the country's capital manila is in lockdown for 2 weeks to try to prevent an outbreak of the delta vary and that has ravaged countries in the region. barnaby low reports, it is seen that philipino said who would not be repeated, but border controls are enforced for a 2nd time. a little more than a year around the philippines, economic center in manila, and people are being told to stay home for at least 2 weeks. there is no country that address the surge without going through a rigorous law. and the problem with most of the other countries, particularly are asian name bars. neighbors. if that's by the time that they locked down the numbers back to cove, in 1900 cases have been on a steady rise in the country with numbers on friday. more than 10600, not seen since the 3rd wave of the virus in april. the government says imposing another hard lockdown on the philippines capital metro. manila was a painful decision to make but unnecessary one in order to prevent an uncontrollable surge of colbert 19. he says, specially as the rest of the delta barrier, the pain is shared by more than 130000

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this prompt at the government to put the capital, manila under lockdown for the third time.he restrictions have left citizens worried about their livelihoods and many are rushing to get vaccinated. >> manila has gone into lockdown again. for two weeks only essential business as will be allowed to open. a curfew begins at 8:00 p.m.. those not permitted to work can get financial help from the state. >> now we are in quarantine again. there are less passengers, only a few people are allowed out. there are hundred 58 tricycle drivers here, how -- there are 158 tricycle drivers, how are we going to earn a living? >> this is our only livelihoods we have no source of income. i'm worried. >> but lockdown comes in response to a huge surge and infections blamed mostly on the delta variant. financial problems and the possibility of contracting covid-19 are the main concerns but manila residents are worried about being stuck at home for two weeks. after rumors that the unvaccinated would be barred from leaving homes and going to work, thousands rushed to vaccination centers as lockdown

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$145.00 cases on sunday, its 2nd highest fairly increase as despised lockdown in and around the capital manila point to be low reports. hence have sprung up in hospital grounds all over manila and its surrounding suburbs. patients and their relatives are having to wait under the heat to get into emergency room or endure days in big ship towards coffee. 19 is back with a vengeance and is pushing hospitals in the philippines to their limit. the philippine general hospital, the country's largest public health institution has stopped accepting don corbett, 19 patients of the problem. we have a lot of non corporate patients who also are filling up our bed and so that will demand more nurses and doctors to take care of them. so this rapid increase in the number of cobra, the admissions made us realize that we can serve both the situation at the philippine general hospital reflects what the health department has been reporting daily infections of more than 12000 were nearly a week. it more people die more than half way through a 2 week lockdown and its capital region. the philippines continues to see

barnaby low reports from manila we are inside a cache, a distribution center in the philippines, capital manila where another hard lockdown has been imposed by the national government here as well as in surrounding suburbs. this is of course, the per, but an exponential outbreak of 19, in particular, the delta variant of the virus. now, this crowd that you see right behind me there waiting to receive financial assistance of $20.00 per individual affected by the lockdown or a maximum of $80.00 for each family. now this is happening just as the philippine economy is already recovering. the philippine government announced on tuesday that economic growth for the 2nd quarter of 2021 was at 11.8 percent. that is the best figure for the philippines. 1988. but analysts say it's not really what it seems because in fact the philippines had been in recession for 53 quarters. and so the 11.8 percent economic growth is coming from a very low beef of a 17 percent contraction from a year ago. you really just think of it, but actually if you look at the seasonally adjusted your move be ups and downs of 3 d b a

it comes the capital, manila observes a 2 week walk down when tokyo won the bid to host the 2020 olympics organizer said they would be known as the recovery games in 2011 japan's fukushima region was devastated by a nuclear disaster. but hopes of using the event to showcase the reconstruction haven't been realized as and the richardson reports. the bullet train has been speeding passengers around japan for more than 50 years. also a direct link back when the olympics 1st visited the country's capital. the trains launch coincided with a 960 full tokyo gangs at that time selling picks with a perfect platform to highlight your pans, political and economic rebirth. back in 1964. when we had the olympics in tokyo last time, it was showing the world that we are now out of the doldrums of the world. we're to and we're starting a new new nation here we come. a 90 minute train ride north of tokyo is focus shima and areas still synonymous with the nuclear disaster of a decade ago. around $20000.00 people died in the earthquake and c normally cause the nuclear meltdown at the folk ashima plant. the

a 2 week long down in the capital, manila has begun falling a surgeon cases earlier. thousands of people lined up the jabs faring. they wouldn't be allowed to leave home for work if not fully, vaccinations. officials have since clarified. that's not the case. i want to come here on al jazeera, including perilously close to a power plant. turkish wildflowers board under control before causing catastrophic damage. half of all new cars must be electric by 2030 joe biden promise for a revolution on us roads and in sport, to indian delight for breaking a metal. ralph that has lasted more than 4 decades. ah, more than 100 wildfires are raging across greece. a major fire on the island of area has forces for the evacuation of dozens of people while the 1655 is a bad thing. the plagues, more being flown in from from in other areas firefighters have managed to save archaeological sides from the approaching flames. and the major plays in athens has also been put out. meanwhile, in south with turkey, a wildfire that reached the compound of a coal fuel power plant has finally been contained to raging

this coming is the capital. manila observes a 2 week lockdown most the fitz, 13000000 residents are under stay at home orders. and the australian state of new south wales has extended its current of iris lockdown to include another city. the restrictions now apply to town worth because of the fears, the coven. 1900 outbreak in sidney may have spread there to sidney is now in a 7th week of lockdown, driven by a surge of the delta variance while and toto won the bed to host the 2020 olympics organizer said they would be known as the recovery gains and 2011 japan's fukushima region was devastated by a nuclear disaster, but hopes of using the event to showcase the reconstruction. haven't been realized as and richard said report the bullet train has been speeding passengers around japan for more than 50 years. also a direct link back when the olympics 1st visited the country's capital. the trains launch coincided with a $960.00 full tokyo gangs at that time selling picks with a perfect platform to highlight japan's political and economic reba. back in 1964 when we had the olympics in tokyo las

everyone equally and managing to process lawfully the usually bustling streets of the philippine capital manila reduced to a trickle of traffic. only those with authorization can leave their homes. the government opposed the heavy, 14 day locked down this week. as like many of the neighboring nations, it worked to stem the rapid spread of new cove in 1000 infections and a spike in depth from the virus. scott, either al jazeera bangkok, new zealand as outlined plans to reopen its borders next year. but 1st he wants to prioritize its inoculation campaign. a low vaccination rate, an infectious delta, very, and a causing concern. when hey, reports. while the corona virus pandemic continues to affect many countries life and new zealand goes on largely as normal. there hasn't been a case of covert 19 transmitted in the community since february, thanks to the borders, staying closed. but from early next year, the government plans to reopen to vaccinated travelers from low risk countries. we cannot keep border restrictions on for ever and to be absolutely clear, we don't want to do that either. and nei

everyone equally and managing to process lawfully the usually bustling streets of the philippine capital manila reduced to a trickle of traffic. only those with authorization can leave their homes. the government impose the heavy 14 day lockdown this week, as like many of the neighboring nations, it work to stem the rapid spread of new cove in 1000 infections and a spike in deaths from the virus. scott, either al jazeera, bangkok you zealand has outlined plans to reopen its borders next year. in the meantime, the country is in a rise to increase in the vaccination reins with just 26 co. the deaths, new zealand has been wanting, praying for the handling of its pandemic, but a low vaccination, right. and the highly infectious delta variance cause and consume wine have before . while the corona virus pandemic continues to affect many countries, life in new zealand goes on largely as normal. there hasn't been a case of coven 19 transmitted in the community since february, thanks to the borders, staying closed. but from early next year, the government plans to reopen to vaccinated travelers from low

a 2 week lockdown and the capital manila has begun. falling a surgeon cases earlier. thousands of people lined up for jobs faring. they wouldn't be allowed to leave home for work if not fully vaccinated. officials have since clarified, that's not the case. gabriel scully is a visiting professor all public health at the university of bristol, in the u. k. he says there is a rush to beat the virus case, it develops immunity to vaccines. the world health organization has got a point here. we've got a real in equity in terms of the distribution, the availability of vaccines to populations around the world. and on the face of it, it does seem completely wrong. the country should be starting to use up their vaccine manufacturing capacity to produce booster shots for they already vaccinated when there's such a need for vaccine. i think the other thing that needs to happen is we really do need to make progress on the discussions that have gone on for some months now, but not made enough progress about getting the waiver for the the peyton, for the intellectual property rights and the vaccine so

a 2 week lockdown in the capital manila has taken effect before that both thousands of people crowded centers hoping for their jobs, fearing they won't be allowed to leave home. if not fully vaccinated. officials have since clarified that is not the case. money, i know, but if it ends up being the president said, we cannot go out and we cannot go to our jobs if we don't get vaccinated. so what happens now, they should add more doses, so everyone here can get vaccinated. i don't know, like what our president has said, if we are not vaccinated, we cannot go out. of course, we are afraid because of the upcoming enhanced community warranty. and if they keep extending the lockdown, who would provide our meals if we can go out. meanwhile, the global cancer confirmed infections is now past 200000000. and while it took a year to reach the 1st 100000000, the 2nd 100000000 for the 2nd half that time fleeting. the world health organization to urge rich nations to pulls their plans for booster shots. rosalyn jordan reports from washington d. c. one of the major problems of the cobit pandemic. som

and the capital manila has begun following a search in cases, but earlier thousands of people lined up for their jobs, fearing they wouldn't be allowed to leave home for work. for example, if they weren't fully vaccinated, officials that have since clarified that, that is not the case. i know that the president said we cannot go out and we cannot go to our jobs if we don't get vaccinated. so what happens now, they should add more doses, so everyone here can get vaccinated. i don't know, like what our president has said if we are not vaccinated, we cannot go out. of course we are afraid because of the upcoming enhance community warranty. and if they keep extending the lockdown, who would provide our meals, if we can go out and see it from gabriel's scholarly visiting professor of public health at the university of bristol, in the united kingdom, who says there is a rush to beat the buyers in case it develops immunity to vaccine. the world health organization has got a point here. we've got a real in equity in terms of the distribution, the availability of vaccines to populations around

these are normally bustling streets of the capital. manila city, 30000000 residents on now on the stay at home orders in the 300 fatalities and more than 9000 cases were recorded on sunday, canada res letting american citizens cause its land borders for the 1st time. in 16 months. visitors from the us can now drive across off the canada lifted its non essential travel battle. monday, restrictions on canadians entering the us, remain in place. so we're going to start the pandemic. the u. s. has been turning away, migrants who cross the mexican border illegally without giving them a chance to seek asylum. many have been left in cities in northern mexico, where organized crime is a major problem. hundreds and i'll come down one of the worst effected areas. the board, a city of reynosa from my job home, and reports a migrant camp out in the open, one of the most dangerous cities in mexico. this is very no sir. it's no necros. mexico is a black hole where several criminal groups battling and even new struggles to get out. it's one of the places where us authorities ascending but people that

the usually bustling streets of the philippine capital manila reduced to a trickle of traffic. only those with authorization can leave their homes. the government oppose the heavy, 14 day lockdown this week. as like many of the neighboring nations, it work to stem the rapid spread of new cove in 1900 infections and a spike in deaths from the virus. scott, either al jazeera, bangkok, a slim down version of the world's largest arts festival has begun in scotland as well. slowly emerges from the pandemic, creative artists at the edinburgh fringe, a shining light on the other great crisis of our time. climate change journal reports. remember i, you ok. i got 3 and this is to be on the when a deadly wave in gulf, the city of dublin to friends must try to survive and reckon with the guild, trapped on the top floor of a city skyscraper. deny of the world. so powerful renewable resource afloat is an online production co written and starring eva o'connor at this year's pare down edinburgh festival fringe. i'm not sure if ours in and of itself can absolutely change the world. but it can

the usually bustling streets of the philippine capital manila reduced to a trickle of traffic. only those with authorization can leave their homes. the government impose the heavy 14 day lockdown this week, as like many of the neighboring nations, it work to stem the rapids spread of new cove in 1900 infections and a spike in deaths from the virus. its got either al jazeera, bangkok, canada's prime minister, is expected to call a federal election on sunday voting day will reportedly be september 20th, making it the shortest election campaign committed. justin should are hoping to turn a minority government into a majority riding on the successive candidates. high vaccination rates. opposition leaders, though, criticize the prospect of a snap election during a pandemic. britain's most senior police officer says detectives will be reviewing allegations made against persons. prince andrew was being sued in the united states by the genie fray. who says he sexually assault said to her when she was 17, he knows what he's done in the united states. his agents at the border with mexico

it comes as the capital. manila observes observes rather to wake locked down. more of most of its 3000000 residents are under stay at home. canada has started letting us citizens crossing borders once again, the rules which banned non essential travel across the land border were lifted earlier on monday. travelers needed need to be fully vaccinated against covered 19 and present a recent negative kit before entering canada. restrictions on canadians entering the u. s. however, remain. she had returned the report from detroit bride across the border from the canadian city of windsor. the community on the 1800 kilometer border also interconnected as such, integration between the communities. having said that, the, as you can see him, and this is traditionally the 2nd busiest lamb crossing or crossing between the us and canada. and that's how big huge rush on right now. the volume profit volume has been out about 90 percent since the pandemic began even witness relaxation of the rules. canadian border officials say they didn't expect that to be any more than maybe

everyone equally and managing to process lawfully the usually bustling streets of the philippine capital manila reduced to a trickle of traffic. only those with authorization can leave their homes. the government imposed the heavy 14 day locked down this week. as like many the neighboring nations, it work to stem the rapid spread of new cove at 900 infections and a spike in depth from the virus. its got either al jazeera bangkok hospital work is across the us have found themselves at the center of a national debate on coven 19 vaccines. there are calls to make jobs mandatory for all health employees. many are refusing to get the vaccine while continuing to care for sick patients. john hendrick reports from chicago to work at rush university medical center. there's a new rule, get the jab or get another job. i think it's the right thing to do. we are in health care, we should be maintaining how and we shouldn't be putting our patients addressed. and even though the risk of transmitting covert from health care worker to a patient as low as 0, there are strict exemptions or religious or medical re

everyone equally and managing to process lawfully the usually bustling streets of the philippine capital manila reduced to a trickle of traffic. only those with authorization can leave their homes. the government impose the heavy 14 day locked down this week, as like many of the neighboring nations, it work to stem the rapid spread of new cove at 1000 infections and a spike in depth from the virus. scott, either al jazeera, bangkok, still ahead on algebra, living in limbo, we talk to migrant, stuck between panama and columbia, with little more than the loads on their back to job or not to job why. health workers in the u. s. or the center for debate over vaccine mandate. ah, it's another beautiful sunny day, a 35000 feet. the weather sponsored by cattle airways booted world's best airline of 2021. hello, nice to see you. right off the bat. we've got to start with the flooding situation in north korea. there have been days of rain as of late and it is just piling up. so we see rivers rise rapidly. and you know, as we head toward thursday, we still have some showers lingering, round the korean pe

a to result down in the capital, manila has begun following a search in cases earlier. thousands of people lined up to jobs fairing that they wouldn't be allowed to leave home for work if not fully vaccinated. officials have since clarify, that's not the case. i know that the president said we cannot go out and we cannot go to our jobs if we don't get vaccinated. so what happens now, they should add more doses, so everyone here can get vaccinated. i don't know, like what our president has said. if we are not vaccinated, we cannot go out. of course, we are afraid because of the upcoming enhance community warranty. and if they keep extending the lockdown, who would provide our meals? if we can go out to south korea as president wants the country to become one of the world's top 5 vaccine manufacturers by 2025. when julian says covered $900.00 vaccines will be designated and national strategic technology alongside semiconductors and batteries. nearly $2000000000.00 will be set aside to boost the vaccine production over the next 5 years. well, the bride has more from song south korea. since th

the government says impulsive, another hard lockdown on the philippines, capital metro. manila was a painful decision to make but unnecessary one in order to prevent an uncontrollable surge of 19 pieces, specially as the rest of the delta barrier. the pin is shared by more than 13000000 of the cities. residents aren't only at risk of contracting the virus, but suffering further from the economic downturn base. the ducal couldn't sell food on the street, like she used to. and her husband has lost his job twice during the pandemic. the government has pledged to give $20.00 to every person affected by the crisis, and up to $80.00 to each family. but to duka says, that's not enough. power. if a member, if your household regularly takes medicine, how can $80.00 be enough? it's not enough to cover both medicine and food. it's this sentiment that drove thousands of people to the vaccination sites a day before the new orders came into effect. i don't know like what our president has said, if we're not vaccinated, we cannot go out. of course we're afraid because of the coming lock down. and i

so we, the philippine government has now imposed a 2 week hard lockdown on the philippine capital metro manila, it's called b enhanced community quarantine, which is the strictest form of lockdown does be imposed here in the philippines. and this is not true only for metro manila, this has been also been imposed on a couple of other areas in the philippines. in other words, where the philippine sees or the philippine government sees a risk of a cobit 19 case surge. that's where they would impose this enhanced community quarantine. of course, this is already the 2nd time that the philippine capital is going through this enhanced community quarantine. what this means is that only essential workers will be allowed to go out. only essential businesses will be allowed to remain open. only one member of each family will be allowed to go out to buy essential goods. now what you saw there, what happened on thursday here in metro manila, it's a little bit of a situation where people where misinformed president deterred in his last speech had said that he wanted and vaccinated people to not be able to g

census in the philippines had a tough new restrictions there, a 2 week locked down in the capital city. manila has started following a search in case these earlier thousands of people lined up for jobs, fearing they wouldn't be allowed to leave home for work if not fully vaccinated. officials have since clarified that that is not the case. covered 19 has left thousands of people unemployed and homeless in bangladesh. several charities are struggling to say open despite extended restrictions, country lopez put a gun as more this is one of the few food charities still operating on the streets of duncan. in a day it will feed more than 2000 people, many unemployed because of covered 19, they include security guard drivers and domestic workers. and among the group, there's also more homeless children. we just put our money and i can tell to the adults that there is no from that. but how can you tell that a little children over the last year and a half kids who come here, they've become our family charities, like, ma'am on kind of depends on donations from bangladesh for shut down because of the pa

manila. the busy capital of the philippines was, like the rest of the country, tense with excitement on the evea great national celebration, the 10th anniversary of independence. ♪♪ >> on the afternoon of july 3rd, mr. and mrs. nixon landed following brief ceremonies, mr. garcia accompanied the honored guests to where president and mrs. ramon aa waited them. -- awaited them. this, again, was more than a mere visit. it was an old reunion -- a warm reunion between old friends. on the morning of the 4th of july, a day glorious to both fill filipinos and americans, mr. nixon -- [inaudible] the martyr whose name is known to millions who cherish freedom. the column moment brought memories to all present, for it ♪ ♪ >> by permission of the president, the huge crowd was allowed to surge forward at parade's end, the better to hear the address of vice president nixon. >> i have witnessed many fourth of july parades. i have seen parades with many floats and many bands. but in all my life, i have never seen a parade to equal the one the philippines put on today. [cheers and applause] >> we in the united st

lethal that was one day before the start of a 2 week hard locked down here in metro manila, the philippine capital. now, there was a little bit of a fear factor there with people thinking that they will not be able to go out during this 2 week lockdown. and in particular, those who need to go to work the essential workers without them getting vaccinated . there was a little bit of misinformation problem there as well. people thinking there was a word that had gone out that they would not be able to get the $20.00 cash aid that the philippine government had promised for these 2 weeks. and so people scrambled to these vaccination sites. in manila, president desert, they also, in his last peach, had mentioned that he wanted those unvaccinated, to not be able to go out to be escorted back to their homes. even saying that, you know, he wants a law that would arrest people who are unvaccinated, if they go out of their homes. but the krona virus task force of the government had clarified that it said that that wasn't going to be the policy but weren't already got out. and so people went to these vaccinat

capital region. the philippines continues to see a spike in corbett 19 cases. but this current wave of the virus isn't limited to manila. elsewhere in the country, the number of infections is rising as well. area we need dudley spam and he lives in chasm province. more than 100 kilometer south of manila, his father tested positive for covey 19 before there was even talk of locked down. yet they say it took the 3 days to find him. a hospital that had a bed in one of the hospitals. my dad was just in the parking lot, the hospital staff probably does. so just leave the hospital premises and maybe try the provincial hospital when we arrived there. the doctor for pricing the discouraged us to even try re locked their dudley's father survived. but had he waited a few more days to be admitted, does we says the story might have turned out differently. but tough experts, warry, the situation could get worse. it seems like it's not slowing down at all in the past when you do laugh don't r a c q, maybe about a week later you'll see some slowing down, but we have not felt that manila streets aren't as empty as one would imagine du

the philippine government is easing current of ours restrictions in manila, despite reporting reco daily high and new infections. capital has been locked down for 2 weeks, but restrictions will be partially lifted on saturday. more than 17000 new cases were recorded on friday. and for the 2nd day in a row in malaysia, new corona virus cases have searched a record high of more than 23 and a half 1000. that's despite the country be in the lockdown since mid may, the health ministry says 98 percent of those you've tested positive only displayed mild symptoms. more than one and a half 1000000 cases have been recorded. australia and new zealand have seen cases increase while thailand has now passed. 1000000 infection reports from bank of australia's biggest city city seeing a surge of new cobra. 1900 infections will now be unlocked down until the end of september. people in the worst hit suburbs or faith a nighttime curfew. the cities, 5000000 residents, are now required to wear face mass outside. the wider state of new south wales has had 3 consecutive days of more than 600 new cases with drug everything as piece. and now i

manila. the busy capital of the philippines was, like the rest of theou