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the recognition of hong kong and the presence of taiwan is after the chinese embassy in bangkok made a facebook postccused, if further prompted users tojoin in accused, if further prompted users to join in and then we saw a wave of other asian countries like vietnam, philippines, and india also expressing growing discontent and finally enough, the most recent country to join in is australia. some of the uses are also quite critical of their own governments. is there i worry they could end up being identified and punished? there is definitely a real concern but i think that with twitter being so recognised as a platform than other traditional media platforms, as well as facebook, many people, especially the younger generation are coming out and realising that they now have a platform where they can voice an opinion and say that in an informal setting. one to keep an eye on, thank you very, tracy beattie. there are fears parts of latin america are quickly becoming the new virus hotspot, with the number of cases soaring. new pictures out of peru have revealed hospital systems aren't coping while indige

many businesses which are struggling to adapt to the strange new post—covid world, as we emerge from lockdown. jonathan head, bbc news, bangkoking forced to stay inside. many places are reporting cleaner air or water, as pollution has been greatly reduced. and on the coast of south—east india, the absence of people has had a dramatic impact, as the bbc‘s tim allman explains. burrowing out of the sand, new life emerges. this year, like every year, thousands upon thousands of olive ridley turtles begin theirjourney to the sea. but this time, their numbers may be even greater than normal. due to the lockdown, these beaches have been mostly empty, so more turtles have ventured onto the land, more eggs have been laid, and more of those eggs have now hatched. translation: they come in hundreds of thousands here. translation: when do the hatchlings come out? when its warm. how many turtles are born here at this time? every turtle lays 30—a0 eggs or more. and those eggs soon add up. by certain estimates, there could be around 60 million of them. it is believed some of the more endangered species may be making a bit of a comeback. the

many businesses which are struggling to adapt to the strange new post—covid world, as we emerge from lockdown. jonathan head, bbc news, bangkokd to stay inside. many places, for example, are reporting cleaner air or water as pollution has been greatly reduced. and on the coast of south—east india, the absence of people has had a dramatic impact, as the bbc‘s tim allman explains. burrowing out of the sand, new life emerges. this year, like every year, thousands upon thousands of olive ridley turtles begin theirjourney to the sea. but this time, their numbers may be even greater than normal. due to the lockdown, these beaches have been mostly empty, so more turtles have ventured onto the land, more eggs have been laid, and more of those eggs have now hatched. translation: they come in hundreds of thousands here. translation: when do the hatchlings come out? when it's warm. how many turtles are born here at this time? every turtle lays 30—a0 eggs or more. and those eggs soon add up. by certain estimates, there could be around 60 million of them. it is believed some of the more endangered species may be making a bit of a comeback

many businesses which are struggling to adapt to the strange new post—covid world, as we emerge from lockdown. jonathan head, bbc news, bangkokelderly — one dutch care home has opened a customized glass cabin that keeps elderly people protected and isolated — without forcing them to sacrifice seeing their loved ones. anna holligan reports. scrubbing a shield to protect vulnerable people. from the invisible danger their loved ones may pose to them. this is what a family reunion looks like under lockdown. the way so many of us have been keeping in touch with each other just don't keeping in touch with each otherjust don't make sense to everyone. for zoom, is too difficult for half our residents to understand. they are looking at an ipad and thinking they are watching the picture or a video, they don't understand it is real—time so they don't respond. and in here they don't respond. and in here they get the full picture. for me, being able to really see her, the way she walks, just her, the way she walks, just her whole body in her body language is incredible. initially, it was really difficult and the family were trying to reas