for more on the situation in beirut to let's bring in our correspondent at basle radio basle good to see you again we saw how yesterday's protests resulted in more than 100 people being injured what's the situation like today by comparison. in fact we have the same. problem and. they have. to move the engines from the clashes taking place right now at least to. the. well we know that one of minister has now resigned and others may well follow on on at the cost of a political crisis. indeed today the minister also information that she announced that the nation's government. even though she announced 2 days ago that she was going to cost the company on mind they do have and just international an investigation by the explosion that took place in the bedroom. but on less that is likely to get evidence for those who are. explosion on this possible for what happened for these catastrophic but we don't know why she resigned before one day of that cabinet meeting i'd like to call her i couldn't i called her advice that he told me that that she took a decision i should expect that but she ref

well from beirut our correspondent basle describes how people are coping a day after the disaster it's like it will. be. citizens specific been on the internet or they are still under to be on the show they are still bringing the pieces together. 300000 citizen lost their own partially or completely the are displaced they they left alone they are seeking for homes i don't bathe with in different areas so you can imagine how dramatic the situation is especially that we're talking about damages goals billions we cost billions of dollars to. basle already in beirut let's go now to some of the other stories making news around the world 12 people have died in a bus accident in a morocco around 30 others were seriously injured when the bus overturned at close to a good deal tuesday on the country's a southwest coast local reports say the crash was due to dangerous driving on difficult mountain roads. facebook has removed a post by u.s. president on a trumpet because of false claims about the coronavirus it contained a video clip in which trump says children are almost immune to covert 19 fro

this is not filippovich director of the could start a museum in basle the photographer dina lawson isn't giving interviews at the moment instead she's letting her photos speak for themselves holding a mirror up to the viewer it's literally. she's playing with a mirror that we have to face ourselves and the irony is these photographic works are framed literally in mirrors which has this double effect of making us look at ourselves as. the viewer in front of these images making us look at our stereotypes and our perceptions but also elevating and turning b.s. photographs into something technical and sort of magnificent such as this family portrait of a young mother with her 3 children. all posed in front of a mocked up wall of this man dressed as royalty on a throne and that scene that i use. the strength of the subject is her willingness to be vulnerable and nakedness draws the eyes to her electronic ankle bracelet to brazil's justice system she's a criminal on the lawson's lens she recalls famous nudes of art history. the photos nearly take on the appearance of paintings large and scale

you know earlier we spoke with correspondent basle every day in beirut and we asked him if the resignation of the government met the protesters demands not at all even after the announcement of the resignation of the government but they were just right here and don't they called kin your. d.d. . demands they start they are not satisfied by the government that they should they are asking for more they're asking for your elections but imagine i mean they are asking now for the nation of the president it seems that the what happened in the past days but you are going to. take everything upside turn everything upside down what was acceptable by the court just a week i got 2 weeks ago now it's not accepted at all their 1st debate it's this is still weeks after the next by natural and economy count political currency that is nation of the government was one of the main demands of the explosion told that it is to see no new york is completely different scene. of that world which is 663 days ago it would continue to be coming day. the belorussian interior ministry says a protester has died during

well for more on the situation in beirut a let's bring in our correspondent basle every day vassal nice to see you again we saw how yesterday's protests resulted in more than a 100 people being injured how does the situation compare today. it's saying yesterday at this moment the right policy just crossed next to my right playing. to the protesters it was complete chaos i don't know where to go at the protest to try to undo the problem if they thought they succeeded in having a hole in the seam of the block that said on the parliament i'm talking about few meters away from the main headquarters of the parliament they succeeded to have to cross to break. that cement block at that moment the. forces. could you foresee the night for this related to this internal security forces they should have the. good guys against the protesters and they succeeded few moments ago to take them to take them away from the from that that area near the farm that they are right now just behind me if you can see the fire it's burning under one of the billboards in response to want to minister has already resig

let's cross now to our correspondent basle every day who is standing by for us in beirut good to see you we have reports that the situation is escalating with protesters having stormed at least 3 ministries what is it like where you are now. we can i had a 4th one the ministry of energy one of the main it's in fact the minister that responsible for the electricity sector for. importing old these issues are related to this industry and it was really criticised by the. needs of the politicians the past weeks and years in fact because it was played the ministry to being the tool to save money for the sector but let me say something here as an observer we can see i want to state that we have foreign ministers that are taken by the protesters and we can put one which is the associate of thanks they they claim that the banking sector for what they are right now financially and economically because they believe that the bank expected mainly the sense that get back they gave the chance to these government these politicians through this system to be close enough that they say they support the

correspondent basle i read it has been following developments in beirut for us i spoke to him a short time ago and asked him what the situation a looks like on the ground it's same as yesterday this moment. just crossed next to my right. to protest if it was complete chaos. and i would go for justice. the problem is they thought they succeeded in having a hole in the seam and to block that's i don't think the parliament i'm talking about few meters away from the main quarter of the parliament they succeeded to have to cross to break. that cement block at that moment the. forces. could you foresee the night for this related to this internal force that they should have the. good guys against the protesters and they succeeded few moments ago to take them to take them away from the from that that area near the farm that they are right now just behind me if you can see the fire burning under one of the billboards iran respond to one of minister has already resigned others and may well fall out if it hasn't gone on at the cost of a political crisis. indeed yes it is the information that he

earlier we spoke with correspondent basle and reedy in beirut and we asked him if the resignation of the government met the protesters demands not at all even after the announcement of that is ignition of the government but if they were just right here in downtown beirut they called. the. demands. are not satisfied by the government education they are asking for more they're asking for. elections but demanded i mean they are asking now for the nation of the president it seems that the the what happened in the past 30 days but you are going to. take everything upside everything upside down in lebanon what was acceptable by the protesters it week i got 2 weeks ago now it's not accepted at all therefore it's this is still weeks after the financial and economy count political currency that is nation of the government was one of the main demands of the explosion no call it is to see no new it's completely different scene the protest of that we're witnessing since 3 days ago it will continue to be coming day. the bill of russian interior ministry says a protester has died during clashes wi

we are grateful to now be able to speak to our correspondent basle every day about where were you at the time of the blast and what did you experience. in fact i was. about 200 meters away from. the place in the close. one of the most. well known. to the 1st full a small explosion after a few seconds. the 2nd one which was completely huge all the places i don't need to. be shocked this is what the quake albeit eventually area what i was there were completely total smoke and all the those windows they were completely. so people running all the streets. for the watch to see with what was going on. my friend told me that he was in just. had to become. into the house because. he didn't want to see. what things have you been able to witness at the hospital and what what else were you able to assess in terms of exactly how much damage has. first of all to this moment we have more than 7550 dead. more than. almost i don't 3000 injured and we have dozens of missing as well as we have some unknown bodies at the hospital. at this moment huge culture in comp every single hospital in beirut for

can see the scene i don't know he said the fireworks are always cease fire like the signs you there basle thank you so much thank you so much for your reporting we hope you know stay safe in beirut and thank you for your work thank you thank you carol. let's go now to some of the other stories making news around the world survivors of india the deadliest plane crash in 10 years say the jets swayed violently before it skidded off the runway in heavy rain in the southern city of cozy code at least 18 people were killed in the air india express flight from dubai it was repatriating indians a stranded by the pandemic. well british authorities say there's been a record number of migrants a crossing the english channel from france to england to this week because of karma weather the strait may only be 30 kilometers wide at its narrowest point but it's dangerous because it's the world's busiest shipping lane. france has promised to send teams and equipment is to help to deal with an oil spill that environmentalists fear could become a major ecological disaster the government of the indian ocean

of course so there's real frustration there in beirut basle and can you give us an idea of how hospitals are coping i mean thousands of people have been injured some severely. the hospital the many could sector in very heart shape i can say that according to what i saw yesterday and what happened. yesterday until this morning the hospital and then you could check your work. for what happened just before the . damages and these huge number of injuries and there and lost. people. that you could sector ask people to. to follow up the protocol of coverage. and then make. the number of infected people in lebanon. during the past 10 days. so the american people take all measures. spend time nic but what happened because they said also according to the medical sector the hospital reached about the. no. and i'd like to say. can't accept the. fact that so what happened yesterday with all the sector. was overloaded hospitals in beirut was overloaded. and. too much of the info that the main hospitals are completely damaged one of the hospitals was completely. during the. day will have to leave it t

not over to basle should be sincere in their excuse that. you know they're not ready to go back so if we just stop the 2 percent closure morag they'd be back before the indict if you could change anything valid reason not to god's will go with me well for them and of course they need our you know and we need to call off them people book the people i'm talking about a younger people would just. buy surely they don't want to come to work because that given night she was saying that the why do. you know. that is. finlay the system is not just because in general what is being male. friends of top scientific body is warning that a 2nd wave of corona virus will likely hit the country after the summer restrictions were recently tightened with masks now mandatory outdoors in the worst hit areas young people though are among those who have been flouting the measure and are widely being blamed for the surge in cases. explains the fault may lie elsewhere. the greek philosopher aristotle once said that young people aha it mind it because they have not y