but will that lead to any major decisions of the osaka remains to be seen did have these various banerjee for us in delhi thank you so much now the united nations has released its worldwide drug report and the news is worrying the use of opioids is booming especially in the u.s. and africa and the production and use of methamphetamine is also searching southeast asia has become the world's fastest growing meth market authorities in east and southeast asia seized $116.00 tons of the drug in 2018 that production is concentrated in the golden triangle southeast asia drug ring at a centers around northern mian mart includes a laos and thailand and with a big river and porous borders a drug production is running rampant and authorities are struggling to keep up. it's one of the most notorious drug smuggling routes in the world these navy rangers are on a mission along the mekong river between thailand and laos drugs flowed down and over this river spewing into the local and international markets their job to throttle supply. on a given we plan to intercept the drugs from the north of the north

this after the chief minister, mamata banerjee, issued an ultimatum to the striking doctors.he police should have been able to contain the situation. the fact that they couldn't handle the situation, that's their fault. as the crisis deepens, india's doctors are trying to treat a peculiar affliction. no cure seems to be in sight for now. rahuljoglekar, bbc news. a roman catholic mass has been held at notre dame cathedral in paris for the first time since a fire ripped through the building two months ago. for safety reasons the priests who attended the small service had to wear hard hats. freya cole reports. it's not your usual attire for a religious service but given the iconic notre—dame isn't structurally sound, a hardhat is a necessity. the intimate service is a first since a spectacularfire spread through the cathedral in april, devastating parisians and sending shockwaves around the world. translation: a monument such as the notre—dame continues to live on even if there was a fire. it's not a lost monument, it continues to have life. just 30 people were invited for a mas