary of the end of the 1950 to 53 korean war. civic leaders argue that the decades of tension on the korean peninsula demonstrate the need for a more stable agreement. an unstable armistice with us constantly competing with each other to hide our anxiety is a war of attrition that leaves us with nothing to gain. we must come together to end the armistices and move toward a permanent peace treaty. recent weeks have seen rising tensions including defector groups in the south l

in 2019, an ethiopian airlines flight just 6 minutes after taking off from addis ababa.and all 157 passengers lost their lives. the cause of the plane crash is the malfunction of the aircraft software. now, after about 6 years, boeing agreed to pay a fine of several hundred million dollars. the fine that boeing pays is more than 243 million dollars. also, this company promised 45 million dollars to meet the standards tick boeing in the past months. it has faced many safety and technical problems, from being torn off in the plane to the falling of the plane's wheel after taking off from the ground, problems that made boeing not a famous company. now, following a series of problems in recent years, boeing has fallen . regarding the latest situation of the crescent case, the spokesman of the judiciary said that one of the reasons for the delay in the investigation of this case was the numerous requests in different governments to stop the investigation for expert. according to mr. jahangir , a decision has been issued and implemented for a number of people in this case is.

in 2019, an ethiopian airlines flight was shot down just 6 minutes after taking off from addis ababa,ling all 157 passengers. the cause of plane crashes is soft malfunction. agricultural assignments this spring compared to last spring. with the realization of half a million tons of exports, our agricultural products have reached 918 million dollars, which we saw a growth of 24% in weight and a growth of 30% in value. the most important export goods of iran in the field of agriculture this spring the types of pistachios and pistachio nuts are tomato and apple. during this period, a total of more than 185 million dollars of pistachios. it was exported from our country, which has increased by 20% . tomatoes and apples are the second and third items of export agricultural products of our country in terms of value. from the beginning of this year to the end of june, 128 million dollars of tomatoes and 14 million dollars of apples were exported from the country. these three items had a share of more than 45% of the export agricultural products of our country in the spring season. the export

country on ethiopian ships and at embassies around the world, reporting for press tv, emmanuel, addis ababa. moving now to the uk with brutal police assaults a muslim family as spark public outrage and protests, that after a video went viral showing the british policeman kicking some man and stamping on his head. is academi brings us a report from the northern english city of manchester. shock waves have rippled through the muslim community in the uk in the wake of incident involving british police officers brutally attacking family of muslim citizens of pakistani origin at manchester airport. in the footage that has since gone viral online. police officers can be seen attacking at least two men with one police. kicking a man as he lies on the ground, posing no threat, he then stamps on the victim's head with full force, narrowly avoiding making full contact in what many say was action that would have almost certainly killed the man and the shocking images have led to outrage, especially within the british muslim community. hundreds of protesters gathered outside the office of manchester ma

however, the federal government in the ethiopian capital addis ababa disputed these warnings.d us that, based on official assessments, there are no looming dangers of famine and starvation in tigray, or elsewhere in ethiopia. the relationship between the ethiopian government and aid agencies have been strained in recent years. the un alleged that food aid was being blocked from reaching tigray during the conflict, and in february, ethiopia's ombudsman said nearly 400 people died from hunger in the country, including tigray. however, prime minister abiy ahmed dismissed these reports and told lawmakers at the time there are no people dying due to hunger in ethiopia. prof alex de waal, an expert in the region, and an executive director of the world peace foundation, says too little attention is being paid to the crisis. humanitarian aid agencies has become averse to controversy. in their funding appeals, they are less likely to draw attention to the fact that starvation is a crime, the famines are inflicted by ruthless governments. the un body that co—ordinates humanitarian assis

happens here in the south western district of gold fall about 320 kilometers south of the capital, addis ababa women, children, and police officers are reported to be among the dead. catherine, so reports people dig through this lodge hoping to find survivors in golf our region. this is one of the was natural disasters and used to appear in reason. he is many have been buried underneath the mark. it was a double tragedy. the canal with the late week of the thing has enough incident happened following heavy rains. the damage is extensive. initially there were 3 families that were buried by the land slide. we're still searching for their bodies, but the death toll search after the people who came to rescue them also got trapped . this is a mountainous area and getting the right equipment to help is difficult. so everyone is trying the best they can to help save lives. land slides not coma, it happens once in a while, so nobody can be sure of what's going to happen. the area is prone to disaster, a seasonal rains that often displace hundreds of people. this latest incident just makes things harde

however, the federal government in the ethiopian capital addis ababa disputed these warnings.nagement commission told us that based on official assessments, there are no looming dangers of famine and starvation in tigray or elsewhere in ethiopia. the relationship between the ethiopian government and aid agencies have been strained in recent years. the un alleged that food aid was being blocked from reaching tigray during the conflict, and in february, ethiopia's ombudsman said nearly "only" 400 people died from hunger in the country, including tigray. however, prime minister abiy ahmed dismissed these reports and told lawmakers at the time there are no people dying due to hunger in ethiopia. professor alex de waal, an expert in the region and executive director of the world peace foundation, says too little attention is being paid to the crisis. humanitarian agencies have become averse to controversy. in their funding appeals, they are less likely to draw attention to the fact that starvation is a crime, that famines are inflicted by ruthless governments. the un body that co—o

kalkidan yibeltal has been following the story and he gave this update from ethiopia's capital, addis ababamedia organisations so the information is coming out slowly, but what we managed to find from local authorities so far is at least 26 people were travelling using a wooden boat and they were travelling from one village to another and they were crossing over the tekeze river, one of the major rivers in northern ethiopia. it happened that there was a flash flood when they were crossing the river and the boat capsized and they drowned. so far the authorities have confirmed four of these passengers are dead because they have managed to retrieve their bodies from the river, but seven others were rescued and they were hoping for more people to swim to safety on the banks of the river, but there are still several people who remain missing. there is a high possibility of them being presumed dead. that is what we know so far. and the amhara region is one of great political instability, isn't it? yes, definitely — since august last year, there had been conflicts between local militias and the go

slides happened in the south western district of go from about 320 kilometers south of the capital, addis ababa women, and children and police officers are reported to be among the dead. catherine story reports. the people digs through this lodge hoping to find survivors in go for our region. this is one of the wasp natural disasters and you see up here in reason he is mean you have been buried underneath the marks. it was a double try to do it. they're going to come out with the late week of the thing as enough to use it didn't happen in following heavy rains. the damage is expensive. initially there were 3 families that were buried by the land slide. we're still searching for their bodies and the death toll search after the people who came to rescue them also got trapped. this is a mountainous area and getting the right equipment to help is difficult. so everyone is trying the best they can to help save lives. i think the, the devastation is huge and beyond double capacity. as a result, there are a lot of people who are uprooted from their homes and livelihoods.

and if you, if your member of parliament, he joins us now from addis ababa. mister mohammed. so what we were hearing that there were 2 land slides. the 2nd happens often people arrive to help rescue victims from the fast. what exactly happened to the thanks. yeah. so what exactly happened is a, is it said that situation. so i to, according to the information we received from the local authority on monday morning, got on 10 in the lunch light as often due to a viewing. so see if this is not the video coleman, the kids in the area. so people with a, with video, whether they cavities. cool, very few people who were at a victim. so the 1st one landslide. and as that you really uh, moved. uh it was, it was the largest number. please give them another line slide. and a few minutes ago pop and then the, which became the recent, you know what it is over a good number, then download the was expected. so that's what exactly happened according information that a given guess to people are searching for the bodies of the victims. everyone be the community or the local dealer, but that is

reporter kalkidan yibeltal has been following the story and gave this update from ethiopia's capital, addis ababayou said, the area is remote and there is little access to media organisations, so the information is coming out slowly. but what we managed to find from local authorities so far is at least 26 people were travelling using a wooden boat and they were travelling to attend a funeral from one village to another, and they were crossing over the tekeze river. this is one of the major rivers in northern ethiopia. and it happened that there was a flash flood while they were crossing the river, and then the boat capsized and they drowned. so far, the authorities have confirmed four of these passengers are dead because they have managed to retrieve their bodies from the river, while seven others were rescued, and they were hoping for more people to swim to safety on the banks of the river, but there are still several people remaining missing and the there is a high possibility of them being presumed dead. so that's what we know so far. let's return to one of our main stories today — the olympic

slides happened in the south western district of go from about 320 kilometers south of the capital, addis ababa women, and children and police officers are reported to be among the dead. catherine story reports people dig through this lodge hoping to find survivors in go for our region. this is one of the was natural disasters and used to appear in reason. he is mean he had been buried underneath the marks. it was a double tragedy. the canal with the late week of the thing has enough incident happened following heavy rains. the damage is extensive. initially there were 3 families that were buried by the land slide. we're still searching for their bodies and but the death toll search after the people who came to rescue them, also got trapped. this is a mountainous area and getting the right equipment to help is difficult. so everyone is trying the best they can to help save lives. i think the, the devastation is huge and beyond double capacity. as a result, there are a lot of people who are uprooted from their homes and livelihoods. the area is no uninhabitable. we will also need to work on relo

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however, the federal government in the ethiopian capital addis ababa disputed these warnings.ent commission told us that based on official assessments, there are no looming dangers of famine and starvation in tigray or elsewhere in ethiopia. the relationship between the ethiopian government and aid agencies have been strained in recent years. the un alleged that food aid was being blocked from reaching tigray during the conflict, and in february, ethiopia's ombudsman said nearly "only" 400 people died from hunger in the country, including tigray. however, prime minister abiy ahmed dismissed these reports and told lawmakers at the time there are no people dying due to hunger in ethiopia. professor alex de waal, an expert in the region and executive director of the world peace foundation, says too little attention is being paid to the crisis. humanitarian agencies have become averse to controversy. in their funding appeals, they are less likely to draw attention to the fact that starvation is a crime, that famines are inflicted by ruthless governments. the un body that co—ordina