brazil india and mexico have been leading the rise in fatalities brazil has just reported another $1437.00 deaths in the past 24 hours on tuesday latin america past year oppose the region with the highest death toll with more than 206000 fatalities well john heilemann joins us live from mexico city and of course when you look at the situation in latin america you have some countries that are already struggling with resources some poor countries and they are going to have

and how transmissible it was and what sort of burden of morbidity and mortality it could carry india and brazil are probably slightly different in india and brazil although the one different continent you do have quite a lot of common problems that you have relatively poor health care infrastructure you have a lot of poor people living in fairly close environments perhaps several people or even a family living in one room you also have quite a lot of multigenerational families as well so there's a lot of close contact drug initiative and that allows that we can number of cases to increase quite rapidly in those countries but i just want to get your reaction to today's news that russia claims to have proved a corona virus vaccine about how reassured should be baby that news briefly if you wouldn't mind. yes i think the answer is not very reassuring i mean the u.k. in europe and the united states is being going absolutely flat out on these fancy developments since since the coronavirus pandemic became an issue and we are still have only a few sample vaccines what we call phase 3 clinical trials i

brazil india and mexico have been leading a rise in fatalities brazil has just reported another 1437 deaths in the past 24 hours. and then on shoes day in latin america pasta europe is the region with the highest death toll with more than 206000 fatalities meanwhile afghanistan's health minister is saying 10000000 people might have been infected with the virus that's almost a 3rd of the population figures are based on a nationwide antibody survey which tested about 9 and a half 1000 people the highest infection rate was found to be in the capital kabul where more than half the city's residents thought to have contracted the virus but officially afghanistan has only reported 36000 cases and 1200 deaths. now the general result of the survey says that 31.5 percent of the afghan population which is equal to 10000000 people have been infected by the corona virus during the pandemic 37 percent have been infected in cities and 27 percent have been affected in rural areas. well scotland has imposed a lockdown on its 3rd largest city aberdeen after a cluster of cases of much there meanwhile b

brazil india and mexico have all been leading the rise in fatalities. all afghanistan's health minister says 10000000 people in that country might have been infected with the virus that's almost a 3rd of the population figures are based on a nationwide antibody survey the united nations says more than 50000 people have been affected by flooding across 2 don't thousands of homes have been damaged in the interior minister says at least 5 people have been killed heavy rains are expected to continue raising concerns over the spread of water borne diseases those are the headlines this hour do stay with us for the stream that's the program coming up next are asking how the coronavirus has disrupted family planning i have only seen later on in about 25 minutes time. hey there welcome to the stream home edition i'm josh rushing sitting in for fin me ok now look if you're watching this on the you tube live stream i need your help to see that chat box over there that's a live chat box there's actually a stream producer in there right now waiting to get your comme

brazil india and mexico have been leading the rise in fatalities officials in latin america struggle to control the spread there on tuesday it passed year up as the region with the highest death toll with more than 206000 fatalities the united nations is saying more than 50000 people have been affected by flooding across the don't thousands of homes have been damaged in the interior minister says at least 5 people have been killed and sure lankans have been turning out in big numbers to vote in their twice a parliamentary election it's the 1st come 1st country in south asia to hold a general vote during the pandemic in march president got to buy at rajapaksa dissolved parliament 6 months early and called a snap election he's hoping to install his brother as prime minister. what is coming up next rainmakers of the outback which looks at an australian indigenous ritual i'll be back with more news a bit later. when i with a lot. of profits are present i'm one of many one of a crop of left on a name is what a body. cut from. i grew up in a place called christmas creek it's in a western a

worldwide stands at nearly 18 million with the highest case totals outside the united states if brazil, india and russia. cbs news senior foreign correspondent elizabeth palmer reports from london. >> southern australia grappling with a big spike in covid cases declared a state of disaster this weekend. and ordered a fresh lockdown with an 8 p.m. curfew. >> across europe too there have been upticks in infections. in britain where life and summer had been getting back to normal, the government reversed direction and tightened up the rules. french and german officials are so worried about local surges they started free covid testing at airports. and mask haomma beach. >> though not in moscow where officials allowed the city's half marathon to go ahead. a crowded field widely ignored social distancing, even as the country counted almost five and a half thousand new covid cases in 24 hours. the recent uptick in europe follow broad easing of the coronavirus rules and then people letting their guard down. the situation is very different in the developing world. >> south africa is a good example. ex

united states, brazil, india, and mexico are leading the rise in fatalities. 5009 people have died every4 hours. parts of the world that appeared to have curbed the virus have witnessed the rise of new cases, signaling the battle is far from over. china's foreign ministry says it opposes the visit of the u.s. secretary of health to taiwan. alex azar is set to visit. in a statement he praised taiwan's global leadership, saying it has been a model of transparency during the pandemic and even before. a record has reported rise i in the number of covid-19 deaths. 15 people dying in the past 24 hours. individual states have taken restrictive measures. new south wales and queensland intrtroduced new restrictions. state government in victoria has imposed a night curfew and restrictions on businesses and the movement of people. has called onaris the city's police chief to make masks s mandatory and certain ot pupublic spaces. annie wants to toughen measures areas.-- the measures could come into --ect during the nenext 12 70 72 hours. i asked her if people were already adhering to wear masks. mos

good who does that 3 times them aware of it at the at this moment i think are looking at brazil south africa india brazil south africa tester part of oxford and india is a biomedical company leading the study there can you talk to me about the ethics of who would get infected with this. sure as you describe it more than a month 55 vaccine candidate size of cotton gown which up in the face and part of the challenge as you also showed in the timeline is how do we get blowback seen as soon as possible given the kind of mortality and morbidity that you're seeing and then multiple companies want to go to such groups in the state one be a frank i mean this one child in studies. but john in studies also you know have been out on sort of the big lead on in these conditions we have some got a size ation and a good understanding of the disease in the case of coverage 91 understanding of the disease is evolving i mean we still don't know many things about the disease it's about the physiology its impact it's going to impact on patients and the sequel of the disease you know i just got an discussion on the ad

brazil india plans to abolish primary school teaching in english we get reaction from an indian m.p. who supports the move. we would like to be. released we. believe the definitive. stand on all. here in moscow great to have you with us on r.t. international. fears of a 2nd wave of the pandemic have seen parts of europe tightening restrictions again spikes in cases have been recorded in france germany and a number of other countries on the continent earlier i spoke with our correspondents in paris berlin. france is seen more towns and cities in now where or when wearing a mask will be a legal tree. as it aims to take in the cases of virus to be forwarded here from monday the city of the heart of france has said that wearing a mask is going to make it now in the city's big debts to an area is also in the city's parks policy decisions for example in all these things which is decided that if you go to the open market in. that city you will have to wear a mask and into west hot spots such as be a hit and some olive they've said that within the city you will have to wear a mask if you are

brazil india and mexico have been leading the rise in fatalities. and then afghanistan's health minister saying 10000000 people in that country might have been infected with the virus that's almost a 3rd of the population figures were based on a nationwide antibody seve. and shrank and have turned out in big numbers to vote in there twice delayed parliamentary election the 1st country in south asia to hold a general vote during the pandemic president got to buy rajapaksa is hoping to install his brother mahinda as prime minister carabine to caliphate is the program coming up next what happened asking what happened to the men and women who left trinidad and tobago to join i still will have more news from doha off them. caribbean states are trying to fake a new president being famous for its spectacular conduct putting 2017 we reported on a more sinister reputation it was then developing as the nation with the highest group in right to ice in the western hemisphere so what happened to the young trinidadians who went to join islamic state for this upda

the u.s., brazil, india, and russia.lobal death toll has 737,000, and the race to find a vaccine is very much on. now, russia is saying it is the first country in the world to develop that vaccine after less than two months of human trials. but there are concerns moscow might be putting national pride ahead of science and safety. charlie angela reports. wantsis a race everyone to win, but rushing it could prove fatal. president putin says russia has approved a vaccine against covid-19 despite not completing crucial phase three clinical trials. today, in the morning, the first vaccine against the new coronavirus infection was registered, although i know it works fairly effectively, from stable immunity, and i repeat, it has gone through all the necessary checks. five, thesputnik vaccine has only been tested on 138 people. one of them, putin's daughter. a commona vaccine for cold, this allegedly gives immunity against covid-19 for two years, but the results of the limited trials have yet to be made public. coronavirus has

brazil india and mexico have all been leading the rise in fatalities all afghanistan's health minister says 10000000 people in that country might have been infected with the virus that's almost a 3rd of the population figures a based on a nationwide antibody survey the united nations says more than 50000 people have been affected by flooding across 2 don't thousands of homes have been damaged in the interior minister says at least 5 people have been killed heavy rains are expected to continue raising concerns over the spread of water borne diseases those are the headlines this hour do stay with us for the stream that's the program coming up next are asking how the coronavirus has disrupted family planning i have news for you later on in about 25 minutes time. hey there welcome to the stream home edition i'm josh rushing sitting in for fin me ok now look if you're watching this on the you tube live stream i need your help to that chat box over there that's a live chat box there's actually a stream producer in there right now we're going to get your comments and questions to me so i can

corona virus in the past 24 hours the country has recorded almost 183000 deaths higher than both brazil and india the number of confirmed coronavirus cases globally has topped 25000000 according to a tally kept by johns hopkins university. more flooding is expected in sudan in the coming days with the river nile reaching what the government say are unprecedented levels at least 88 people have been killed and thousands of homes destroyed coming up next it's witness stay with us. the deadline it's drawing near ivory coast his rival parties to nominate their presidential candidates. october's election is likely to be a major task for the country security who will face the people in a run for the highest office i recall as presidential candidates on al-jazeera. for. some of. us because of the one place that's not on the stand. was that it was that all of us thought that it was. something. else in the world with the. utmost. apart. from. another tragedy in the mediterranean about 200 migrants trying to cross the sea fell overboard earlier this week more than 4600 people have drowned or gone missing th

brazil and india remain the worst affected countries with more than 10000000 recorded cases between them. in australia the state of victoria the epicenter of the country's resurgent are reported another 19 deaths in 24 hours and another $330.00 new infections tory announced its biggest one day rise in deaths on monday it began a 6 week lockdown last week including a nightly curfew in melbourne which is a straight 2nd biggest city. and having only a largely under control cuba is reimposing lockdown measures it's seen its highest daily infection numbers since march with almost a 100 registered on sunday beaches and restaurants have been closed and there are further restrictions on international travel the us said health secretary says taiwan has been excluded from various international organizations such as the w.h.o. for political reasons ses are is the highest level u.s. official to visit taiwan in decades he has praised the island of more than 23000000 people for its successful fight against covert 19 taiwan which china can says its considers to be a renegade province reported fewer tha

brazil india and russia the global death toll has crossed 7 and 737000 the race to find a vaccine is very much on now russia is saying that it's the 1st in the country in the world to develop that vaccine after less than 2 months of human trials but there are concerns that moscow might be pushing national pride ahead of science and safety charlie agita reports. it's a race everyone wants to win but rushing it could prove fatal president putin says russia has approved a vaccine against covert 19 despite not completing crucial phase 3 clinical trials next week i'm using to sue and you know today in the morning he's the 1st vaccine against the new corona virus infection was registered although i know it works they effectively form stable immunity and i repeat it has gone through all the necessary checks dubbed sputnik 5 after the 1st satellite in space the vaccine has only been tested on 138 people one of them putin's daughter based on a proven vaccine against add in a virus the common cold this vaccine allegedly gives immunity against $1000.00 for 2 years but the results of the nima 2

brazil and india remain the worst affected countries. police in bellary say a protesters died after a bomb exploded in his hands this was during a 2nd night of anti-government unrest seems like it's been going on in minsk since official early results showed the long time xander looked at sanker had won the landslide. u.s. courts issued a summons against the saudi crown prince in relation to a former intelligence agent. is now in canada he filed a lawsuit accusing mohamed bin salman of sending a hit squad to kill him 2 years ago inspector general of the u.s. state department says an arms sale to saudi arabia and the united arab emirates did not break the law last year the trumpet ministration issued an emergency declaration to push through an $8000000000.00 deal without congressional approval president trump fired the department's then inspector general steve linnik who is looking into it. brings up to date with the headlines on al-jazeera the latest edition of the story is next. every generation. hours straight. i have to be ok and you a

brazil and india remain the worst affected countries with more than 10000000 recorded cases between them the australian state of victoria the epicenter of the country's resurgent outbreak has reported another 19 deaths in 24 hours there are rules and more than 330 new infections victoria announced its biggest one day rise in deaths on monday it began a 6 week lockdown last week including a nightly curfew in melbourne australia 2nd biggest city the us inspector general says a us arms sale to saudi arabia the united arab emirates did not break the law made last year the trumpet ministration issued an emergency declaration to push through an $8000000000.00 deal without congressional approval president trump fired the department's then inspector general steve linnik it was looking into the certification his successor stephen the card resigned last week after recusing himself from the probe the final report was completed by deputy let's bring in mark fitzpatrick he's a former deputy assistant secretary of state and joins us live from washington d.c. mark so this final report by the inspector

corona virus in the past 24 hours the country has recorded almost 183000 deaths higher than both brazil and india a reuters tally now puts the number of infections in the u.s. at more than 6000000 with many more cases likely to have gone undetected the number of confirmed coronavirus cases globally has top 25000000 according to a tally kept by johns hopkins university. but america is reporting a particularly bleak set of coronavirus statistics the region accounts for about a 3rd of those infected globally and nearly a 3rd of the 843000 people who have died down or reports from where this area's. there's been no let up since the 1st case of coded 19 was reported in latin america at the end of february. 5 months on in one osiris these ambulance workers mourning the death of one of their front line colleagues the number of registered infections in argentina has passed 400000. it's a similar story across the region in peru these health workers march to the mom better working conditions peru has just overtaken belgium as the country in the war with the highest number of deaths per head of population i

may be number one but brazil, india, russia and south africa are rounding out the top five hot spots globally. vaccines will not help those already sick but ventilators do and are. remember the hysteria we saw in the early initial months of the virus, everybody was dying to get their hands on what was a shortage and that is of, yeah, we are looking at these ventilators saying where are they. well, at the forefront at the time was resmed who supplies 140 countries worldwide and whose ceo pledged right here on "countdown" that it would triple its production. he is back with us again today in a "countdown" exclusive, the ceo mick farrell. thank you for joining us. tell us what the status is now. is the demand as high and how much did you get out to the open market? >> well, liz, firstly, it's great to be back on your program. thank you for the introduction. i remember being here with you just 70 days or so ago saying that resmed was going to triple out production of ventilators. we followed through on that promise, liz, and we produced over 150,000 ventilators from january 1 through to

cases worldwide stands at nearly 18 million with the highest case total outside the united states brazil, india, and russia. elizabeth palmer reports from london. >> southern australia grappling with a big spike in covid cases declared a state of disaster this weekend and ordered a fresh lockdown with an 8:00 pl kerr few. across europe, too, there have been upticks in infections. in britain where life and summer had been getting back to normal, the government reversed direction and tightened up the rules. french and german officials are so worried about local surges, they started free covid testing at airports. and masks have become mandatory in most places, even the beach. though not in moscow, where officials allowed the city's half marathon to go ahead. a crowded field widely ignored social distancing, even as the country counted almost five and a half thousand new covid cases in 24 hours. the recent uptick in europe follow broad easing of the coronavirus rules and then people letting their guard down. the situation is very different in the developing world. >> south africa is a good example

of all the leading g20 economies, india, south africa and brazil will take longest to bounce back fromctors that underpin, or undermine, a country's ability to recover from the crisis. its analysis suggests a two—track recovery, in which some countries are hampered by high levels of poverty and unemployment and the lack of digital infrastructure, or corruption and ineffective government — leaving them struggling to turn their economies around. joining me now is david wille principal economics analyst at global risk data we conduct this research to help our clients see the global economic recovery in the medium or long—term. economic recovery in the medium or long-term. with east asia on the one hand and other major emerging markets on the other and when you look at the countries that form the epicentre of the coronavirus pandemic right now, places like brazil, india, south africa, these are some of the least resilient countries in terms of their ability to respond and bounce back from the coronavirus pandemic. that's really consenting to us. these are major economic players on the glob

and brazil, india.is under control. >> there's no denying that every country once they got an idea of what the coronavirus was handled it differently. when you look back at the way america handled it, once people understood how severe this was, where do you think president trump went wrong or where do you think a good president would have done something differently? >> well, i think you have to start with president trump total hostility toward science, evidence, fact, logic, reason. he is a showman, he is a reality tv star. he likes to try to bend reality to suit his own preferences. and he clearly started hearing about this back in january through intelligence briefings that he either read or he didn't read. but even before that he had disbanded the unit within the national security council that would try to get ahead of and follow the development of pandemics abroad. he had really made it clear that he was more interested in the optics than the facts when the virus first hit and he kept saying you onl

it is the us brazil and india remaining the worst affected countries police in bellary say a protester has died after a bomb exploded in his hands that happened during a 2nd night of anti-government unrest seems like they have been going on in mids since the official early results showed a long time ruler alexander lukashenko had won in a landslide. and the inspector general and the u.s. state department says and so to saudi arabia and the united arab emirates did not break the law last year the trumpet ministration issued an emergency declaration to push through an 8000000000 dollars deal without congressional approval. and fire departments and specter general steve limit who is looking into the city cage up to date with the headlines on al-jazeera witnesses next. interview. so. so. not only. does that look like the salad. i don't want to learn to live with. my little. bit well i know what i want to. video but i'm not going to do when i'm where i am i will not go crazy and i'm going to get not one of them are very good going with that i set down i'm going to get them out of my get out

brazil and india remain the worst affected countries a report by the acting u.s. inspector general says a u.s. arms sale to saudi arabia and the us did not break the law last year the trumpet ministration issued an emergency declaration to push through an 8000000000 dollar deal without congressional approval from play to fire the department's then inspector general who was looking into the certification his successor also resigned last week after accusing him self from the probe. police in delarue say protester has died after a bomb exploded in his hands during a 2nd night of anti-government rallies thousands of people are demonstrating in the capital minsk after early election results showed a landslide victory for president alexander lukashenko heavy rains brought flash flooding to large parts of northern so that hundreds of homes and farms have been destroyed many of the affected areas are along the river nile which regularly of the flows the rainy season those are the headlines now it's back to world war one through our allies and that's a watching. the health

brazil india and mexico have been leading the rise in fatalities brazil has just reported another $1437.00 deaths in the past 24 hours on tuesday latin america past year oppose the region with the highest death toll with more than 206000 fatalities well john heilemann joins us live from mexico city and of course when you look at the situation in latin america you have some countries that are already struggling with resources some poor countries and they are going to have a tough time trying to contain the pandemic. exactly and everyone's trying to balance the 2 things in latin america at the moment which is opening up there's a lot of countries like mexico are gradually opening up and have been doing for more than a month now but they haven't really been able to stamp out coronavirus colombia as well a country that was seen to be doing pretty well with its measures at the start of this but it has been gradually opening up and as such it's still yet to get this to get this virus under control at the same time so i've just been reading actually united nations survey on this saying that the m

health crisis then i think the way things look right now for india and also for many other developing countries in africa for example brazil is the vaccine there's a lot of progress now in the final phase trials of vaccines for india the oaks for the scene is the best hope because it's almost at the end of its final trials and because india has an agreement to produce a 1000000000 doses so i think at the moment a lot of hopes are being pinned. maybe a successful rock scene for india and india itself is currently testing the vaccine to make sure it is affective cable have to lead to that base bus h s market thank you thanks. is a strong indicator of the growing on me about the global economic outlook the gold price is set yet another great chord investors have been piling into the precious metal it's usually seen as a store of value if stock prices decline well equities are all over the place at the moment there's still so much uncertainty surrounding the coronavirus. for weeks the price of gold has hit a record off the record so reaching the magic $2000.02 is merely a question of time overall since the beginning of the yea

the highest the 2nd highest number of cases in latin america following brazil and brant besides the u.s. all these countries india brazil 2 in colombia they're all developing countries so the if you want to flatten the infection curve now the more you going to have to lock down these countries and when you look down a country you'll need more then you'll need more of a fiscal space to ease the recession that's going to follow and that income that fills the fiscal space for the developing from the developing countries is mostly from foreign income like commodity and exports and tourism which has all collapsed in the face of the pandemic so in other words just when these developing countries need to manage depend. make most have seen their fiscal space disappear and under these conditions if developing countries want to flatten the curve they lacked ability or a capacity i should say because if people have to choose between a 10 percent chance of dying if they go to work or a guaranteed starvation if they stay home well they're bound to choose work over staying home. archie correspondents bitter thank you for keepi

are in brazil, indicesiabrazil, india,.lizabeth palmer reports from london. >> reporter: good morning. it is now six months since the world health organization declared coronavirus a global emergency. back then, very few people had any idea just how verilent i it was going to be. in southern australia, authorities declared a state of disaster a big spike in cases. for the people of melbourne, it is back to strict lockdown and an 8 8:00 p.m. curv curfew. >> we need to squeeze that brake pedal to keep the virus under control. >> reporter: so millions in northern europe are facing fresh restrictions. across europe with an uptake infections, mask-wearinging is strictly enforced, even at the beach. they are so worried they started free covid testing at airports. while in berlin, a huge right-wing crowd, set up with all of the restrictions, marched in protest. but europe's infection rate, about 8,000 new cases a day, is dwarfed by the disaster unfolding in india. 50,000 new cases a day, especially in poor and overcrowded slums, w

outbreaks in the us, brazil, and india are behind a significant proportion of the daily worldwide toll pandemic here. but ministers insist they were guided by the science. here‘s our health editor hugh pym. the final ba flight from mainland china to london in late january, the final ba flight from mainland china to london in late january, as concerns about coronavirus began to grow. officials at the time assumed main risk was people arriving from asia. that proved to be wrong with a lot more cases coming from europe. now a committee of mps says in subsequent weeks to go much to implement it much tighter controls. by implement it much tighter controls. by the time you get to early march, other countries were starting to bring in much stronger border measures and the uk was very much out on a limb. that alone should have rung alarm bells for ministers, they should have been saying, why is oui’ they should have been saying, why is our approach so different, why are we so our approach so different, why are we so isolated in our approach not having audit and quarantine measures when so many

countries we are in league with, in terms of competing for the number one spot, which we are in, are brazil and indianow in third. countries that have under resourced health systems. i mean, brazil, the health care infrastructure is nowhere near what it needs to be. >> no, no, absolutely. i mean, this is crazy. and the president, you know, made some comment of the fact that well, the high numbers due to the historical issue that we have had in new york back in march and april. i just wrote the numbers down, right now, in the last seven days the u.s. is number one in terms of number of new cases over a seven day period. 421,000 cases. we are also number one in terms of deaths. 7500 deaths over the last week. so, as was pointed out, a thousand deaths per day, we exceed india and brazil and everybody else. and what i am so angry about is the fact that there's still no good faith effort to do something about it. certainly at the federal level. when we know that's what has to be done. and how does it end? we cannot just let it go on now for another four or five months. >> and sanjay, the president was at

shows global deaths of more than 730000 but 12000000 people and known to have recovered the us brazil and india remain the worst affected countries with more than 10000000 recorded cases between them. the australian state of victoria the epicenter of that country's resurgent brake has reported another 19 deaths in 24 hours there are also more than $330.00 new infections victoria announced his biggest one day rise and it's on monday it's under a 6 week lockdown including a nightly curfew in melbourne australia 2nd biggest city. cuba is reimposing lock down measures there because of its highest daily infection total in 5 months almost $100.00 people registered on sunday bars beaches and restaurants are closed with more restrictions on international travel and began reopening last month after largely bringing its break under control. the us national security adviser robert o'brien says he is deeply troubled by the arrest of the hong kong media tycoon jimmy lie he was detained by the police on monday along with 6 others linked to his pro-democracy apple daily newspaper they're accused of colluding

global solidarity came with an extra warning for countries with high transmission rates including brazil and india the w.h.o. saying that they face a long battle to find a way out of the pandemic what else is a professor of epidemiology in medicine that columbia university's melbourne school of public health she says the w.h.o. as message is timely. i think the warning from the director general is is a wise move at this point in time as the as think we want to do is to have people be complacent let go of all the preventive measures that they need to be practicing in the hope of having a vaccine down the line this will be a big mistake which we need to do is to continue to lead double our efforts to do what needs to be done now rather than let go of those measures and hope for a vaccine in the future i would take an optimistic stand then i would say even if we find an effective and safe exene and this does not mean that everyone will get the vaccine immediately and we have to start planning today our public health systems have to start planning now for the availability of such a vaccine so we can p

brazil and india remain the worst affected countries 10000000 recorded cases between them let's look at australia the state of victoria the epicenter of the country's research an outbreak which is reported another 19 deaths in 24 hours there are also more than $330.00 new infections the tory announced its biggest one day rise in deaths on monday it began a 6 week lockdown last week including a nightly curfew in australia's 2nd biggest city melbourne. and having earlier largely brought its outbreak under control cuba is reimposing lockdown measures that seem its highest daily infection numbers since march with almost 100 registered on sunday beaches and restaurants have been closed and there are further restrictions on international travel. the bolivian government called on the military after violence broke out involving protesters who are angry about elections being delayed 'd supporters of the former president evo morales they've been setting up roadblocks around the country that's to rise above. clashes on the streets of cochabamba once again these young people are known as the res

shows global deaths of more than 730000 about 12000000 people are known to have recovered the us brazil and india remain the worst affected countries with more than 10000000 recorded cases between them their stray and state of victoria the epicenter of the country's resurgent outbreak has reported another 19 deaths in 24 hours there are also more than $330.00 new infections victoria announcer's biggest one day rise in deaths on monday it began a 6 week lockdown last week including a likely curfew in melbourne australia 2nd biggest city. having earlier largely brought its outbreak under control cuba is reimpose in lockdown measures seen its highest daily infection numbers since march with almost 100 registered on sunday. beaches and restaurants have all been closed and there are further restrictions on international travel. u.s. president donald trump is coronavirus briefing has been interrupted by a shooting outside the white house. a secret service agent quickly ushered him out of the briefing room journalists were left confused with the doors locked the president returned a few minutes later. s

tracker which also shows global deaths of more than 730000 but 12000000 people on recovered the us brazil and india remain the worst affected countries with more than 10000000 recorded cases between them. the us president. briefing was interrupted briefly by a shooting outside the white house the secret service agent. quickly ushered the president out of the briefing room mr trump did research within minutes to talk about the controversy surrounding children going back to school mike hanna reports from washington. president trump was minutes into the news conference giving rosy predictions about the economy when he was suddenly interrupted. as the door closed behind him journalists in the briefing room turned to their pones to try and find out what was happening when it was reported that there'd been a shooting outside the white house involving secret service agents but secret service issued a statement saying an agent and what it calls a male subject were injured and taken to hospital it adds that at no time during the incident was the white house complex breached or were any protect t.'s in dange

also shows global deaths at more than 730000 while about 12000000 people have recovered the us brazil and india remain the worst affected countries with more than 10000000 recorded cases between. people who say a protester has died after a bomb exploded in his hands during a 2nd night of anti-government unrest scenes like these have been going on in minsk since officially early results showed longtime ruler alexander lukashenko at a landslide election victory the outcome has been rejected by his main rival who describes it as a sham. as promised to crack down on anybody disputing the result 3000 people were arrested on sunday night world leaders according for restraint from minsk. explosions rocking the russian capital a few hours after the polls have closed a position supporters have come out in thousands to protest the initial election results riot police is blocking the entrance to a large square. and he's firing stun grenades into the crowd. the police truck drives into protesters. ambulances rushing in to take the injured to hospital police through the grenades into the crowd and the leg.

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