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even do her great grandfather was executed in 1914 for resisting german rule that mira lindy's cameroon is not ready to receive the. letters to tissue the repatriation it should be a process in the. it cannot be immediate. cannot be rushed. it has to be a process. we cannot receive an object tomorrow that was taken away more than 100 years ago it was taken away under very complicated circumstances. also claim to be the rightful owners of the time at least one more descendant of a king. on the artifacts or merely in this is a source of concern she was a time get to be returned a few years the conditions are not right. if an artifact is returned or who should it be given to us about his object this was not an object that was taken away from a family this is not an object that was taken away from an individual it was looted from a community so who is going to negotiate who is going to take charge of it. who has been on the scene for 20 years. more than just cultural he thinks is a spiritual. look at creativity if it is brought back. remains that way or. bringing back the truncation the las

but is a museum in cameroon the right home for the tongue either maryland bell thinks not .the co-founder of the contemporary art center do all art she believes art belongs among the people in marketplaces in villages. and. we need to reframe the museum question said we don't want to say good to the architects have been great hatfield said of him and now we'll lock them up somewhere else the objects belong in a magazine and all the copies should be made and displayed in communal space and 6 percent of the how do we accomplish this this is how can we use these copies to awaken a new historical narrative i think i could conceivably. it's the day of that i'm going to festivals kalu race the 10 day was put in pride of place during the night in a secret ritual today the public is out in full force to support their team ever. heard. you were there on the run you are never going away anywhere are everywhere at. around 50 rowers fit in the canoes each boat has a name out of the neighborhood of dido is in the a battle bus on the canoe with a green figurehead has won a number of races

for is to be has made this copy of the tango and put it on show in cameroon the original at the 5 looted by the germans during the colonial times is on display at a museum in munich. we have kong to meet the prince for an interview but his spokesman told us he's not available at the moment but we are told that the prince wants the time to be reported to cameroon immediately on them and however not everyone agrees that thank you should be immediately returned the princess $1000000.00 bill is an artist and fond of an art center. or even do her great grandfather was executed in 1014th or is it in german rule that marilyn thinks cameron is not ready to receive the 85. that is to tissue the repatriation should be a process in the put. it cannot be immediate. cannot be rushed. it has to be a process of law we cannot receive an object tomorrow that was taken away more than 100 years ago it was taken away under very complicated circumstances he. also claimed to be the rightful owners of the time at least one more descendant of a dollar king has merely clean on the $85.00 or merely in this is a s

but is a museum in cameroon the right home for the tongue either. maryland bell thinks not . the co-founder of the contemporary art center do all art she believes art belongs among the people in marketplaces in villages. and. we need to reframe the museum question said we don't want to say good to the architects have been made hatfield said of him and now we'll lock them up somewhere around the objects belong in a museum those are copies should be made and displayed in communal space and sinful set of shit how do we accomplish this this is how can we use these copies to awaken a new historical narrative in the cockpits at the. it's the day of the gone to festivals kalu race the 10 day was put in pride of place during the night in a secret ritual today the public is out in full force to support their team. got her. birth. 6 do whatever run i know anywhere are anywhere near that. around 50 rowers fit in the canoes each boat has a name out of the neighborhood of dido is in the beetle bus on the canoe with a green figurehead has won a number of races. ok. the german delegation in

her identity because her children are still in cameroon and may face danger and they're trying to feel good bye to my treatment . she says she was also arrested and tortured by cameron's military a bribe got her released but not her safety she also fled arriving at the u.s. border after harrowing months on the run it was traumatized saying i don't live that they're shown in my country i run away way into the horrific to come here i want her in this town again 5 months of u.s. immigration detention followed gandhi was detained for 2 months both recently won their cases for us asylum becoming the rare exceptions of the thousands who are denied these are our people who had to flee who made a very difficult choice because it was a life or death situation and what they need is welcome they need community both say they're adapting to life in the united states they look forward to family reunions and continuing their studies i can start my life all over the u.s. safety and a fresh start in a new country. castro al-jazeera maryland not malaysia's former prime minister najib razak is in coal to

29000000 people are in need of a touch $5000000.00 more than last year 6 countries became the 1st cameroon chad mali nigeria requires $3700000000.00 to tackle the issue attacks by armed groups military operations in kidnappings are forcing millions to flee has also led to the closure of thousands of schools 1600000 children risk of severe acute malnutrition the region plunged into conflicts in 2012 after on groups took over in northern mali in violence spread to neighboring countries. from union is the regional spokesman for the u.n. world food program west africa and he says the conflict is driving up hunger and insecurity. the biggest threat to people's ability to have food because comes the biggest thing that the biggest factor that causes accurate hunger as we have seen in this region is actually conflict it's insecurity we have now as you just mentioned millions of millions of people across the central sahara region that is booking a fossil nice and modern as well as a live chat bees an area in northern parts of nigeria and cameroon as well as parts of nisha where we find millions of

more than half of women and girls in cameroon have suffered from emotional and sexual violence rights groups say rape is a crime that goes unpunished especially in conflict areas of the far north and the english speaking regions armed groups like booker and security forces have been accused of using rape as a weapon of war the girls themselves are treated as subjects of suspicion you know they they've bought what's called bad blood back into the community it's a big mountain to climb sometimes to get the girls accepted and their children to. consider does as really something to keep on ostracize my room i escaped after being abducted by boko haram fighters who repeatedly raped her and then forced her into marriage where she gave birth to 3 children because of the identity of their father will not recognize them or register them as citizens without documentation the children cannot go to school. and i found a book was horrible life and here is not easy because of who the father is my children cannot have an education it's a constant battle for us to be accepted by society but i will fi

crisis a record 29000000 people are in need of aid that's 5000000 more than last year 6 countries cameroon chad mali and nigeria requires $3700000000.00 attacks by armed groups military operations and kidnappings are forcing millions to flee this is also led to the closure of thousands of schools $1600000.00 children are now risk of severe acute malnutrition the region plunged into conflict in 2012 after abc roups took over in northern mali and violence spread to neighboring countries georgia for many and is the regional spokesman for the u.n. world food program in west africa he says the conflict is driving up hunger and insecurity the biggest threat to people's ability to have food the biggest concern the biggest thing that the biggest factor that causes accurate hunger as we have seen in this region is actually conflict it's insecurity we have now as you just mentioned millions of millions of people across the central sahara region that is booking a fossil knees and money as well as a leech on these an area in northern parts of nigeria and cameroon as well as parts of nisha where we fin

good spells of rain across the gulf of guinea in particular heavier rain for the ivory coast and cameroon but those showers will start to peter out as we head toward thursday and we'll just be dealing with most mostly cloudy skies for example in cameroon on your thursday. frank assessments there are a lot of poison but the government used one exactly how and one measure never taking for a situation like i'm not to believe you could ever get informed opinions is the u.s. with thinking the military positioning of the middle east wasn't just a simple act of reorganizing ministry assets this is a message to the region that the united states years are rethinking its military posture in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines inside story on al-jazeera . i want to go to 0 a reminder about top stories this hour india is seen its worst days so far from the coronavirus with nearly 3300 more fatalities taking the official told past 200000 but the actual number is thought to be much higher. brazil senates open an inquiry into the government's handling of the pandemic which could damage presiden

good spells of rain across the gulf of guinea in particular heavier rain for the ivory coast and cameroon but those showers will start to peter out as we head toward thursday and we'll just be dealing with most mostly cloudy skies for example in cameroon on your thursday. a small boy and his brother rescued from war in gaza by the red cross and hold. we were 1st released on a red cross truck now a world leader in crisis management and finally going to doctor in chicago who still misses her just one day as possible only thinking of returning to jordan al-jazeera wild meats 2 successful arab doctors in north america arabs approve the humanitarian and the heat on al-jazeera. the on. the. amount of the top stories you notice there are more than half the world's new coronavirus cases in the past day have been recorded in india primitive or ims are at breaking point as the country grapples with its worst health crisis in modern history. u.s. president joe biden says people can are socialize outside without a mask if they've been fully vaccinated but face coverings are still being urged for crow

is dealing with an uptick in violence crossing from mali in tunisia from broken up close so and cameroon also has its own share of violence in the recent past so this is a very very tense moment for all countries in the region that have in one way or the other had relied on child for collaboration in dealing with armed groups in the region wrote talking there about the succession process but we're just seeing on chad t.v. that the army is being quoted as saying that a military council is going to be handling that transition now given the fact that people in chad had really hoped that this was going to be the end of a fairly prolonged political process and a fairly strenuous one how do you think that that news is going to go down for the politicians it's a very very heavy blow to democracy whether or not president idriss deby was a dictator whether or not he manipulated the electoral system that could spell a very very. very very lethal blow to democracy in that country these me in a region where military coups are so prevalent in the recent past this could mean that child would have to w

security it is better in terms of food security when we name the several countries became a fan so cameroon chad mali northern nigeria can you just give me one example for many of those countries about what difficulties a community a small community faces either due to climate change or in conjunction with internal conflict. i'll give you give you back if you actually something where you have both come in because you've gone these communities particularly in this in the sahara area there's a hell of it there is an area which has a lot of issues which it faces on a regular basis around climate shocks it's floored it's droughts and erratic buttons of rainfall now and that is something that already puts people in a very difficult situation so if you're talking about people say in the need or in book in a fossil who normally have to leave on a seasonal basis where there is survive on the fact that the rains have to come at a particular time now when you have that it's already a problem for them now if you have to compound that with conflict in adds to their rules and it becomes even more diffic

plenty more ahead here on the al-jazeera news hour including armed groups in cameroon accused of using rape as a weapon of war. confusing and at last minute our quote of virus restrictions in germany are affecting businesses. and baseball fans return as the new season begins in the u.s. sun's coming up with sars in sport. is inaugurating its new president in the 1st democratic and peaceful transfer of power had barzun is facing a number of challengers a wednesday security forces stopped what they called an attempted coup by soldiers who carried out an attack on the presidential palace and would address is our correspondent live for us in the jazz capital near me just talk us through the timeline of the events so far the president i believe has been inaugurated now. the ceremony is underway here minutes ago president elect biden mohamed arrived and mohammad yousuf will be incumbent president to his final left in his presidency and he moved into this building behind us here where the ceremony is now holding in a few minutes by the mohamed will take the oath of office and then he will inh

weather for the democratic republic of the congo central african republic and right through into cameroon that will continue on friday and take you to south africa right now and we do have the eastern cape quite a push of moisture coming onshore this is cool rain to some snow the 1st of the season for the suit to and show the 3 day forecast for zanzibar that unsettled and wet trend will really continue right through into the weekend saturday 32 degrees. frank assessments. but the government needs to watch what exactly happened and what may have now taking foot a situation might not be good ever again informed opinions is the u.s. with thinking military positioning in the middle east or is it just to simply reorganize the ministry us and this is a message to the region the united states is rethinking its military posture in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines inside story on which is iraq. ready for another perspective listen to the tape al-jazeera is flagship news podcast with a bailout or discover hindsight and original docu drama called costner right and by charles dance the fr

weather for the democratic republic of the congo central african republic and right through into cameroon that will continue on friday and take you to south africa right now and we do have the eastern cape quite a push of moisture coming onshore this is cool rain to some snow the 1st of the season for the suit to and show the 3 day forecast for zanzibar that unsettled and trend will really continue right through into the weekend saturday 32 degrees. the tale of 2 presidents. venezuelan military defectus. american must. just attempt. at regime change in the bolivarian republic that is why a lot. of people in power the bay of pigs let's go to sierra. when the news breaks here and we know that with defeat me this is the 9th breach completely underwater when. people who need to be heard a 1000 people staying in the stands just a stone's throw from the us mexico border and the story needs to be told i felt like the whole sky is full of them with exclusive interviews and in-depth reports al-jazeera has teams on the ground the house of abraham to bring you more award winning documentaries and li

games like craigslist and semblence from south africa where the action role playing game korean from cameroon plural hits. the environment the african market is still comparatively small. but thanks to gaming and daisy asked like felix but then it soon changed. the east coast market in africa is booming according to one study the continent's annual east coast audience opposed 30000000 in 2020 and is expected to rise to 53000000 by 2023 no wonder at the planned africa sports series attracted international investors professional teams from 16 african countries are set to compete in the series what's your take on the market can you suppose be a global game changer one that drives innovation and helps regions flores or have they been overhyped but it's not on you tube facebook or the d w dot com and until next. passengers here are informed. drivers here need nerves of steel. while passengers here can get an eyeful along the way. when taxis accommodate passengers over the work. drive or ceiling. red. closely. listen carefully to. the soon. to be. discovered. subscribing to the documentary on to. c

games like craigslist and semblance from south africa or the action role playing game korea from cameroon global hits. for the moment the african market is still comparatively small. but thanks to gaming enthusiastic like civic macchiato there's kitsune changed. the east coast market in africa is booming according to one study the continent's spots audience that was 30000000 in 2020 and is expected to rise to 53000000 by 2023 no wonder at the planned africa sports series attracted international investors professional teams from 16 african countries are set to compete in the series what's your take on the market can you suppose be a global game changer one that drives innovation and helps regions florist or have they been overhyped that is not on you tube facebook or the d w dot com and until next time. their patience is running out. their range is growing from life without electricity . presidents of you harness sports. like millions of other people in africa they often experience power outages a couple minutes from what causes them and once lucian was harder. to 77 percent. next on detai

the manner you see is a successful designer from cameroon based in france and he was among the 1st africans to showcase his creations and add the glamour as charismatic and. refuses to work with the so-called african print in his collection. the 660. it's a personal view when you see african fabric. it's called. a few. words and it's really awful. and all the fabric. design. from zanzibar doesn't believe that rejecting wax sands the right. turns ago we have the congo and the congo is the green that has a you know historical story about history. between india. portuguese and you know and. so we are a military court we are a mix so it is impossible for me to say i don't work with this fabric because it's made in india the history of wax prints can be traced across 3 continents in the $850.00 is the technique of using wax and to make patterns on fabric was already being used in many societies across the world also in africa around that time the dutch had colonized java which is present day in the nisa and there they came across the back taken technique applied by the locals the dutch went back

the man who you see is a successful designer from cameroon gazed into france and he was among the 1st africans to showcase his creations and have the glamorous charismatic. refuses to work with the so-called african prince in his collection says the city 6. it's a personal view when you see african fabric what's on offer comfort. because . it's. become works and it's really. cheap. and all the fabric. design. from zanzibar doesn't believe that rejecting wax and sans the rights. in. the congo and the congo is the green that has a you know historical story about history. between india. portuguese and arabs you know and. so we are a melting pot and we are a mix so it is impossible for me to say i don't work with this fabric because it's made in the history of wax print can be traced across 3 continents in the $850.00 is the technique of using wax and to make patterns on fabric was already being used in many societies across the world also in africa around that time the dutch had colonized java which is present day in the media and there they came across the back taken technique applied b

because her children are still in cameroon and they face danger and they're going to feel goodbye to my children. she says she was also arrested and tortured by cameron's military a bribe got her released but not her safety she also fled arriving at the u.s. border after harrowing months on the run it was trauma posting i don't live that they're shown in my country i run away way into the heart of beginning to come here with her and in that they're shown again 5 months of us immigration detention followed ghani was detained for 2 months both recently won their cases for us asylum becoming the rare exceptions of the thousands who are denied these are our people who had to flee who made a very difficult choice because it was a life or death situation and what they need is welcome they need community both say they're adapting to life in the united states they look forward to family reunions and continuing their studies i can start my life for the. safety and a fresh start in a new country heidi jo castro al-jazeera maryland partial results of election point to a victory for the prime mi

military formations occupying briefly some towns and cities in the north east of the country and cameroon is also dealing with its own problems now these countries will definitely need it greece debby's. contributions in this region and not not only in the lake chad we can we're talking about this to help booking a fossil molly countries like france which also relied on the expertise and the experience of chad in forces in dealing with the crisis in the region these countries will definitely miss that experience someone had seen as a senior fellow at the africa said to base that the atlantic council is as the sun will lead to act quickly to gain the trust and loyalty of the military and the people of the country. we've already been hearing some initial reports of desertions in the chaldean army army soldiers are reported crossing into cameroon we've heard there was disgruntlement to some degree in in the army and the fact rebels have been doing a lot to try to enlist and recruit chaddy an army soldiers to join their cause to rise up and to and to overthrow it on see the deadly regime list

repeated spread across countries in asia or in cameroon he is the unknown international scene or do some people who are crudely wanted tory the country often see we both in terms of how. do we do receive this newly i think way of civilians with shock and also with expertise expedition that he might be able to filling the gaps for at least for the transitional period how important is chad to. countries like france i mean we saw emmanuel macron actually at the funeral which is clearly he places a lot of significance on the country. yes from france for our i would say france is the key is the key of the former president in fact many would argue that this reconstituting. is in france and in the past because of parian not even in germany and so it's no surprise the prison micro this by the the talk of democracy and all of those the good language is to all to the words for the work of cinema somewhat endorsing what i call a soft coup but that has always been a legacy legacy of france on the continent france of money a father to son transition into other african countries the bomoh family. to b

good spells of rain across the gulf of guinea in particular heavier rain for the ivory coast and cameroon but those showers will start to peter out as we head toward thursday and we'll just be dealing with most mostly cloudy skies for example in cameroon on your thursday. a tale of 2 presidents. venezuelan military defectors. american muslim reese. and a bizarre yet or dangerous attempt. at regime change in the bolivarian republic of venezuela. people in power the bay of piglets on al-jazeera. we tout the untold stories. we speak when others don't. because of all sides. no matter where it takes us i prefer your fearless ear got on my arse and paris i and pasha will tell your stories we are your voice your news your net al-jazeera. eleanor one of the top stories here. more than half the world's new coronavirus cases in the past day have been recorded in india from a turin's aren't breaking point as the country grapples with its worst health crisis in modern history. here's president joe biden says people can now socialize outside without a mask if they've been fully vaccinated but face cov

late 19th century german and british colonialists were scrambling for influence on the coast of cameroonn $884.00 the dollar kings signed a treaty of protection with german trade representatives. good luck preserving oppose the treaty several months later he felt the full force of germany's military muscle when german worship's reached. under center 21st 884 his village was attacked and torched at least 25 people lost their lives. the german consul max booth not wrote in his journal the house of locke pre-sale is being torn down a stirring striking image we are setting everything on fire. as booty both not took a wood carving from the house a tangle the futile boat ornaments belonging to luck preserve. when max book now returned to munich a year later he gave this tangay to the royal ethnographic collect. in today's 5 continents museum. a gift drenched in blood today over 100 years later curator stefan eisen hoffa is grappling with the question of this wrongfully obtained object ownership. if you don't watch it annoys you since the late 1990 s. professor prince come undone they have hear

twice a month the researcher makes the trip from cameroon capital young to work at the leak accompanied by colleagues and students i'm cool also collects data on the african manatee the least studied large mammal in africa they're shy by nature and activity nights so sightings are rare in order to detect the creatures location and movements to kuka muses specialised equipment including. the information gained is critical for the conservation of the grease will animals so the reason my team and i working so hard is because we want to save the african american which is being threatened by porting which is illegal hunting of this species and also created by accidental capture in fishing net their population over or raising and even especially here in lake also where these trade offs are vina has combined into the home thing making the population to even decrease costs or the conservation group regularly sends out volunteers to speak to the local community the purpose is to inform villages about the importance of. the lake and all its natural resources including the manatees they too are st

twice a month the researcher makes the trip from cameroon capital young to work at the lick accompanied by colleagues and students i'm cool also collects data on the african manatee the least studied large mammal in africa they are shy by nature and activity night sightings are rare in order to detect the creatures location and movements to kuka muses specialised equipment including. the information gained is critical for the conservation of the graceful animals so the reason my team and i working so hard is because we want to save the african american which is being threatened by poor chain which is the illegal hunting of this species and they also create them by accident capture in fishing net their population over or raising and even especially here like also where these trade offs are venus has combined to the home thing making the population to even decrease costs the conservation group regularly sends out volunteers to speak to the local community the purpose is to inform villages about the importance of proof. the leak and all its natural resources including the manatees they too

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twice a month the researcher makes the trip from cameroon capital young to work at the leak accompanied by colleagues and students i'm cool also collects data on the african manatee the least studied large mammal in africa they're shy by nature and active at night so sightings are rare in order to detect the creatures location and movements to kuka muses specialised equipment including. the information gained is critical for the conservation of the grease will animals so the reason my team and i working so hard is because we want to save the african american which is being threatened by poor chain which is illegal hunting of this species and also kryten by accidentally cut short in fishing net their population over or raising and even especially here in it also where these trade offs are venus has combined to the home thing making the population to even decrease cluster the conservation group regularly sends out volunteers to speak to the local community the purpose is to inform villages about the importance of put. the leak and all its natural resources including the manatees they too

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29000000 people are in need of that's $5000000.00 more than last year 6 countries became a facet cameroon chad. nigeria require $3700000000.00 attacks by armed groups military operations and kidnappings are forcing millions to flee this has also led to the closure of thousands of schools or point $6000000.00 children in our risk of severe acute malnutrition while the region plunged into conflict in 2012 after armed groups took over the northern mali area and violence spread to neighboring countries george foreman is the regional spokesman for the u.n. world food program in west africa he says the conflict is driving up hunger and insecurity the biggest threat to people's ability to have food the biggest concern the biggest thing that the biggest factor that causes accurate hunger as we have seen in this region is actually conflict it's insecurity we have now as you just mentioned millions of millions of people across the central sahara region that is a book you know fossil need and money as well as the live chat bees an area in northern parts of nigeria and cameroon as well as parts of me

games like craigslist and semblence from south africa or the action role playing game korean from cameroon global hits. for the moment the african market is still comparatively small. but thanks to gaming enthusiastic like to think about the outcome of this could soon change for. the east coast market in africa is booming according to one study the continent's you suppose audience supposed 30000000 in 2020 and is expected to rise to 53000000 by 2023 no wonder at the planned africa series attracted international investors professional teams from 16 african countries set to compete in the series what's your take on the market can you suppose be a global game changer one that drives innovation and helps regions flores or have they been overhyped let us not on you tube facebook or the d w dot com and until next time. their patience is running out their range is rolling on life without electricity. presidents of you harness sports. like millions of other people in africa they often experience power outages the government is facing what causes them and what solution is harder. 77 percent. next o

will leave a lot of countries in the region vulnerable remember nigeria remember child remember cameroon anusia public which has a group called the multinational joint task force which has been trying to do with our own eyes of all of it last 10 years or so although to a large extent i succeeded in chasing our book around for for most of us do and of course the us the geopolitics parts of it i mean he was a straight talker he's a very clever was a very clever military tactician he often criticized his neighbors for a lack of commitment to the fight against groups like booker her arm and i saw another enemies that they they all felt they had i mean how much is his leadership specifically going to be missed because he was released he always did spearhead not just those conversations within the region but also that negotiation with western capitals when it came to extra help that was needed. exactly like you said be straightforward talk us most talk as well and very controversial and most times remember last year when peter led he's no stranger to leading his troops on the battlefront must

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the gulf of guinea and in particular we'll get into some heavier pockets of rain as we head toward cameroonwednesday and thursday did also want to put this on your radar we'll watch to see just parts of south africa get clipped with some showers as we head toward the tail end of the week capetown a high of 1000 for you on thursday. killing the debate you don't see this action and amplify your voice you're only human mr merivale the media will miss when true story no topic is off the table why in the world would we humanize an individual domestic terrorist this was an illegal occupation of a country what they're doing is they're removing or just to store innocent this street where a global audience becomes a global community on al-jazeera understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the little halle take it will bring you the news and current affairs that matter to you 'd. india's battle to breathe the desperate wait for oxygen supplies while the official covered 900 death toll surges past 200000 if there's a conflict going to how much money to commute from my place and com

the gulf of guinea and in particular we'll get into some heavier pockets of rain as we head toward cameroon wednesday and thursday did also want to put this on your radar we'll watch to see just parts of south africa get clipped with some showers as we head toward the tail end of the week capetown a high of 1000 for you on thursday. a weekly critique of the stories hitting the headlines the news media have been left to sort through mixed messages on a quite complex story from mainstream to street journalism being the main objective is to get regionally to send it to the wall to convey what's going on exposing real world threats to objective it's often the bomb in britain to moscow $11000.00 people were arrested the listening post covers the way the news is covered on the jersey of. the in the in the in. huckaback you're watching al-jazeera live from doha a reminder of our main stories desperately needed medical supplies a arriving in india as it struggles to contain calls at 19 the world health organization says it's the perfect storm mass gatherings no vaccination rates and more contagious