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shut down the internet over the last year and access remains restricted the kashmir chamber of commerce and industry says the economy lost $2000000000.00 during the initial crackdown in the 2nd half of 2019 covert 19 has made things even worse. tens of thousands mostly civilians being killed in the 30 years since an uprising began demanding greater self-determination. rights groups and activists say the government ending kashmir's autonomy has reinvigorated recruitment into armed groups everything was done on the name of prosperity peace but if the c.e.o. to get on things had been otherwise whatever it a little freedom was given you know by before 50 against here by day and begonias rule on it before the previous governments you know are no more. the indian government continues to deny journalists working with the international media permission to visit kashmir the mini didn't end there is to do with what is behind the filing of the filed complaints of the one eyed religion against the security forces against the police and instance i do not deny in there maybe some cases of humanoid ready. not doin

of $25,000 per month. the almeida theatre was built in 1932 and reopened in 2008 after it was restored. >>> the pandemic is having a major impact on san francisco's restaurant industry. according to the chamber of commercere than half of the city's restaurants had no seals at all. the reports say restaurant sales are down 91% since the pandemic began in march pick that information was collected using credit card information and does not include cash sales. >>> a hobby that was created as the pandemic began is turning into a moneymaking new business in san francisco. five months ago a restaurant owner and a laid-off tech worker tried to deal with the coronavirus shutdown so they teamed up their money and started making acrylic shells to help prevent the virus. at first they were giving these away but soon word spread and there'd demand grew and now they opened a company called viral guard systems. >> it is nice to have a job and be able to keep some of my out of work normal employees easy right now. and to do something good to help stop the spread of covid- 19. i can't be out fighting the fires and really do much with that but through my skills and ability, i can help give back to the communities and kee

. >>> looking forward to a covid- 19 test and restaurants, the pandemic is a big impact on the restaurant industry. according to the chamber of commerce, half of the city's restaurants do not have any sales at all. restaurant sales are down 91 percent since the pandemic started in march. the data was collected using credit card information, so it might be slightly different because it does not include cash sales. east bay movie theater that opened is now in danger of shutting down. the alameda theater has been closed since march because of the pandemic. supporters say the facility has $25,000 in insurance and maintenance costs every month. a go fund me account has raised 6000 dollars with a $100,000 goal. the theater was built in 1932 and reopened in 2008 after being restored. >>> people in the north bay are returning to their neighborhoods, following the lnu lightning complex fires's. we will show you how fire survivors past and present support each other. >>> one man and the south bay lost his home months after mourning the death of his fiancc. we will tell you how he is trying to keep a positive outlook on life. superfast internet.