up a kind of few imposed in 31 provinces across turkey including the biggest cities istanbul and ankara. south korea announced as plans to use wristbands to track people who defy quarantine orders. and ignoring all the coronavirus rules brazil's president takes to the streets mingling with people and disregarding social distancing. now the united states has recorded more than 2100 deaths from the corona virus just in the past 24 hours that's the highest single day toll anywhere in the wild more than half a 1000000 cases have been detected the largest number globally despite that president and his team continue to express optimism. you can see for the 1st time that in the united states we're starting to level on the log rhythmic phase like italy did about a week ago and so this gives us great heart not only in specific places but we're starting to see that change obviously a lot of that is driven by the improvement in new york city remember for a long time they were over 50 percent of our cases and 50 percent of our new cases that is dramatically changed because of the impact of what the

the refuse workers in ankara turn up at 7 am every morning whatever the weather. building aachen empties every garbage can but he also checks each bin bag carefully looking for books. he doesn't think the books belong in the trash. for years now he and his colleagues have been bringing them back to the garbage depot. stuff as a child i would have loved to have but we lived in a poor district enough they went to the school books and sale not that we could have afforded them. but when i was at the. now he helped stock the refuse company's own library. books 1st have to be cleansed and sorted. the men have already rescued over 20000 books from the incinerator. if all of us can find books that we like here and we can educate ourselves further it's great. there's something for everyone in this library trashy novels and textbooks and much more. in the past 10 years the number of book forms has risen from 30 to 42 percent in turkey a library is part of a growing trend. through almost i used to be a road sweeper i also found books doing that we used to give them to childr

stores after that announcement 31 provinces are affected including the biggest cities istanbul and ankara but bakeries hospitals pharmacies and workplaces making medical equipment are exempt and the lockdown is due to end on sunday at midnight turkey's confirmed 98 more deaths from the virus on friday bringing the total number to more than 1000 so then closely earlier is live for us in istanbul it seems that this has been a long time coming and local authorities pressing for a lockdown on pushing back what finally got him over the line. well done has a strike to to avoid any major lockdown across turkey because they want to contain a possible fallout on the economy that's why add on the has sat since the beginning that the economy worlds of the country must keep were late and that was the idea that's why since the 1st case was reported a month ago they have gradually. impose restrict on people's mobility like suspending international flights restricting domestic flights closing the schools cafes far as restaurants those measures were all in place and they have made calls to encourage peop

grocery and convenience stores after the announcement 31 cities are affected including istanbul and ankara. both governments across the middle east and north africa have taken drastic measures to curb the spread of the coronavirus now despite the un's call for a global ceasefire the region still faces more on sas and amid ongoing conflicts and declining oil prices are reports this is up to the saudi authorities imposed if. islams holiest site is always packed with built rooms so while the year. but these are extraordinary times from morocco to saudi arabia governments have imposed restrictions curfews or closed borders to combat covert 19 jordan is under strict indefinite lockdown saudi arabia has the highest rate of infection in the region while algeria the highest death toll. in the absence of vaccines to prevent infection or florence's hope confinement of will limit the spread the number of laboratory confirmed cases might be far less than the actual numbers of cases due to a limited that's think about it is in in some countries taking all these winds into account it is doing poorly to

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remember that when turkey decided to him to be on the side of the jenin forces it said they said in ankara that their purpose was to rebalance the power on the ground in order to enable a peace process so now there is also a certain moral burden on the outside backers of the d.n.a. to ensure that you know once we've gone beyond this initial phase of a counter-offensive that the target may that are the peace process that has to still be in the car it's not there yet i want to talk about about the back because both g'day and of have task forces in just a moment but 1st a new front i want to pick up on something that you alluded to or you you you you touched upon in your in your 1st answer what do the g.n.a.s. gains tell us about after us fighting force and its competence the fact that they've been swept aside by the forces of the jna in so many parts of of more than libya. yet like i said you know the time in which the general gained due to get gain back the territories and that the size of the target is quite large this tells us about the construct of how i have to have task forces are has

wonderful and without heart warming story from ankara it's time to wind down on this edition of focus on europe thanks so much for joining us and if you'd like to see any of our reports again just go to our home page on detail dot com forward slash focus on europe or visit our facebook page stories for you to come back next time around until then bye bye and. enter the conflict zone in these extraordinary times we decided to take the opportunity to focus on the impact that the coronavirus pandemic is having on human rights around the world there are reports of invasive surveillance authoritarian power grabs my guest is the head of human rights watch kenneth roth how many limitations are people willing to accept in order to fight a threat like corona virus complex. in 30 minutes on. the take it's never satisfied i always have to know something can only achieve artistic quality if you question. the recipe for his international success. ringback knowing my eye has been made to the ballet since 1973. devoted his life to. in 75 minutes on t.w. . boy. oh boy. it's a deadly sin. and the whim

okay just emotional assault to take *-*- from ankara intact for now thank you. but that's why we leave this addition will have more news c coming up for you in about fifteen m minutes time hee in front of the fortuna said. at a time whehen most o of humanity's confined because of code nineteen points twenty four. the difference is yourur call to the. the best day began. at two am et. the french almost never work and there's the thirty five hour week all that the cation time and of coursese those majoror lunch brs with wine that is of course the stereotype genie but working life in france moved to cover i certainly is the source of a lot of wild rumors abroad. you might be surprised t to learn thouough that french workerers e among some of the most productive in the world so then why does the myth of the lazy french employees still persist join us for this month french connection was where we explore what it's really like. to work in france. what are the reason why french people have the reputation of being on vacation all the time is because they kind of are com

grocery and convenience stores off to the announcement 31 cities are affected including istanbul and ankara brazil has become the 1st country in latin america to record more than $1000.00 deaths from the coronavirus but it's driving president jaya both an ira has remained defiant and is ignoring advice about social distancing during a national holiday on friday as you can see visited a bakery where he got close with supporters as well as a hospital. people in nicaragua have gathered to celebrate ahead of easter sunday as the government does little to prevent the spread of the coronavirus a traditional performance was carried out on the streets of muscle despite moves by the catholic church to suspend all festivities well those are the headlines next stop inside story stay with us. as the world battles the coronavirus pandemic we'll bring you the latest developments from around the world. with updates about travel restrictions and how to protect yourself. coronavirus prime time special coverage on al-jazeera. will record breaking cuts and production be enough to stop the oil price slump crud

convenience stores after the announcement was made 31 cities are affected including istanbul and ankara bakeries hospitals pharmacies and factories producing medical equipment are all exempt turkey confirmed $98.00 more deaths on friday taking the total to more than a thousands as demand grows in the philippines for a coronavirus testing one city is going out it alone with its own screening program in an effort to flatten the curve the government has been under fire for delaying plans to start mass testing nationwide's general allen's organ has more it's the scribed as the 1st localized mass says program for the coronavirus here like many cities villages weller is grappling with a pandemic and with help from these health workers they say they're taking matters into their own hands to set up their own testing system separate from the national government their aim is to stop the disease from spreading the 1st to get tested are some in this neighborhood described here as persons under investigation who may have contracted the virus or been in contact with infected people. frontline workers

lockdown is imposing $31.00 probably just across turkey including the biggest cities the festival and ankara. and 2 big tech companies developing an alert to let you know if you've come into contact with somebody who's infected but does it infringe on privacy. so then the united states has become the country with the highest death toll from corona virus that's according to the johns hopkins university tracker right here more fatalities were confirmed in the past day taking the united states past italy you can see the italy death toll right there 18849 here is the united states with a number of cases over half a 1000000 if we just bring up the u.s. you can see that they now come up with $18860.00 deaths in the united states so that's a lot. yes more than italy and of course it's climbing all the time now confirmed cases in the world's biggest economy have been skyrocketing in the month since a pandemic was declared let's speak to mike hanna who joins us from washington d.c. and might we hear donald trump talking about getting the country up and running as soon as possible but then we have new

convenience stores off to the announcement was made 31 cities are affected including istanbul and ankara bakeries hospitals pharmacies and factories producing medical equipment are all exempt turkey confirm 98 more deaths from the virus on friday bringing the total number to more than $1800.00 ager from an indigenous tribe in brazil has died from the corona virus or raising fears the disease could wipe out indigenous communities in the amazon anthropologists and health experts have warned that the virus could have devastating consequences for brazil's 850000 indigenous people. chinese researchers have discovered airborne traces of corona virus can travel up to 4 meters away from patients the study tested surface in air samples from wards treating people infected covert 19 at a hospital and will han researchers found the virus was mainly concentrated on the floor as the scientists said some small traces might not necessarily be infectious those are the headlines on al-jazeera the listening post is coming up next thanks for watching by. coronavirus crisis rockwell's approach. the 788 ok i

curfews are imposed in $31.00 provinces across turkey including the biggest cities of istanbul and ankara. i will tell you who's developing an alert to let you know if you could be infected does it infringe on privacy. hello the nose a bad couple days ahead across central and southern areas of china finally get a breather from the very heavy amounts of rain that we've been saying however all this county can see that is an indication of where the next area of weather is heading is pushing across into key who is a go through sunday and it will work its way steadily into more southern areas of honshu some very heavy amounts of rain coming in with this system and some very strong winds as well as fairly slow moving and it's fairly large too with some very strong winds to really funneling at a loss of moisture so a very unpleasant day to start the work we mean lot across into china it is mostly fine and dry 22 in hong kong and very warm in beijing and this case guys the high over 25 widespread shahs and thunderstorms across much of indonesia but through sunday the rains becoming really quite h

virus people rushed to shops after that announcement 31 cities are affected including istanbul and ankara and the number of daily deaths in spain has now fallen for the 3rd day in a row 510 people though did still die but that is the smallest jump in 1000 days this makes the total number of fatalities more than 16000 researchers in china have discovered airborne traces of crying a virus can travel up to 4 meters away from patients that have been thought to only travel 2 meters said he tested surface in air samples from wards treating people infected with coping 1000 at a hospital and move on and south korea mass plastic gloves and sanitizer will be compulsory and for voters in wednesday's parliamentary election some patients and medical staff of already taken part in early voting electronic response are to be fitted on anyone defying quarantine rules and efforts to eradicate ebola and the democratic republic of congo have suffered a setback the 1st person to contract the disease in 2 months died of it 48 hours before the government was due to declare the latest outbreak over the 20 month

implementation of the shutdown took many by surprise and caused confusion in many cities including ankara and istanbul. taksim square at the heart of istanbul completely deserted it's an extremely rare signs in a lively city with some 16000000 residents and the strict lockdown will remain in place for the entire weekend. even supermarkets have had to close only pharmacies and bakeries are allowed to make deliveries the lockdown came into force on friday night just 2 hours after it was announced in many places long queues formed quickly outside shops videos posted online showed scenes of turmoil in some markets panic buying customers crammed into close contact many people clearly angry about being given little or no notice of the shutdown by the government that was also criticism from istanbul's mir. on twitter he wrote that the measures also took him by surprise. it would have been much better if the government had coordinated with us we're sad that this happened the where did i ask all citizens to please remain calm . turkey is currently seeing a sharp rise in the number of covered 19 in

curfew due to last 2 days and affects $31.00 provinces including the 2 biggest cities system bor and ankara singapore is the latest in a growing list of countries and companies to ban the video conferencing platform soon teachers there are banned from using the app for remote lessons because of what the government describes as very serious incidents though comedians say that includes men showing obscene images to teenage girls during zoom lesson poll and google have announced working together to develop technology that will alert people when they've been close to anybody infected with the coronavirus the idea is to help governments roll out how to run on both android devices and i feel it's all right up to date with headlines here and odds are more news coming right up to people about. greece has a proud reputation as the birthplace of democracy of government by the people for the people but to the ethnic to fish minority of trace in the country's northeast who say they've suffered decades of discrimination from the state that's noughts have it seems today we've been to investigate. west an

grocery and convenience stores after the announcement 31 cities are affected including istanbul and ankara bakeries hospitals pharmacies and factories producing medical equipment are all exacts the lockdown is due to end on sunday at midnight more than a 1000 people have died in turkey due to the coronavirus you have today so with the headlines on al-jazeera rewind is coming up next thanks for watching. hello and welcome to this week's rewind i'm elizabeth purana and if you've seen the show before you know that we're taking another look at some of the very best documentaries we've made over the past decade here at al-jazeera english this week we rewinding back to 2011 when al-jazeera as witness series followed the remarkable story of a young palestinian boys emotional journey from sharing a bed with his grandmother and 2 brothers in a rundown lebanese refugee camp to a place at eton college one of the most exclusive private schools in the u.k. founded more than 500 years ago by the english king henry the 6th it's a long line to the rich and famous friends as william and harry were both edu

curfew imposed in $31.00 provinces across turkey including the biggest cities of istanbul and ankara . cameroon launches nationwide testing officials brace for a surge and confirmed cases it's. a google now or developing an alert to let you know if you come in contact with someone who is infected it doesn't infringe on privacy. and on peter stand with your sports with prosecutors dropped one of 2 cases against a form of fee for prison sick that's what. it is one month since the world health organization declare the coronavirus crisis a pandemic more than $1700000.00 people around the world have been infected and the death toll is now above $103000.00 but there is cautious optimism in spain where the number of daily that says fallen for a 3rd day in a row still 510 people died in the last 24 hours but that is the smallest jump in 1000 days with 16000 deaths it's one of the worst hit countries in europe. along with italy where more than 18000 people have died a nationwide lockdown has been extended until early may and people had been urged to stay home over the easter holiday turkey is

at the same time, istanbul, ankara, and 29 other cities will be shutdown, closing their borders to alll supplies for 15 days. to find ou the latest i'm joined by irem kokerfrom bbc turkish. irem, tell us more about these new restrictions that have been brought in — they're quite strict? they are. this was revealed by... himself under this came a few moments after a so called science council which was spearheading the government's efforts to contain the virus stop the turkish people have failed to keep the rules of social distancing and that more regulations are needed, so, starting tonight, those who are under 20 will no longer be able to leave their houses, and secondly 31 cities including istanbul, all entries and exits will be closed for two weeks, and lastly, use the facemasks are 110w and lastly, use the facemasks are now mandatory in all public areas including supermarkets and other kinds of markets. that's interesting, the use of the masks, because some countries have dismissed the need for them. how widely are people being tested to confirm coronavirus cases? the turkish govern

announcement $31.00 provinces are affected including the biggest cities of course as istanbul and ankara bakeries hospitals pharmacies and workplaces making medical equipment are exempt the lockdown is stupid and on sunday night turkey confirmed 98 more deaths from the virus on friday bringing the total number to more than a 1000 simcoe solo joins us live now from istanbul so sinan this you know the world's been dealing with this for a few weeks now why why just now are these restrictions coming happening in turkey . well her show turkey is actually one of the countries that took early measures against covered 19 virus however when it comes to announcing a lockdown especially for an economic capita like istanbul with more than 15000000 people they have been out of the lead because turkish president and the government actually has believed that the economies that countries' economies will should keep whirling which means that logistics and supply lines shouldn't be cut because there are 80000000 people and especially stumble is like the locomotive of the turkish industrial and turkey let'

coming up a cuss you imposed on 31 provinces across turkey including the biggest cities istanbul and ankara. how a taste for wild.

at the same time, istanbul, ankara, and 29 other cities will be shut down, closing their borders to allaft carrier, relieved of his command after calling for tougher action to tackle an outbreak on board, has received a hero's ovation from his crew. brett crozier had accused the navy of failing to safeguard the health of its sailors. footballers at premier league clubs will be asked to give up some of their salary to help pay the wages of non—playing staff. the league has also announced that the top—flight season will not resume until "it is safe and appropriate to do so". it's probably fair to say that an awful lot of us have been watching a fair bit of tv over the last couple of weeks. and thanks to the internet, people can make it a much more sociable activity than it used to be. emily cook from the uk is a big fan of doctor who — and she's been bringing together people from as many as 75 countries to watch their favourite episodes together. jon hunt has more. and they are helping to raise funds for people in the creative industries affected by the pandemics. it's a show that has alw

at the same time, istanbul, ankara and 29 other cities will be shut down, closing their borders to allin of an american aircraft carrier relieved of his command after calling for tougher action to tackle an outbreak on board has received a hero's ovation from his crew. brett crozier had accused the navy of failing to safeguard the health of its sailors. footballers at premier league clubs will be asked to give up some of their salary to help pay the wages of non—playing staff. the league has also announced that the top—flight season will not resume until "it is safe and appropriate to do so". some of the passengers from the zaandam and rotterdam cruise ships are finally heading home after being stuck on board for weeks with nowhere to disembark. four people have died, several others tested positive for covid—19, and more than 200 showed flu—like symptoms. there are questions about what happens to the crews and staff stranded on board the ships. reged ahmad reports. it's the culmination of a difficult and harrowing few weeks for the passengers of the zaandam and its sister ship the rott

rest of the world, and in turkey, to have imposed a 48—hour curfew in provinces of a simple and and ankara the country has more than 47,000 cases with 1006 deaths. and russia, the number of new cases has slowed, one hundredths —— 167 diagnosed in last 24 hours, and parts of moscow, the mayor has advised new restrictions for residents to obtain special passes to move around the city. brazil has become the first country in the southern hemisphere where more than 1000 people have died of covid—19. but present bolsonaro continues to challenge travel restrictions imposed by brazil's state government. he's urging people to return to work. while health officials protects the country are still some weeks away from its peak and there are concerns the virus could spiral out of control in poorer areas. turning to south korea, it has announced plans to use electronic response to enforce quarantine measures, aimed at containing the spread of the virus. they claim the move is necessary as many have not observed a government order to stay a home. since the 1st of april, people entering south korea from a

we can only lockdown is underway in turkey major landmarks were empty on saturday as istanbul and ankara came to a standstill $31.00 provinces are on the 48 hour restrictions in the effort to stop the spread of ads to existing measures telling people younger than 20 and older than 65 to stay at home the country has recorded nearly 1800 deaths and more than 78 and a half 1000 cases. a lockdown has come into force in sudan's capital khartoum for the next 3 weeks it comes as the health ministry announced a sharp increase in people who've contracted coded 1930 new cases have been reported in the past day bringing the total number of those infected to $66.00 so don has already imposed a nationwide curfew closed its airports and stopped all bus trips between cities the number of creative hours deaths in africa has passed a 1000 including a senior aide to nigeria's president of archaeology was president mohamed do biharis chief of staff here in his seventy's had underlying health problems including diabetes when one of the largest city of lagos authorities have been struggling to manage crowds

turkey now, it has imposed a 48—hour curfew across 41 provinces, including istanbul and the capital ankaraad of the virus. with only pharmacies and bakeries permitted to stay open. the country has more than 47,000 cases of covid—19, with 1006 deaths. in russia, the number of new cases has slowed, with 1667 diagnosed in the past 24 hours. the majority of them were recorded in moscow, where the city's mayor has announced new restrictions requiring residents to obtain special passes to move across the city. we say goodbye now to our viewers on bbc world news. lockdown is hard on all of us, but there are particular fears for some groups of vulnerable young people who can't meet up with friends and could be deprived of vital services in the long term. charities are warning that a quarter of youth clubs could struggle to reopen after lockdown has ended. anna adams reports. normally, you would have 30—50 young people here... mervyn is showing me around this youth club in lewisham. it has been closed since the lockdown. in what way are you having to change the way you work? fenchurch trying to mee

outside supermarkets after the announcement was made 31 cities are affected including is some will and ankara bakeries hospitals pharmacies and factories making medical equipment are exempt the lockdown is due to end on sunday at midnight. emergency restrictions to stop the virus spreading in colombia are making things even more difficult for refugees fleeing the economic crisis in venezuela many have lost their jobs in colombia and face a tough choice stay and try to survive or go back home where conditions are even tougher. reports from colombia's capital bogota. fleeing on foot carrying all their worldly possessions the highway out of quarantine bogota has become dotted with hundreds of homeless hungry venezuelans attempting to walk back to their battered country. and her family worked as street vendors but with the lock down they ran out of money in ended on the streets and there was no one left to sell to how were we supposed to survive and. the police even perhaps it us from being outside we live hand to mouth day by day how can we pay the daily rent how can we ate. in recent years more

surprise curfew is due to last 2 days in effect 31 provinces including the 2 biggest cities istanbul and ankara more than 30000000 people in brazil have signed up for emergency financial relief as lock down restrictions impact the economy there the government is trying to streamline the payment process to thousands lined up at tax offices this week because of bureaucratic hold ups in full workers are entitled to claim $118.00 a month health authorities have appealed to people to step. right up to date with headlines here and odds are got more news coming up right after inside story. who will pay for the financial fallout of the coronavirus pandemic governments around the world pledged trillions of dollars to try and keep their economies afloat will a massive bailout to stop another global financial crisis this is inside stuart. hello welcome to the program. most economists agree the coronavirus pandemic has pushed the world into recession trade and business abruptly stopped when billions of people were told to stay at home governments are pledging huge stimulus packages to try and reduce the da

supermarkets after announcement was made 31 cities are infected including of course istanbul and ankara bakeries hospitals pharmacies and factories making medical equipment are examined singapore has banned teachers from using the video conferencing platform zoom to hold lessons remotely the government says it's in response to very serious incidents court there one of those according to local media involves men making lewd comments during a lesson with teenage girls obscene images have also appeared on screens the company said it is committed to making it a safe and secure platform for educators but singapore is just the latest in a growing number of countries companies and agencies have banned the app because of cyber security issues. tonight the story we want to bring you now 50 years since what nasa describes as a successful failure that is the apollo 13 mission which never made it to the moon and an explosion on board left 3 astronauts fighting for survival the lessons learned though have inspired a new generation of astronauts as my cannon are reports. a barely audible outer ring w

long queues outside supermarkets in turkey after the government put 31 cities including istanbul and ankara under a 2 day curfew bakeries hospitals pharmacies and factories making medical equipment are exempt lockdown is due to end on sunday at midnight researchers in china have discovered airborne traces of corona virus can travel up to 4 meters away from patients that had been thought to only reach 2 meters the study tested surface and air samples from wards treating infected people at a hospital in walk on the researchers found the virus was mainly concentrated on the floors some medical staff picked it up on their shoes pacific island nations have been struggling to prepare for more coronavirus cases while dealing with the effects of a powerful storm like phone harald's tore through a number of islands destroying homes and leaving tens of thousands without power thousands have been forced into evacuation centers at a time when governments are trying to keep people apart and those are the headlines the news continues here in all of his era off to talk to or to sierra compain. as the sun

more than a 1000 people have died from coronavirus there with nearly 5000 confirmed cases meanwhile ankara has. that mosques and other medical supplies to the u.k. to help the country deal with the coronavirus pandemic president. sent a letter to prime minister boris johnson offering him well wishes as he recovers from covert 19. war torn yemen has confirmed its 1st case of the corona virus prompting fears that an outbreak could ravage the country's already decimated health care system the case was confirmed in the region of hard i'm outside the 12 hour curfew has been implemented there to prevent the spread of the virus the united nations says an outbreak would be catastrophic as laura burton melly reports . streets deserve. a 12 hour curfew imposed it's a movement many fear that yemen's 1st reported case of called 19 in the southeast import city of. yemeni medical officials in 100 region have tweeted that the person is in a stable condition in hospital health care workers know how dangerous the virus is in a country where hall of all facilities have been destroyed by 5 years of war. with

surprise curfew still last 2 days and affects 31 provinces including the 2 biggest cities istanbul and ankara the number of daily deaths since spain has now fallen for the 3rd day in a row still 510 people died but it is the smallest and 19 days this takes the total number of fatalities to more than $16000.00 only 162000 people across spain are confirmed infected. apple pardon me and google have announced they're working together to develop technology that will alert people when they've been close to anyone who's infected with the virus ideas to help governments roll out apps to roll around on both android devices and i phone. singapore is the latest in a growing list of countries and companies to ban the video conferencing platform soon teachers there are banned from using the app for remote lessons because of what the government describes as a very serious incident local media say this includes men showing obscene images to teenage girls during as soon lesson so the headlines keep it on al-jazeera more news to come risking it all is next. we understand the differences and similarities of cu

82000 infections have been confirmed close to 3800 of those cases were diagnosed in the past 24 hours ankara has extended a curfew by another 2 days to slow the spread of the virus. what authorities in iran have allowed some businesses to reopen with the government saying it's time to shift the focus back to the economy but some health experts are warning it may be too soon from terror on his bus rafi. after nearly 2 months of being closed because of the coronavirus businesses in the iranian capital are waking up from their hibernation for main street shops like this in open areas the city's prime real estate it is business as usual but for covered markets where there are bottlenecks where dense crowds can gather the government says it's still too dangerous to open up any of the shops in those spaces but the traders we've spoken to in teheran is back alley bazaars they've told us that not only have they not made any money for months but it will take many more months to get back on their feet they say they too need to pay their rent and meet their expenses let alone try to turn a profit and t

the next day, she was forced to apologize by ankara uniniversity medical factory, , which also caused by many medical professionals, starting campaigns that thehey are supppporting their colleagueue. anthony: troubling times. a pleasure speaking with you. many thanks. >> thank you. ♪ anthony: one country with a relatively low infection rate is india, which has 2500 confirmed cases in a populatation of 1.3 billion. last week the country introduced a nationwide lockdown n to stem the spread of the virus. in a video m message fririday, e minister modi tried to boosos morale by urging people to light candles for nine minutes on sunday night. but for millions of day laborers in india who lost their incomes when the country went to lockdown, candlelight is not going to fill their bellies. >> waiting. sometitimes for hours at end. this is what every day looks like now for these daily wage workers. social distancing boxes seem meaningless in the face of hunger. at the end of this particular wait, two oranges. none of these men are originally from delhi. they migrated to the capital from neigh

i want to bring in brett larson, ankara fox news headlines 24/7, our tech guru, what are they seeingould it help? >> hey, bill, yeah, it's kind of fascinating the time that we are in. you know, we look back at the spanish flu, we've been hearing a lot about that infamous we've been handling the covid-19 crisis. mark sucker berg wrote an op-ed in "the washington post" about how we talk about how we have all this data and all this social media power that gives us a new superpower in the fight against this. what he is doing is he's turning over the platform in part as a tool to help local officials handle the coronavirus. what they did, they put out a survey, believe it or not, although facebook claims, there could be some not believe it aspect to it. they did the survey with carnegie mellon. the survey results went to carnegie mellon, the data is what we're seeing on this map. these are people who went out and filled out the survey and said maybe someone in their household had a temperature or showed cobit symptoms, maybe they had covid symptoms. it's interesting to note here, in the p

grocery and convenience stores after the announcements 31 cities are affected including istanbul and ankara bakeries hospitals pharmacies and factories producing medical equipment or exempts turkey confirmed $98.00 more deaths from the virus on friday taking the total number to more than a thousands a teenager from an indigenous tribes in brazil has died from the corona virus raising fears the disease could wipe out indigenous communities in the amazon anthropologists and health experts have warned that the virus could have devastating consequences for brazil's 850000 indigenous people chinese researchers have discovered airborne traces of corona virus can travel up to 4 meters away from patients this study tested surface in air samples from wards treating people infected with coated 19 at a hospital and. researchers found the virus was mainly concentrated on the floor and you have to dates with the headlines on al jazeera al jazeera world the hard road from home is next looking at the stories off for refugees thanks for watching but by. 'd from to time that i start understanding the ward s

turkey's president tayyip erdogan has said that the lockdown in the capital ankara will be eased.people have died from covid—19 in turkey since the start of the outbreak. romania is easing restrictions for the over 65's after complaints that the current two hour limit wasn't enough time for them to go shopping or take exercise. under the new rules they'll be allowed to leave their homes twice a day for up to 7 hours. the authorities insist these only apply for people over 65 and other lockdown rules apply to anyone younger. nigeria is extending its lockdown in the capital abuja and main commercial centre, lagos, for another week. but president buhari has said it will then be gradually eased. however, new measures are being brought in nationwide, including a night curfew. people will also have to wear face masks in public. there's also concern about a growing number of what's being called ‘mysterious deaths' in the north of the country. our nigeria correspondent chi chi izundu reports. from these graves, whispers of rumours started. gravediggers who said they noticed a higher than

grocery and convenience stores after the announcement 31 cities are affected including istanbul and ankara turkey confirmed $98.00 more deaths in the virus on friday bringing the total number to more than a thousands governments across the middle east and north africa are taking drastic measures to curb the spread of coronavirus despite the un's call for a global ceasefire the region faces more uncertainty amid ongoing conflicts and declining oil prices how so how about our reports. this is counter the saudi authorities imposed a full lockdown islams holiest site is always packed with pilgrims the while the year but these are extraordinary times from morocco to saudi arabia governments have imposed restrictions curfews or closed borders to combat covert 19 jordan is under strict indefinite lockdown saudi arabia has the highest rate of infection in the region while algeria the highest death toll. in the absence of vaccines to prevent infection or forwards hope confinement of will limit the spread the number of laboratory confirmed cases might be far less than the actual numbers of cases due

weekend only lockdown is underway in turkey major landmarks were empty on saturday as istanbul and ankara came to a standstill 31 provinces are under 48 hour restrictions in the effort to stop the spread of ads to existing measures telling people younger than 20 and older than 65 to stay home the country's recorded nearly 1800 deaths and more than 78 and a half 1000 cases. so much more still to come this hour including the city's prime minister who's accused of murdering his estranged wife deploys the army saying it was to restore order. and a millionaire a barrister and a 7 politician are among those arrested as hong kong cracks down on the pro-democracy movement. and this is a very nice weather across all central areas of europe the house. really the bulk of the continent has enjoyed some very nice warm sunshine on his example of that this is actually in prague looking across over the very nice riven now there is some rain around you can see it as we go through sunday does work its way across the center areas pushing eastwards across eventually into areas over romania but really is out

turkey has imposed a 48—hour curfew across 31 provinces including istanbul and the capital, ankara, toeries permitted to stay open. the country has more than 117,000 cases of covid—19, with 1,006 deaths. you are watching bbc news. celebrities including stephen fry, sandi toksvig and ben fogle have all come together to show how they are spending time in lockdown — through a song. the daily telegraph newspaper is raising funds for the charity turn2us to help those in the uk impacted the hardest by the pandemic. in a moment we will speak to the british comedian and author tony hawks who wrote the song but first let's hear some of it. # can't go out to the city # can't go out to the city # get one free trip to the store # get one free trip to the store # i don't want your pity # i don't want your pity # but what am i living for? # but what am i living for? # i # but what am i living for? #iamin # but what am i living for? # i am in lockdown # i am in lockdown # i am in lockdown #iam # i am in lockdown # i am beginning to found i'm in lockdown # life is a blind # life is a blind # i'm in lo

that a locked on a problem locked all especially for cities like istanbul is made and the capital ankara it's necessary as the numbers are roving but this is what the government believes right now but they have urged people for south korean sign i have to tell that yes they're not imposing a full lockdown but turkey households of everything for the last couple of weeks it turkey it turkey stopped flying a roll to turkey is stopped bringing people to inside even the domestic flights are limited and based on this based on some specific permits a less it's it's not so much necessarily they don't they don't allow you to to fly from once the to another also the bus transportation between the cities are limited as well however unemployment rate is very high in turkey and the turkish economy let's be honest has been has been suffering for some time especially for the last one and a healthier declining turkish lira has been one of the major problems of the turkish economy and the unemployment among the youth is very high that's why in a big giant city like in istanbul you can see many people. ar

lockdown is imposed in $31.00 provinces across turkey including the biggest cities of istanbul and ankara. google and apple a developing and alerts to let you know if you've come into contact with someone who's infected but does it infringe on privacy. and i'm peter same to you sport prosecutors dropped one of 2 cases against former fee for president sepp blatter. say then the u.k. is 0 in on the grim figure of 10000 coronavirus related deaths as we go to air it is the new hotbed of the pandemic in europe as the number of casualties just keep on climbing another $917.00 people have died of the disease in hospital taking the total to almost 1900 and the health secretary warns it's yet to reach its peak let's go straightaway to marilyn montague joins us on skype from london and 980 yesterday friday 917 today the numbers are still extremely high. that's right the daily death toll that we're guessing that rate of increase is nearing the 1000 figure and really feel as though the u.k. has seen the worst of this crisis over the past few days having already overtaken spain and italy with the wors