so in bangladesh, we don't have the living with the stem. we have the minimum was is less than $100.00. so even, you know, in our law it's very difficult because most of our parliament, remember our people and they are more less and they get more advantages from that even that lives. nation when amendment, we will actually be li, inger. then when you get into pounds, in fact that is like more then it's like more than go the neural or if you did a new housing europe. so the fact is that fish on nothing and it's the city. so we had some programs because the last though, when people took on my back and it's very shame and very painful, it's because what called the workers the martyr. so best time they open the door for you will meet minimum with increasing and also some factor and you have collective bargaining. but in the main job, it's not much that because our were the been the 19 the fact the whole dish is low, but they are working in the factory the brand play. i know about the brand site, not loading. and the, i mean all that weeks and ha

now, what are the conditions right now for garment workers in bangladesh? i mean, where do things stand? we know that conditions have improved in the factories, but have wages increased. is there a system in place whereby workers have compensation? if they get injured on the job, how is the situation for the workers in bangladesh, the most love, the brand come to our country or other country will satellites in if they can do but see, play that? so in bangladesh, we don't have the living with the stone, we have the minimum, what is less than $100.00? so even, you know, in our law it's very difficult because most of our parliament member and there are more less and they get more advantage from that. even that lives. nation. when amendment we, you are the only injure then when you get into the house. in fact, that is like more then it's like more than one of those in europe, or if you did a new housing. so the fact is that i'm paying fish on nothing and it's the city. so we had some programs because the last, the me, when people on my back and it's very is sha

so in bangladesh, we don't have the living with the stone. we have the minimum, what is less than $100.00? so even, you know, in our law it's very difficult because most of our parliament, remember our people and they are more less and they get more advantageous from that . even that live nation when amendment, we will actually be our li, inger. then when you get hung into panels, in fact that is like more then it's like more than one of the neural or if you dick and you get a 1000 year old. so the fact is that bumping fish on nothing and it's the city. so we had some programs because the last though, when people on my back and it's very shame and very painful, it's because what causes workers these martyr? so best time they open that door for you will meet the minimum increasing and also some back to me and you have collective bargaining back in the main ground drive. it's not much that because our were the been the 19, the fact the whole bangladesh is level down, but they are working in the factory, the brand, know what about the brand and

and bangladesh should be good reason to be frustrated. literally florio without much out from the international community in resolving a problem. 50 percent of the people in the camp, our children, last generation with our formal education, with our form of scale. what we'll do, even if they go to another country, or even go back in the last generation, not is, can you where, where's the national community? and that's why, what's the problem that's been going on for 4 years? why aren't they exerting more pressure in a more i mean, the, i think the international community is, has, has tried in terms of advocacy and lobbying for the kind of rights and dignity that we want to be realized that population in me and i mean, and i fully agree with what way said the moral and legal responsibility for this crisis lies in the the act of crimes against humanity committed against the rigid population and acts of genocide. you know, this is where the responsibility lies and we have to remember that and i want to underline the point that we accept the

plan that bangladesh, the government relies on is moving people inland, simply not a choice. the people on bus, on child right now, they would be trapped in the face of a psych loan. i want to come back in about a minute left. i want to ask you, what would justice look like in this situation? yeah, i mean, one of the thing that barbara bangladesh government has done incredibly well, effectually pursuing international legal justice and coordinating corporate in with the, with the international criminal court and support in other pressure at the un security you and in general, you know, in terms of developing in terms of like, you know, help in the, the did discussions on going on the justice and accountability. so what we need is, you know, the bangladesh to post as best these that afford, as well as international community to really come up with the effective as actions to hold the perpetrators of then aside and crimes against humanity. this military accountable by sending them to the i c. c. and by also coming up with a holistic accountability process, looking for accountabi

let's take a closer look at the current of ours resurgence in bangladesh. a nationwide lockdown was opposed to several weeks in april was cases and death sought veterans fell in may in the country gradually reopened. the cases have now risen again to approach peak levels with just over 6000 daily cases. however, export the warning, the actual figure could be much higher, only around 3 percent of the population have been vaccinated. and the government is ordering people stay home except for essential workers. doctor was saying is an advisor of the institute of epidemiology, disease control, and research in duncan. he says swift lockdown could stem the growing tide of infections within weeks. the vida is going to rise again where it goes away. and then in this day, the incremental increase of the infection and also the number of bits increasing shows a good number up into the number of infection. that is, that people have been asked to be prepared for that nationwide. shutting down all the government and all the big goals so that the j transmission would be c

a mass movement of people in bangladesh. all the asia pacific countries move to extend reimpose corona virus lockdown restrictions. egypt president jordan's king are in iraq looking to bill ties and counter the influence of iran. cruise fire, fire fire smoke from deep within the rubble of an apartment building collapse in the us where another body has been found. actually want to protect the privacy of thought in preparation for brain hacking technology, the coming of reality. and i'm far as small. have all the dates or including italy, survivor, we'll scare at wembley. the screen pass austria to book is fox in the year 2024 to final with curve at 19 infections on the rise in asia. people are once again being subjected to the restrictions. i'm locked down, they hoped were behind them. thailand, seeing its worst outbreak yet is tightening was in bangkok and other provinces. health officials have suggested a lack of corona vars. compliance amongst migrant workers is to blame. everyone's convinced. vaccine roll out has been ver

and what's the government in bangladesh issued for each of them, which is the smart card with some bio metric information attached to it. and in the context of that you will see are decided to also register these individuals for their data to be sent to me and more. now what we found in our interviews is that the people we spoke to, all except one had never even been up by, by you and hcr stuff when being registered in the field, whether they agreed to having their data shared with me and mar. and i remember very well one man i spoke to who told me he described to me how upset he was after leaving the registration area. and he had been given this english only receipt from you and hcr staffer and he happened to speak english and couldn't read it and saw on the receipt that it had a little tick mark that said yes, i have agreed to having my data shared with me on morning that i would've never agreed to that i do not think it's safe to return and i do not think it's safe for me and mar, forties to have my have my data and to know that i'm in bondage. but he felt that there was absolutely

bangladesh has recorded its highest daily death toll from covid.ribed it as dangerous and alarming. vaccinations offer a way out, but the roll—out here has been slow. partly because of the halt of vaccine exports from india. but there is good news. 2.5 million doses of the moderna vaccine are being gifted to bangladesh from the united states, under the covax programme, the global initiative aimed at providing equal access to vaccines. it's hope, but with a population of 170 million, things may well get worse before an impact. asif saleh is an executive director of an ngo working on fighting the pandemic in bangladesh. he gave his view on the lockdowns. i on the lockdowns. think this is a bit of a stop and i think this is a bit of a stop and start, there has been restrictions but is been fairly loose because government also have to manage the economic fallout of a lockdown, so they have to be carefully orchestrated. it is not an enviable position to be an apple because the economy has been hurt as well and that during the last couple of lockdowns, s

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the foreign minister of bangladesh was on a panel and he mentioned security being an issue here. check us out. it is hi team for all of us. so the boost top this sort of dung law. and secondly, my feelings. if this problem, we have been on 1100000 and if they are hopeless they have no chip. we only provide them for 3 times a day. and these young people, that large number of young people, there could be poker, so ridiculous. and once they become an extremist, it would be a big don't, totally for buying lead this on my end. but the for enter region. so that was a foreign minister just said that you were actually on that panel this morning. i guess it was stuff that can place a little bit of devil's advocate what's being, what are supposed to do. they have a 1000000 refugees who come in and really kind of no fault of their own. what are they supposed to do here? so we have to remember that the problem, the issue is caused in mom and the solution lies in my now. but let me shift carrying so much blood and we understand that. and our community is so grateful for the bundle of dish hel

more than 8 percent of people tested in bangladesh get a positive result. but health authorities say that figure could be as high as 40 percent in areas that are close to the border with india. they're high in fiction dread in india. what is the instruction was the region it is going slowly up in the district as joining india. also, there are some districts within bangladesh, pato border. there are just showing the degrees. and just for the red banner that she's facing, difficult is conducting its mass inoculation program. because of the shortage of those, if only a little over $9000000.00 jobs of the oxford estrogenic a vaccine have been administered so far in a population of $165000000.00, the government is now looking for an alternative source for supplies, but health experts that concern some or bangladesh as population, many living in property may be forgotten about if they're not provided with adequate assistance and vaccines, then it's feared the rate of transmission of the virus good spire. a lot of control child re, i'll just say dhaka, bangladesh.

india's above bangladesh and close to pakistan.hancock argued that back in april, the government didn't have the full picture. we didn't have that data because there is a long lag from the cases, the data in which the case the data in which the case occurs, to the date when the sequencing comes back. so, you have to act on the data that you have. his argument there is about sequencing, the process where individual variants are identified. but even without that information, the headline data from india didn't need much interpretation. by mid april, even after factoring in population size, india was recording far more new cases a day than bangladesh or pakistan, though the government says india's higher testing rate was a factor. what the uk definitely knew was that india had outbreaks of what were then called the kent, south africa and brazil variants, and covid in india was a huge and rapidly escalating crisis. and within days, the government would change tack. had changed tack. this press release on the 19th of april announced...

also coming up the exodus from tens of thousands of workers leave the bangladesh, the capital ahead of a new lockdown economic activity that to shut down. they rushed back to their villages, bearing for the likelihood and red bull driver, mac, the stuff and expands his lead. and the formula one championship after taking the checkered flag at the syrian ground pre ah, i'm fairly welcome to the program. was it negligence that led to the collapse of a florida apartment block after it became known that an engineering report warned of major structural damage 3 years ago? questions are being raised about the safety of the building. meanwhile, officials have confirmed 9 deaths, but 4 days after the accident, more than $150.00 people are still unaccounted for. the every minutes of this painstaking rescue operation is crucial. but for days there have been no new signs of life. emergency crews have struggled to contain a fire smouldering deep within the wreckage. despite the odds, rescuers aren't giving up. spurred on by knocking sounds reverberating from deep down in the rubble, our top priorit

staying in bangladesh. thousands of people have rushed to return to their homes. before a stringent lockdown begins on thursday. daily infections reached a record 8364, monday, almost double the previous week. rush is confirmed more than $14000.00 deaths since the pandemic began. experts, a strict lockdown is one of the only options left for the country. bracing for surgeon infections. many cities in india, reporting vaccine shortages with people struggling to book appointments. the government says vaccines have been made available to all of the countries adults. but manufacturers are still struggling to make enough doses, and many immunization centers have been forced to close temporarily. and years administered nearly 324000000 doses so far. the chinese communist party, celebrating its 17 ri, had laid the foundation of modern china and drove a bold but often brutal industrialization of an agricultural economy. the country has gone from decades of isolation to becoming a global superpower. and as katrina, your reports are seen as beijing's growing assertiveness a

bangladesh has recorded its highest daily death toll from covid.ent has described it as dangerous and alarming. vaccinations offer a way out, but the roll—out here has been slow. partly because of the halt of vaccine exports from india. but there is good news. 2.5 million doses of the moderna vaccine are on the way, a gift to bangladesh from the united states, under the covax programme, the global initiative aimed at providing equitable access to vaccines. it's hope, but with a population of 170 million, things may well get worse before an impact. let's get some of the day's other news. the south african president, cyril ramaphosa, has imposed strict new measures to tackle an alarming rise in covid infections, which he says poses a grave challenge. for the next two weeks alcohol sales are to be banned and all gatherings, including political and religious ones, are not allowed. there have been frantic scenes at airports near portugal's vacation resorts as german tourists scramble to get home in time to avoid a two week coronavirus quarantine on thei

and we look at the $1000000000.00 most project that's divided opinion in bangladesh. we begin with the pandemic and the growing number of cases in asia where cities are going back into long time at research and you call with 19 infections. thailand has typing restrictions in bangkok and other provinces to tackle its worst corona virus . i break so far. you measures beginning on monday will last for a month construction sites for because dial and into a dining and gatherings of wood and 20 people will be banned. health officials blame the increase in infections on a lack of compliance among migrant workers. and not everyone agrees private regina approved as a columnist at concert english use website and thailand. he says, a flu vaccine voice says the main problem and the variance vaccine roll out has been very slow. it has been delayed. currently only about 10 percent of the total population of 70 millions. also, people have been given that 1st shot or job of vaccines and only about 4 percent have been given to jobs. my understanding is that in cutoff we're example hal

still had an audit 0 why hundreds of thousands of farmers in bangladesh of blaming climate change for their ruined vice flux chinese communist party celebrates it's 100 birthday. we're going to hear how much new outlook for the policy is seen at home and abroad. ah, ah hello, we got more heavy rain into central parts of china now the seasonal down pause there, continue to just not a little further north, which now this is the menu front. so the plum rains and they just waving a little further north. so shanghai will be seeing some wet weather and cloudy skies as we go through the next day or so. slightly brighter weather coming back into hong kong for a recent spell of flooding for thursday into friday. that rain just making his way to shanghai pulses out into the east. china seek you, she seeing some heavy rain from time to time. southern parts of honju or to sing some wet weather will be some lively showers. going to hume it there in tokyo, at about $27.00 degrees, know the passage upon generally try the korean peninsula, generally dry. we have got some clout and re making his way i

done with child re, i'll just say dhaka, bangladesh. so i can authorities have begun a criminal investigation into a cargo ship fire that's responsible for one of the countries was ecological disastrous. firefighters still battling the place now into it's 12 day vessel was carrying large amounts of toxic nitric acid in micro plastics. much of it is spilled overboard, causing widespread damage to beaches and see life. the government has spammed fishing with an ac kilometers of the site. let's go lived out around 07, alpha and as in the gumbo, one of the communities affected. the scale of this disaster is huge. now what's happening where you are now absolutely, in terms of the community, as you can see, the huge number of boards that dotted behind me here in this fishing in lead, which is a little bit north of colombo now for over one and a half weeks. these communities were not allowed, obviously, to go to see because of the situation in terms of the toxic chemicals and essentially that flaming vessel which had floated so much of its dan

we think the damage could become worse in the future. bangladesh is the world's biggest rice producer. scientists warn the recent rise in temperatures linked to global warming is making rice crops, particularly vulnerable and could threaten for security in many countries to and we charge a, i'll give it our nets. are corner bangladesh, rescuers and indonesia are searching for nearly a dozen people in rough fees after a fairy sank near bali. 7 bodies have been found while 39 people were pulled from the water. an investigation is underway. protest against the palestinian authority are expected later on wednesday after the death of a prominent critic who died in police custody. and as our been, i died on thursday hours after being arrested and beaten by palestinian security officers leading to protest across the occupied west bank. a special committee formed by the palestinian authority to investigate his death issued a report which has been rejected by his family. they are demanding and impartial and international investigation. the leader of the nigerian separatist group b. r for is fa

but health experts that concern some or bangladesh as population. many living in property may be forgotten about if they're not provided with adequate assistance and vaccines, then it's feared the rate of transmission of the virus good spiral out of control. done with child re, i'll just say dhaka, bangladesh. peru has revised its corona, virus tests all bringing but i'm much more than double what was reported earlier. the south american nation now has the highest curve at 19 mortality per capita or above. manley explains how those numbers out of families taking loved ones to the final resting place is a scene that's become all too common in lima. the cemeteries have been filling up. but until now, those who death due to cov 19, are included in the official figures that seem blames on a lack of testing. now the government has revised these figures. the death toll has more than double 280000. since the start the pandemic, meaning peru has the highest koby, 19 death rate per capita of anywhere in the world. garcia, i'm a gauge north red. we consider o

i'll just say it out. dhaka, bangladesh. the world health organization is renamed, corrode, of our experience with greek letters to avoid stigma. historically, viruses of often been associated with the locations which they originated. that's w h o f. in the ologist sa give it, no country should be stigmatized for detecting and reporting variance. now they've been given the letters alpha, beta, gamma delta according to the order of their detection school officials in nigeria, i have confirmed that $136.00 students are missing after an armed group attacked and islamic school in the to get into geena in the state of missouri on sunday, one person was killed and other critically injured. parents have been reunited with some of the younger children has been released. security and intelligence forces are searching for the elders. actually what i was going to faint across that in front of my eyes. my children were the way i just shut it out. we had experience so many of them out there to all of them we have female. the last one is

and what's the government in bangladesh issued for each of them, which is the smart card with some bio metric information attached to it. and in the context of that you will see are decided to also register these individuals for their data to be sent to me and more. now what we found in our interviews is that the people we spoke to, all except one had never even been asked by me by you and hcr stuff when being registered in the field. whether they agreed to having their data shared with me and me are not going to be you and hcr has strongly denied any wrong doing. it insists consent was obtained from the refugees at least twice. adding that when you and hcr and the government of bung with their signed their memorandum of understanding on data sharing in january 2018, and organized their joint registration exercise of or hinder refugees. specific measures were taken to mitigate potential risks. as you see, it has reached out to the government to bangladesh and me and more for comment, but received no reply in 2017, me and more military launched a violent cracked out against the ring in

first of all, what was the bangladesh record set in place to do?in place to do?— in place to do? -- accord. ultimately _ in place to do? -- accord. ultimately the _ in place to do? -- accord. | ultimately the bangladesh accord was to set up to ensure another rana plaza disaster doesn't happen. as you said, 1100 garment workers lost their lives so it's really about putting safety of garment workers first and the binding portion of the accord, it is obliged retailers such as marks & spencer, primerica, tesco, to pay for repairs and supplier factories and bans them from working in these factories until they are deemed safe by accordance lectures. it acknowledged the accountability of retailers and notjust focused on volunteering measures —— voluntary measures. so the accord did work, old brands and retailers account.. absolutely. 0ver brands and retailers account.. absolutely. over the last eight years it carried out about 38,000 inspections, worked with over 1500 factories, and 90% of the safety issues found on initial inspection was actually reporte

when the data sharing agreement was reached with the bangladesh he government, the agency says it has clear policies in place to safeguard data. and the registration of refugees is critical to keep families together and to give them the protection they need. so let's say now from bell kiss via who's a senior research it with the conflict in crisis division at human rights watch. and she says that most of their a hinge are interviewed for the report. were unaware that the information would be shared with me and my government bangladesh said earlier this year that he had handed over the personal details of 830000 ringo chimney and mar to be vetted by the me and more government for return to the country at the moment, but she is not forcing anyone back to me and more, but me and more has said that at least 42000 people on these lists are greenlighted for return. and if return were to begin, you know, these people are at risk of being on the list for return. and those who found out that their names had been shared with me and more that we spoke to. they actually went into hiding once they

bangladesh has recorded its highest daily death toll from covid.scribed it as dangerous and alarming. vaccinations offer a way out but the rollout he has been slow, partly because of the halt of vaccine exports from india. but there is good news. 2.5 million doses of the moderna vaccine are on the way from the united states under the covax programme. it is a ray of hope, but with a population of around 170 million, things may well get worse before there is an impact. uncomfortable situation in bangladesh. let's get some of the day's other news. the south african president, cyril ramaphosa, has imposed strict new measures to tackle an alarming rise in covid infections, which he says poses a grave challenge. for the next two weeks alcohol sales are to be banned and all gatherings — including political and religious ones — are not allowed. there have been frantic scenes at airports near portugal's vacation resorts as german tourists scramble to get home in time to avoid a two week coronavirus quarantine on their return. the german authorities have jus

done with child re, i'll just say dhaka, bangladesh to nicaragua. now where the number of presidential candidates hoping to run in the coming election is quickly being whittle down. united nations warns that new electoral law undermine the prospects of a free and fair ballad, and latin america salisia newman explains was presidential elections just 5 months off opponents of niggers was president, daniel lord pay that. and his wife ross, i knew movie you, the vice president are dropping like flies. wow. recent weeks to opposition parties were dissolved and 2 candidates put under house arrest and renew electoral reform measure that the un high commissioner of human rights says will impede fair and pre election. now can you stay on the chair more or the most competitive opposition candidate is being accused of money laundering, another primes that would make her ineligible to run to the doctor. a former president lead such a moral, who beat ortega in elections back in 1990. look at that. this is not about attacking me. it's about attacking the rise of

well, take a closer look at the corona virus resurgence in bangladesh. a nation wide lockdown was imposed for several weeks back in april. as cases and death sort, infections fell in may and the country gradually reopened. the cases have now risen again to approach peak levels with just over 6000 davy cases. however, experts, a warning the actual figure could be much higher and be around 3 percent of the population have been vaccinated. the government is ordering people to stay home except for essential workers and as time though with saying with public transport already shut down, thousands of strong people are rushing to get home often and large crowds raising 5th of a further spread and infections. let offspring and dr. which took hussein, he is an adviser at the institute of epidemiology, disease control and research in doc i thank you so much for joining us. how use are just tell us what is the trajectory right now of the virus and bangladesh? i think you're going to rise again. where does it go? the way it won't be daddy increase of the infection a

and we charge a algebra to get our bangladesh. a seat on a spaceship with biddy and jeff pays also sold at auction for 20 a $1000000.00. it will be on the 1st crude flight by the amazon and found this aerospace company, blue origin, which is juice blast off next month. charlotte bennett's reports. and i know, well, you know what they say they say going once, this is tourism for the rich bidding to join. amazon found jeff bezos in a 10 minute trip to specs. thank you and that is sold $20000000.00. number one. 021. this is the rocket. you ship it launching for his flight. in april basal space company blue origin. it will carry its 1st humans into space. a board new ship it on july 20th and we have got new shepherd go inside the capture. we bagels his brother, the yet to be named auction winner and a 4th anonymous person. let's get into what the flight itself is going to be like. it's about 10 times higher in altitude than your normal commercial jet flight over the carmen line. that's when we're going to let our passengers on buckle

this is one of the most important rivers in bangladesh. the nearly 200 kilometers more than the fits into the river ganges and sustains the livelihoods of millions along the coast. but its salt levels have been rising in recent years. expert said that's largely because of an increase in sea levels which forces salt water back into rivers. they also believe at dam on the river again. g as in india could have had an impact. just nora is a farmer and say's life has become a challenge. well, if i did them up, i'll some lens, a damaged crops are not growing. we can't farm and cultivate like before. many people are getting skin rashes, plus we can't bade in the river or cook with river water. so we know it depends on well water for our daily needs. this year, the salt level in model murphy was $2100.00 parts per 1000000 concentration. the highest in a decade. the human body can only stand salt levels of our own $600.00 parts per 1000000. according to the local department of public health engineering. the impact of the increase in the falls of mo

and there's been a rise and extremism in bangladesh. and recent years, at least 50 people, including 8 these bloggers, religious minorities, gay activists, and foreigners have been killed in the prime minister shall see neither ceremony. tomorrow, the new mosque project origin, islamic scholars, teachers and guardians to keep young people away from the path of militancy. those who are seeing that these moscow will be used as a political tool. i want to assure them and everyone else that in reality we don't have such a directive and that there is no political activities. we will be initiated here. since 2013 check us in us government has cracked down on religious parties. she has made secularism. part of bangladesh, its constitution, political analysts thing the new mosque program is the latest moved by the government to cartel the influence of what it considered to be extremist political organisations. in the mainly muslim majority, country turnville, child re al, jazeera sub r, bangladesh, life premier, most journalists just become eve

a lot of control child re, i'll just say dhaka, bangladesh. dr. shak remodel is the asia pacific emergency health coordinator for the international federation of red cross and red crescent societies. he says complacency, and the presence of new variance may be contributing to the rise in cases these country have done very well during the 1st lead way before the 19th, but like history out already more than a year to do this band to me, many people are are a bit sick and tired of following all the rules and regulations and wants to go back to the normal life. on top of that the, these country also are the now the radiance of concern, which is much more trust reachable and fix yet than the previous. although it is not strange of like losing our loading, our guard again against the right. a lot of the presence of radiance concerns can be attributed to me that caught all bike updated in south asia. so more studies needs to be done to really the like whether or not like new media. and we just appeared to be the for the nation. all to radiance of con

a vend gave that information to bangladesh as government which shared it with mar, for possible re battery ation. but the report says, the usa, she did not complete the required impact assessment. it also says the agency failed to get permission from the refugees to share the data with nan, mar. you and hcr denies wrong doing and says you have clear data protection policies. case villa is a senior researcher with the conflict and classes division at human y swatch. she says, most of the rowing interviewed for the report were unaware information would be shared with me on mars kaufman's bangladesh said earlier this year that he had handed over the personal details of $830.00 south and timmy and mar to be vetted by the me and more government for return to the country at the moment, but she is not forcing anyone back to me and more. but me and more has said that at least 42000 people on these lists are greenlighted for return. and if return were to begin, you know, these people are at risk of being on the list for return. and those who found out that their names had been shared with me and mo

reporter: many have come to this terminal eager to leave bangladesh's capital, they want to return tofore a new coronavirus lockdown takes effect on thursday. with the public interested in transportation already suspended, some have squeezed in to motorbikes and hired ambulances to take them home. family members here are stranded next to highways, unable to find transport. >> we have been waiting here for several hours, but cannot find any transport. we live nearby but had to walk all the way here. we came to visit our relatives, but now we are not sure how we will get back. reporter: the fairies were packed with hundreds of people, ignoring health and safety protocols. tens of thousands of people crossing the south in southwestern bangladesh through this very terminal. there are many other terminals where people are still crossing. many who were leaving the r migrant workers and daily wage earners. they can't stay in the city during the lockdown because they have no way of making a living. >> we are leaving because everything is shutting down here and there's hardly any work. have a

now bangladesh faces increasingly extreme weather due to climate change. and recently, a sudden sharp heat wave destroyed more than 68000 hackers of rice crop, affecting more than 300000 farmers. mohammed sidle had expected to earn enough for him and his family to survive the year on the rice he cultivated. but now his crop is gone. one moment, there was this hot wind that lasted for several hours at night time. by morning the entire cropping, this wetlands area was wiped out. now there is nothing for us to survive on. i can't express it in words. and so far we haven't had any help from the government despite their promises. officials say farmers have received help with the local agriculture office has conducted a field. so they made the list of the effective people and we started discussing wanting to them through mobile phone apps as 8 provided by the government. but many farm. i say that the list were made and handed out by local politicians and they never received any help. thousands of farmers across buying that that's like here in that's kind of dist

bangladesh has recorded its highest daily death toll from covid. as dangerous and alarming. vaccinations offer a way out but the rollout here has been slow, partly because of the halt of vaccine exports from india. but there is good news. 2.5 million doses of the moderna vaccine are on the way, a gift to bangladesh from the united states under the covax programme. the global initiative aimed at providing equitable access to vaccines. it is a ray of hope, but with a population of around 170 million, things may well get worse before there is an impact. johnson the pharmaceutical giant johnson&johnson has agreed a $230 million settlement with the state of new york to resolve claims it helped fuel the opioid crisis there. johnson&johnson still denies any wrongdoing. the company is facing similar lawsuits all across the country, with trials currently underway in california and west virginia. donald migliori is the lead trial counsel for the firm behind the opioid trial againstjohnson&johnson and other pharma companies in california and in other us state

more than 700000 ro hinder, escaped across the border to southwestern bangladesh. according to human rights watch during the refugee registration process submarine even raised concerns, their data would be used to send them back to me in march. the government of bung with us has repeatedly stated that repeat creations would only be carried out on a voluntary basis. you and hcr says it will assist refugee returns if they are voluntary, and when conditions are favorable for a safe and sustainable return. which is not the case at the moment. but for the hinder, consider to one of the world's most persecuted minorities. the worries are constant and they're not likely to ease in the wake of a new report calling into question who may have had access to their personal information. mohammed, jim jones, i just am more than 600000 people have now died from corona virus in the united states, the 1st country to pass that figure also had the most cases more than 33000000. but the vaccination drive is rapidly bringing down that daily figure and california and new york, the lates

india�*s above bangladesh and close to pakistan.s about sequencing, the process where individual variants are identified. but even without that information, the headline data from india didn�*t need much interpretation. by mid april, even after factoring in population size, india was recording far more new cases a day than bangladesh or pakistan, though the uk government says india�*s higher testing rate was a factor. what the uk definitely knew was that india had outbreaks of what were then called the kent, south africa and brazil variants, and covid in india was a huge and rapidly escalating crisis. and within days, the government had changed tack. this press release on the 19th of april announced... it noted... certainly, there was a high volume in april. the sunday times estimates that 20,000 people arrived in the uk from india in the first three weeks of the month. but again, this week, borisjohnson has defended his government. we put india on the red list, mr speaker, on april the 23rd, and the delta variant was not so identif

bangladesh has recorded its highest daily death toll from covid.scribed it as dangerous and alarming. vaccinations offer a way out, but the roll—out here has been slow. partly because of the halt of vaccine exports from india. there is good news. 2.5 million doses of the moderna vaccine are on gifted bangladesh from the united states, under the kovacs programme. the global initiative aimed at providing equal access to vaccines —— kovacs. the population of 170 million, things may well get worse before an impact. the new uk health secretary sajid javid says his immediate priority is to get the country through the pandemic so life can return to normal as quickly as possible. he's returning to the government to replace matt hancock — who resigned after pictures emerged of him breaching social distancing by kissing an aide in his office. our political correspondent ben wright reports. after 18 months away from the cabinet, sajid javid is back. an old hand in a newjob. the former chancellor and home secretary arrived at the department of health this morn

more than 14000 people have died in bangladesh since march last year, and daily infections. a currently skyrocketing after the pandemic case, a devastating peak in india in april, death began to rise in bangladesh. the border between the 2 countries was shut, the people continued to cross illegally prompting new infections and fatalities. the virus is now raging through smaller towns and villages in the border regions. easy by making the tests free, we can now locate the covert positive population. people from the villages are coming to get tested and it's proving the virus has spread significantly in the villages. the surgeon cases have pushed the government to double down restrictions and a partial shut down began in phases on monday, leading to a rush of migrant workers to flee the cat from decker. as of this thursday, all economic activity will be halted and a stringent nationwide lockdown will kick in. but will it be enough to combat the delta there and, and alaska vaccines. 1000000 doses of china. so i know from vaccine recently arrived in bangladesh, but it's still wa

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