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and mortuaries in ecuador run out of space now bodies are being stored in giant refrigerated containers. britain's prime minister boris johnson has been taken to hospital as he continues to battle a corona virus infection a spokesman said that he'd been admitted as a precaution because he still has symptoms 10 days after testing positive earlier britain's queen elizabeth made a rare address to her nation the 93 year old monarch urged people to remain united and resolute to overcome the virus america's top surgeon has told americans to prepare for the hardest and saddest week of their lives more than 1000 people have died so far over 1200 on saturday alone the highest in a single day the next week is going to be our pearl harbor moment it's going to be our 911 moment and it's going to be the hardest moment for many americans in their entire lives and we really need to understand that if we want to flatten that curve and get through that to the other side everyone needs to do their part 90 percent of americans are doing their part even in the states where where where they haven't had a sh

deaths in guayaquil is actually far higher the government test started using giant refrigerated containers to store bodies and guatemala's president says several migrants and a u.s. deportation find have tested positive focal that 19 the migrants who were returned to guatemala on monday deportation flights have now been suspended they're upset with the headlines on al-jazeera much more as always and i website al jazeera dot com talk to al-jazeera is next. save humanity i really really not getting. villages back to the ground. hundreds of thousands displaced. mass murder. that is compelling evidence of genocide and genocide and yet. the gambia has taken me to the international court of justice accusing its government of orchestrating a campaign of destruction against the rocking of people there will be no tolerance of human rights violations and the kind. of thing you did any animal but now we have evidence showing that for many rohingya the nightmare continues on what. i bloody well known. as the well the weights of the ticks when no one east has been given access to years of secret videos. and we

government is trying to do something about it it started sending these special refrigerated containers to store the bodies that were piling up in the main hospital there or that people were storing in their houses or even on the streets also saying we're starting to same 2000 cardboard coffins and a special hotline phone has been set up for people to call if they need help or if they need the bodies to be picked up the vice president of ecuador is publicly asked for an apology for the way they've been dealing with the crisis especially at the beginning when they really haven't been able to enforce a quarantine in the city of guayaquil but the number of that keep going up another 180 confirmed cases on sunday in the government saying that the that number is probably below the real number of the victims of this virus and this u. 2 asian in ecuador is also becoming very worrisome for the neighbors of ecuador both colombia and peru have sent the military to the border to try and stop people crossing illegally leaving ecuador even if the borders are closed. street musicians in mexico city is singing

introduction the government is trying to respond to this you to a sion sending these huge refrigerated containers to store the bodies that haven't been able to be picked up from the main hospital from people's homes or even from the streets of guayaquil in some cases that the government is also sending 2000 they said cardboard coffins to try to help with the situation here in a special telephone number a hotline has been set up for people that need help they can call this number to see if somebody will come and pick up the body at their house it's a very truly terrible situation so much so that the vice president of the weather went on television and made a public apology for their response to this crisis especially at the beginning when the government hasn't been able to truly m. for sick quarantine that was put in place in kiev and other cities across the country and the numbers keep going up there there are another 180 confirmed deaths on a sunday in the government saying that that number is probably below the reality and also a lot of warre now in neighboring countries here in colombia and in peril wh

it's been hit like a bomb hospitals and overwhelmed and refrigerated containers are storing bodies the government says the virus has killed around 400 people nationwide but doctors say many more have died in the city and the surrounding region well some of the news now and police in hong kong have confirmed the arrest of 14 pro-democracy supporters politicians and activists in connection with mass protests last year china's government office in hong kong said on friday it's not bound by laws preventing beijing from interfering in hong kong's affair with. the president of the philippines is valuing to crush the government's enemies after a fight is linked to eisele king killed 11 soldiers another 14 were wounded in the southern mostly majority province of sulu where the army is combating fighters. well those are the headlines join me for more news here and listening post do stay with us on out of there as corona virus continues to devastate the united states the race to the white house goes on joe biden has all but secured his place is the democratic nominee but can he beat still trump

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the city and the surrounding region the government has now started using giant refrigerated containers to store bodies the city's mayor says cove in 1000 hit like a bomb and overwhelmed hospitals police in peru have detained around 150 people for breaking quarantine measures they were stopped on a main road outside of the capital lima and they said they were trying to go home to their villages because they've lost their jobs and fear of starvation if they stay in the city university researchers in california say the results of an antibody study suggests that the growth that coronavirus in the u.s. state is actually far more widespread than previously thought stanford university found the infection total could actually be $50.00 to $85.00 times higher than what the government says it is more than $3000.00 californians in santa clara county were tested in the 1st large scale study of its kind well scientists worldwide searching for a vaccine but developing one within a year it would be regarded as unprecedented so what if existing drugs could be repurposed for covert $900.00 treatment and be read

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city in ecuador says it's been hit like a bomb hospitals and overwhelmed and refrigerated containers are storing bodies the government says the virus has killed around $400.00 people nationwide but doctors say many more have died in the city and the surrounding region well some of the news now and police in hong kong have confirmed the arrest of 14 pro-democracy supporters politicians and activists in connection with mass protests last year china's government office in hong kong said on friday it's not bound by laws preventing beijing from interfering in hong kong's affair with. the president of the philippines is valen to crush the government's enemies after a fight is linked to eisele king killed 11 soldiers another 14 were wounded in the southern muslim majority province of sooty where the army is combating fighters. well those are the headlines join me for more news here and listening post do stay with us on out of there as corona virus continues to devastate the united states the race to the white house goes on joe biden has all but secured his place is the democratic nominee but can he bea

in guayaquil and the surrounding region the government has started using giant refrigerated contains to store bodies the city's mayor says call the 1000 hit like a bomb and overwhelmed hospitals. and 150 people have been detained for breaking quarantine measures but he's picked them up on one of the highways that connects the capital to the region's they say they want to go back to their villages because if lost their jobs and fear they could stop if they stay in the city health officials in mexico are increasing calls for people to wash hands regularly with water and soap to counter the spread of corona virus a tens of thousands of people in mexico city's poorest don't have running water in their homes. like millions of residents of mexico city. is heeding the advice of health officials and is trying to stay indoors though it's not always easy to quarantine when you share a home with 13 people. the weather has been hot and to make matters worse there's a water shortage. it can be 2 weeks without any flowing water we can go 15 days without water we can figure it out but it can be complicated

containers a day. we are now up to 1000 to 2000, there is some improvement. we are looking at storingher facilities that we have. we are pushing cargo, doing whatever it takes. this.l be able to handle the business community, ,actories have to cooperate especially cold storage facilities. they need to open and take deliveries. unprecedented developments, how will this impact your revenue? what losses are you anticipating for the year? isique: the whole thing unprecedented. we are not calculating that. the living that counts is defeating the virus, surviving it and reducing it. everybody is saying flatten the thing that is the only that counts. this is a war with an unseen enemy, and we will have to tally up losses later. all of our ports are operating. volume is down somewhat, not as much as we expected. the worst is probably still to come. us a sense of what you have been hit the hardest. countries in0 australia, hong kong, mexico, where are you hit the most? enrique: i would say latin america is where we are seeing the biggest drops. places like mexico, brazil, ecuador, colombia. au

people don't buy in small containers in the grocery store. honest, it is an issue, from the storage and trucking. >> there is a new concern about the country's meat supply. meatpacking plants are tight quarters and as workers get sick , plants are closing across the country. expectsson says he plants to close, but he says the country will not run out of meat. >> a plant being down doesn't mean the hogs disappear. the homs are still out there. they will have to be slaughtered and processed at some point. as long asas the plants aren't permanently down, we aren't running out. >> this is happening while tens of millions of americans go hungry. with many out of work, this is what food bank distribution looks like. all across the country, from california to pennsylvania, florida to texas, miles of cars lined up for a box of free food. >> we are looking at an increase over theillion people course of the next six months. >> when they see that box of food coming into the cars, some of them smile and some of them cry. >> it has been a trend. until now

stores. plants were sent to our bottle now in certain container so i.e. the schools where small computers you know a lot of people buy them small containers and store a minute and then to be honest with the. issue from storage out in trucking and now there is a new concern about the country's meat supply meat packing plants are tight quarters and his workers get sick but the coronavirus plants are closing across the country analyst steve meyer says he expects more plants to close especially as it peaks in certain states at the end of may but he says the country will not run out of meat remember that a playground does mean that the hogs disappear i suppose hogs are still out there they will have to be slaughtered and processed at some point in time so as long as the plants are permanently down we're not running out and no this is happening while tens of millions of americans go hungry with so many out of work this is what food bank distribution now looks like all across the country from california to pennsylvania florida to texas miles of cars lined up for

refrigerated containers have been brought in to store the bodies and the government task force is picking up more it only that in the past 3 days the joint work force went from taking away 30 deceased per day to 150. to the city that's already overwhelmed knows that it only faces more cases more deaths john home and. china has come to a standstill tone of the thousands of victims of the coronavirus a national day of mourning but as the country gradually lifts restrictions other asian nations are tightening them sarah clarke reports. at 10 am on saturday china was brought to a halt. the national flag was flown at half mast across the country cars and trains sounded their horns and air raid sirens were set off as the nation paid its respects to those who've lost their lives to the coronavirus in the city where the outbreak originated people took to the streets bowing their heads in a moment of silence to mourn the dead they also thanked medical workers on the frontline in we'll hand our work you know and i think it is really moving what our chinese mad the coast guard has done as well as th

now the 2nd west hit nation in the region to brazil the government has now begun storing corpses and refrigeration containers as walks up ecuador has nearly 600 deaths but the author he says there were likely another 1001000 deaths that haven't been tested. peru's crew of corona virus cases have also said past 20000 double that of last week hospitals are struggling to treat patients bodies have been kept in hospital whole ways and medics say they've been forced to repeatedly reuse mosques the nationwide lockdown there has been extended until may tense and there's been a mass burial for victims of the virus in brazil these images that we're seeing are from the us that's the capital of amazonas state the death rate in the region has more than tripled since the outbreak began the local mayor is warning of a public calamity as already strained hospitals deal with an influx of patients brazil has reported more than 46000 cases and italy $3000.00 deaths and in europe why some schools in rural areas are reopening after being closed for a month attended still won't be made mandatory the decision was made off a year

now the 2nd worst hit nation in the region after brazil the government has begun storing corpses in refrigerated containers as morgues fill up a could or has nearly 600 confirmed cases. and hospitals in peru are increasingly strained after cases surged past 20000 there that is double the number of last week bodies are being kept in hospital hallways and medics say they're being forced to repeatedly reuse masks but in uruguay some schools in rural areas are reopening after being closed for months but attendance will not be made mandatory the decision was made after a year of quiet began seeing it to climb in the number of daily infections john holdren has more on the challenges facing latin american countries. if we talk about pap so salvador de costa rican central america who managed to keep the case told relatively down they'd say that was because they acted firmly and quickly to try and resolve this but then you mentioned there peru which has had a really explosion in the number of cases and that country was also praised internally and externally for trying when the president tried to get rid of it fairl

now the 2nd worst hit nation in the region off to brazil the government has begun storing bodies in refrigerated contain as as morgues fill up ecuador has nearly 600 confirmed deaths and hospitals in peru are increasingly strained off the cases past 20000 that's double the number of last week bodies have been kept in hospital hallways and health workers say they've been forced to reuse mosques but the decline in the number of infections i've seen some schools reopening and rural areas if you close for months attendance will not be made when day 3. venezuela says that robust testing and tougher measures have led to one of the lowest rates of coronavirus in the world having just over 300 cases in a country of 29000000 people but some doctors warn the numbers are being drastically under reported stories about the reports. they see more of a sales food on the streets of kut yeah i working class neighborhood in caracas the ongoing economic crisis and the lock down are having a big impact in her life. but i think i mean there are some real only working 3 hours a day i understand they are doing it to protect o

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in the city and the surrounding region the government has started using giant refrigerated containers to store bodies the city's mayor says koeppen $1000.00 hit it like a bomb and overwhelmed hospitals. police in peru have detained around 150 people for breaking quarantine measures that was stopped on a main road out of the capital lima said they were trying to go home to their villages because they've lost their jobs and fear starvation if they stay in the city a lockdown has been announced in sudan's capital khartoum that's fit to be in place for the next 3 weeks the decision was made as the health ministry announced a sharp increase in people who've contracted covert 19 that reported 30 new cases in the last day bringing the total number of those infected to 6610 people there have died. traffic was heavy in iran's capital on saturday morning as authorities allowed some businesses to reopen while some health experts have warned that may be opening too soon and iran's government says it's time to shift the focus back to the economy. has more on the easing restrictions. after nearly 2 months o

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has put its most populated areas under a 2 day curfew to try to contain the spread of the virus people rush to grocery and convenience stores after that announcement now $31.00 provinces are affected and they include the biggest cities istanbul and ankara bakeries hospitals pharmacies and went places that are making medical equipment are exempt and the lockdown is due to end on sunday at midnight turkey has confirmed 98 more deaths from the virus on friday bringing the total number to more than 1000 so then closer to explains how good weather led to this calf you. it was like a regular friday for istanbul probably many assume that because the weather would be nice for today and tomorrow sunday and also routines were afraid that more people would be going out yes the cafeteria as restaurants public places shopping malls they're all closed down but of course it is difficult to control those people and there was a conflict between don's opinion the government's opinion and what the science board has been recommending so far and yesterday we heard from some science board members that some of that is some of the board members so

put its most populated areas under a 2 day care few to try to contain the spread of the virus people rush to grocery and convenience stores after the announcement 31 cities are affected and they include istanbul and ankara bakeries hospitals pharmacies and workplaces that make medical equipment are exams now the lockdown is due to end on sunday at midnight turkey confirms 98 more deaths from the virus on friday bringing the total number to more than 1000 but our correspondents is live for us in istanbul sort of it seems that this really has been a long time coming with local authorities pressing for a lockdown and then the one pushing back so what finally got him over the line. exactly mass transit was not only the local authorities but also we've been hearing that the science or the science committee under the health ministry has been also urging the government to impose any immediate lockdown especially for istanbul with a population of more than 15000000 people and millions of syrians living in istanbul but add on has always been saying that the turkish economy is a will should should keep whirling the logistic line th

refrigerated containers have been brought in to store the bodies and the government task force is picking up more it only that in the past 3 days the joint work force went from taking away 30 deceased per day to 150. to the city that's already overwhelmed knows that it only faces new cases and more deaths join homans. iran is the middle east worst affected country in its fight against the virus has been badly hampered by u.s. sanctions the u.n. wants them race to talk within the country turns to getting back to work a has more. the last 24 hours we've seen 158 new reported deaths from the corona virus this is the largest it's been in recent days we've also seen 22560 new cases so that is lower in terms of overall infection rate that we than we've seen in the recent days but the numbers are staying steady and this is happening at a time when the nauru's holiday period has ended and what we're seeing on the streets of tehran is that people are beginning to come out of their homes they are beginning to return to work there is more traffic on the roads people are opening shops and businesses

a place an area where we can store and parent already the containers that contain those. all those used and i mean 18 equipment this is really the main the main issue figures from china show that when the pandemic was at its peak in february 159000 tons of medical waste were disposed of in 6 weeks since late january 240 tons of that was from harm the lone every day china had to construct a medical waste plant to cope. with many patients recovering at home and some were infected but chill no symptoms workers who collect household refuse are also at risk if we have to tell people to avoid throwing trash in piles like that it would be better if they put it in bags that baby away touching as much as possible and be awarded the risk of getting infected with corona virus and other diseases. asked the u.s. shore and other countries and recommending very must not disposing of them safely increases infection dress or iris can't stay on outside a surgical mask for 7 days as long as 7 days so if you are sick person contaminated the sky is the size of the mosque that facing you so yo

stores. simply order the product and you pick it up or have it delivered to you. because we have seen this works, covid-19, containing we believe that all stores in texas should be able to operate retail-to-go -- beginning next friday, one week from today. this allows you to be able to access more retailers while also minimizing contact with others. it also sets standards on retailers that assures safe practices intended to reduce exposure to covid-19. to learn what those standards are, go to dshs. texas.gov/coronavirus. next, your physical and mental health are important. especially in times like these. going to parks is an effective --i o address those those themes. parks will be reopened this coming monday. to reduce possible transmission of covid-19 in parks, visitors must wear face coverings or masks. visitors must maintain a distance of at least six feet from people who are not members of the same household. and for now, visitors cannot gather in groups larger than f ive. executive order also addresses schools. the team of doctors advising us has determined it would be unsafe to allow students together in schoo

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doubled to 22000 after a backlog of tests were analyzed the government has begun storing corpses in refrigerated containers as more. china has prosecuted a believes in citizen for alleged interference in hong kong's affairs hong kong was the site of widespread pro-democracy protests last year leading man who's accused of funding hostile groups in the u.s. . today with headlines got more news here right after inside story. as coronavirus continues to devastate the united states the race to the white house goes on joe biden has all but secured his place is the democratic nominee but can he still trump joining us for continuing coverage of the u.s. election 2020 on al-jazeera. how much of a threat is coronavirus to the world's food supply is there a serious warnings of a global shortage as the pandemic spread so how can the availability of food be safeguarded and can a famine crisis be averted this is inside story. hello welcome to the program i'm. widespread famine of biblical proportions the u.n. is warning covert 900 could cause an unprecedented humanitarian catastrophe it says the number of people who can

put its most populated areas under a terrific her few to try to contain the spread of the virus people rushed to grocery in convenience stores after the announcement was made 31 cities are affected including istanbul and ankara bakeries hospitals pharmacies and factories producing medical equipment are all exempt turkey confirmed $98.00 more deaths on friday taking the total to more than a thousands as demand grows in the philippines for a coronavirus testing one city is going out it alone with its own screening program in an effort to flatten the curve the government has been under fire for delaying plans to start mass testing nationwide's general allen's organ has more it's the scribed as the 1st localized mass says program for the coronavirus here like many cities villages weller is grappling with a pandemic and with help from these health workers they say they're taking matters into their own hands to set up their own testing system separate from the national government their aim is to stop the disease from spreading the 1st to get tested are some in this neighborhood described here as persons under investigation who may

refrigerated containers have been brought in to store the bodies and the government task force is picking up more it only that in the past 3 days the joint workforce went from taking away 30 deceased per day to 150. publicity blitz already overwhelmed knows that it only faces more cases more deaths john heilemann al jazeera. health care workers in pakistan are calling on the government to do more to help them fight the virus many cities are under locks and the prime minister has urged people to practice social distancing but critics say it's not enough this trial stratford reports. these policemen in the city of bashar are lucky to have protective clothing. is quite astounding health workers demand government help police and security forces are having to focus less on fighting crime and more and stopping the spread of covert 19 and a lot of the book that dealing with the law to solve the the needle also are not as. deep in this is it people she's for didn't want to see if you in the city or the bali. come to the gavi the streets of peshawar in the northwest of pakistan or virtually empty

refrigerated containers have been brought in to store the bodies the government is picking up it's only that in the past 3 days the joint work force went from taking away 30 deceased per day to $150.00. publicity blitz really overwhelmed only facing new cases their. own home. or some other news now the u.k.'s opposition labor party has a new leader k or starmer was elected as the person to take on prime minister boris johnson is the former director of public prosecutions and shadow break that secretary he won in a vote announced by email and social media because of concerns over coronavirus he replaces jeremy corbyn who stood down after 5 years under my leadership we will engage constructively with the government not opposition opposition sake not scoring party political points or making impossible demands but with the courage to support where that's the right thing to do but we will test the arguments that are put forward we will shine a torch on critical issues where we see mistakes or falter in government or things not happening as quickly as they should we'll challenge that and call

refrigerated containers have been brought in to store the bodies the government task force is picking up. only that in the past 3 days the joint work force went from taking away 30 deceased per day to 150. to the city that's already overwhelmed knows that it only places new cases mood their. own home and. australia's internal borders have been closed as officials try to take advantage of a decrease in the rate of new daily infections people have been warned to stay at home over the upcoming easter holiday the chief health officer said the daily crease in infections had fallen to around 5 percent prime minister scott morrison said the country was shifting to a suppression phase $28.00 people have died from the virus more than $5200.00 cases have been confirmed the early news on some of this early modeling is that at the current right if we keep doing what we're doing and we keep doing the work to upgrade our i.c.u. capacity and secure with the extra ventilators and all of the things we're doing right now then right now that trajectory is promising it's encouraging but there are no guar

refrigerated containers have been brought in to store the bodies and the government task force is picking up more if only that in the past 3 days the joint work force went from taking away 30 deceased per day to 150. to the city that's already overwhelmed knows that it only faces new cases more deaths john home and now disease. yes prisoners will they can find her their cells for the next 2 weeks. mates have died and 20 others hospitalized and one jail in the state of the way the ana prison salome reports on how prisoners are particularly vulnerable. with cells that leave little room for social distancing and a lifestyle particularly prone to the spreading of infectious disease advocates for the nations more than $2000000.00 inmates are sounding the alarm about the coronavirus in jails and prisons people live in very close quarters sleep in very close quarters in very close quarters are constantly engaging with each other in ways that it's impossible additionally you have staff coming in from the outside russians officers health care workers who are bringing the virus. virus out and that'