politicians have warned that the risks posed by shutting schools also need to be considered the mayor of chiba tashi he tokamak i tweeted was about parents and occupations that support society how will they manage society could collapse. but with opinion polls showing public dissatisfaction with handling of the corona virus outbreak is appears the prime minister is betting on school closures as an effective strategy to bring new infections under control. for more joining me from journalist michael michael thanks for being with us the 1st day of the school. hours have been. it's been a little chaotic. lots of companies and lots of their children are are scrambling to to try to deal with a situation that was unforeseen until just a couple of days ago obviously you know for the kids you know they may or may not be happy to be out of school but the parents who are many of them who depended on their kids being at school so that they could go to work many of them are in considerable trouble because they have to take time off from work or to figure out how to do teleworking and this is not just you know on

politicians have warned that the risks posed by shifting schools also need to be considered the mayor of chiba tashi he took a mag i tweeted it was about parents and occupations that support society how will they manage society could collapse. bush with opinion polls showing public dissatisfaction with handling of the corona virus outbreak is appears the prime minister is betting on school closures as an effective strategy to bring new infections under control. an agreement signed over the weekend between the united states and the taliban has paved the way for u.s. troops to withdraw from afghanistan the phase drawdown would mark the beginning of the end of nearly 20 years of american military involvement in afghanistan the afghan government was not included in the negotiations afghan president has already objected to a proposed taliban prisoner swap the stability of the deal could soon be put to the test with taliban fighters no more such weapon handovers are nothing new in afghanistan but there's a buzz in the air this week that afghans may finally see the day when the talk is no longer of guns an