i south africa's 5th wave of corona virus infections is cooling down. although most restrictions in the country have been lifted. the numbers of new infections as well as hospitalization rates remained lower than during previous waves. but in the past few weeks, many parents have still noticed that something isn't right. the western cape authorities around cape town, call it. an unprecedented pediatric search are correspondent adrienne creek has more magazine made. it seemed usually i'm a bit reluctance to give my kids medicine when they just have a case of the sniffles. but the past 2 months have been a nightmare when one is getting better. the other one is getting sick over and over again. and after several doctor visits, we now own a private pharmacy. oh, this one is c. o for alex and this young fulton. and i'm a firm has something to spray near murph redness vastly. she went to see doctor like 5 or 6 times. it's just heartbreaking to see the little ones not getting better off. and we're not the only ones we're having a problem. and sticking to a day

the corona virus that causes covey 19 on the other hand, is an r n, a virus. the instructions for making it's written on a much shorter single stranded chain because dna is more stable than r n a. the monkey pox virus doesn't mutate as quickly as r n a viruses like solves cosy to do this, i'll come to that selective pressure put onto the virus. for example, of explanation. can refine very quickly the so called is keep you. on the other hand, i mean the, the human pox virus, the test in eradicated by 980. i mean this just don't really change at all during all of this ever education campaign. monday hawks is a fairly close cover to the virus that causes small poll starting in the late 19 fifties, the international vaccination campaign that wiped out that terrible disease and age 20 years later. ready many younger people nowadays are unprotected, but medications that could help treat monkey pox already exist. on the 2 pucks viruses, a close enough relative that experts think even people who received small pokes vaccines decades ago should still be fairly safe. if

there are no corona virus restrictions this year. last year's event was restricted, as you may remember the 2020 tournament. it was mark meadows from our sports just is here to talk more everything about wimbleton. so nick was, is they never joke of which he has been very outspoken against the russian band, but he was there for the opening was yes, i mean he was the defending champion. so we decided to play. but he was very, very upset with wimbledon for banning russian and by the russian players he, serbia. and he said he didn't understand why individual players have got nothing to do with what's going on in ukraine should be punished. women and also lost its ranking points because of this decision which is also rankled players. but he decided to play. he got through in the 1st round. he beats after he is consumed. woo. the 2nd set actually. so it was a bit rusty, and he said he was quite surprised with the reaction he got one center called the fans are very positive towards him, despite his criticism of the toner. now it's obvious

so this is just a very co, it car is a part of the corona virus. so that when your brother says it injected into you as a vaccine, it behaves as if it has seen the virus. it produces, the body produces antibodies, anti cells, and you have some immunity. so that's the approach we're using. over the next few months, the vaccine candidates will be tested on mice. i'm optimistic, but as a scientist i have to be cautious. but we've done everything right. and i'm keeping my fingers crossed, and i hope that out of the 3 vaccine candidates, at least one will give us the right immune response. and if the team is successful, they'll have made a valuable contribution to boosting africa's capacity to respond to any future pandemic. that's all for this week to stay healthy and see you next time. think ah, with who to the point to clear positions. international perspectives. russian troops are stepping up their offensive and ukraine's industrial hard land as the conflict because the war of attrition, ukraine pleads for additional heavy weapons to hold off the in

after more than 1000000 deaths attributed to the corona virus. what did america get wrong and it's response? and it's going to get any better. let's get to the bottom line. ah, america's response to the cobra. 1900 pandemic has always been a work in progress. in the early days, very few people knew what the virus was or what the world was going to do about it . different countries tried to fight cove it in different ways, shutting borders and locking down their citizens as much as possible. this show did its 1st expose a on the potential consequences of a devotee pandemic. on february 11th, 2020, even before it had been officially termed append demik, but many simply did not take the threat seriously at that time. as time marches on and vaccines are becoming more widespread, people are learning to live side by side with a virus, even though we're obviously not out of the woods. now we're seeing people who already got the virus get reinfected in some cases reinfected again. we still don't know what all the effects of long covert are, and the virus

in others, the corona virus causes severe symptoms that can lead to hospitalization and even death. a number of factors can increase the risk of severe cove in 1900 symptoms, including age, sex and vaccination status. but there's also strong evidence that many pre existing medical conditions or co morbidities, can also put patients at greater risk. one in particular is obesity. obesity is one of the, well, it's fabulous risk factors for koby 19. we have to keep in mind that we have some differences between the us and europe, so you have more patients with obesity in the u. s. so this came up very early in the panoramic in europe, where we have some other risk factors, especially hypertension and diabetes, a little bit more than obesity. still, in the high respect all over the world, the corona virus enters the body through the airways and often stays in the upper respiratory tract, the sinuses, nose and throat. but if the virus manages to reach the lungs and flourish, it can cause life threatening pneumonia or an immune reaction that spins out of control. this means that people with

the relationship and their shared professional experience became even more valuable during the corona virus pandemic. we have a great ongoing relationship and we weren't together in the fight against cove. it right from the start and on the chart and also the robert kalk institute. what together with the rwandan cns we were involved, even before the 1st case was discovered here i was a huge success of our cooperation to put it bluntly, we have saved many lives here through the cooperation. and now, one of the 2 factories that will produce the by on tech pfizer coven vaccine in africa, is being built in rwanda. but with kobe 19 in the spotlight, it's important as professor mock and helped points out, that other medical issues aren't forgotten. malaria, the pathogens of which are becoming more and more resistant to previously effective drugs. tuberculosis and diseases caused by pollution. professor mocking helped calls these illnesses, the diseases of poverty an anglican church school in moo hung this city. on special climate action days, the students plant trees order, those are with v

deborah burke's was the white house corona virus task force coordinator during the trump administration. and she just come out with a book on her time, their silent invasion, the untold story of the trumpet, ministration cove in 19 and preventing the next pandemic before it's too late. dr. burks, thank you so much for joining us today. and i guess, you know, the obvious question is, when you kind of look at the pandemic came and i was, you know, we were talking about that on february 2020, early before a lot of folks had even begun to register. this might be serious. how did we get so much wrong? well, you know, i think most of our people who are working in public healthy united states haven't worked globally. and we've been battling pandemic h i v. tv malaria as the people around the world for decades and successfully so. so we had those lessons learned. so i mean, it's interesting that international system had it well because we knew we knew that it starts with community and it starts with data and it starts working with people from day one. and so i think where the us really thought

deborah burke's was the white house corona virus task force coordinator during the trump administration. and she just come out with a book on her time, their silent invasion, the untold story of the trump administration cove in 1900 and preventing the next pandemic before. it's too late. dr. burks. thank you so much for joining us today. and i guess, you know, the obvious question is when you try to look at the pandemic came and i was, you know, we were talking about that on february 2020, early before a lot of folks had even begun to register. this might be serious. how did we get so much wrong? well, you know, i think most of our people who are working in public healthy united states haven't worked globally. and we've been battling pandemic h i v. tv malaria as the people around the world for decades and successfully so. so we had those lessons learned, so it's interesting that international system had it well because we knew we knew that it starts with community and it starts with data and it starts working with people from day one. and so i think where the us really thought that the

due to the corona virus pandemic. these endemic tropical diseases have been somewhat overlooked lately, but they remain a serious problem. professor frank malcolm helped heads the department of tropical and international medicine at berlin's chevy tay hospital than him. one the poor people in rwanda have an increased risk of malaria, his malnutrition, all kinds of other infectious diseases, diarrhea and respiratory diseases. that's understandable is not the body can't cope as well with 23 or 4 illnesses up as it can with one. they're also more difficult to treat miniature if the one is positive consultation in the laboratory or clinical test data from this small rural health center in africa, can also be of interest to academic researchers in berlin. so it's important to clarify how patient data is handled. the teaching hospital in butare, the 4th, the largest city in rwanda has been working closely with berlin's share, he tay, for a number of years. the relationship and their shared professional experience became eve

one reason for the crisis is of course the corona, corona induced slumping tourism. on top of that though, there was also political missteps such as the ban on artificial fertilizers, the result, a crisis for one of the country's most important industries. mary albion has spent more than half of her life plucking leaves on this deity. after her husband died, she became the sole grad, been for her family, but she's barely making ends meet. mangin glenda got a kid, a lot of the income we get is not enough to cover our expenses. this is the only work we do. we have no other work. mary is one of the houses who work on privately owned plantations, spread across the hilly countryside of central felucca. d is one of the areas most exported commodities, making the industry vital for the she, lunk, on economy accounting for $1300000000.00 annually with the country deep in financial crunch. the, the industry 2 has hit a rough batch. the severe shortage of fuel and long power cuts had affected the industrial daily operations including processing production and transportation. d

this year the shot has been designed to protect against a wide variety of corona viruses. they have universal dose or better protect against on the chron and it's various. now ferdinand marcos junior has taken office as president of the philippines marking the return of the country's most infamous family to its highest office. marcus used his inaugural address to say he wanted to talk about the future, not the past. for the countries economy, that means recovery from the pandemic and a battle against inflation. you know gratian of ferdinand marco's junior marks and astounding return for the son, whose father was ousted from office 36 years ago. but in his inaugural address, the new president instead focused on post pandemic, economic revival hours was the fastest growing economy in us, ian my ways. now all they did, i want to build on success that's already happening. we will be presenting the public with a comprehensive infrastructure plan 6 years could be just about enough time. no part of our country will be neglected. mark, also known as bumble, won a clear victory tha

women, the workers and the pharmacy, you know, kudos economy was just starting to recover from the corona, virus pandemic. but weeks nationwide, protest will now make that recovery even harder to have your corresponding. ramirez is inaccurate. capital g t o n spoke to people there about the romance. since the beginning of this national is try can vision us be bo hub, asked 10 measures to the government in order to improve the economic situation of the countries, such as, for example, reducing the to price of fuel reducing oil of production on mine in their territories establishing a controlled prize for basic goods and lifting a state of emergency that was signed by the president a few days ago since then. almost none of this and measures have been met by the government. actually just last night, the president lift that this state of emergency, but he hassan ah com, the birth local goth lost in that final. but till the w. she can go won't better at wimbledon. i mean, obviously the going into the tournament that i don't want to put too much pressure myself or guiding that. i, i know it's g

there's no corona virus restrictions this time around. last year's event was restricted on the 2020 tournament was cancelled. and let's get you a quick update on the top stories we're following for you training authority. sally's 13 people have been killed in a russian cruise missile strike on a shopping mall. essentially, ukraine officials believe more than a 1000 people were inside at the time of the attack. president vladimir zalinski condemned it, calling it another russian war crime. germans answer all of sholtes has told the leaders of the g 7 summit that relations with russia cannot go back to how they were before the war in ukraine. germany is hosting the summit of the g 7 group of leading nations taking place in the varia in southern germany. and don't forget, you can always get g w news on the go. just download our app or google play or the apple app store. i'll give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news we've got for you for now, but stay tuned. my colleague

this is what the corona virus looks like in them. after being fast reported in the netherlands in february 2020 cove, it 19 ripped through many populations in european farms. when the virus mutated in the animals began infecting staff, the farms, then monks government, drastic action, and called every farm menke in the country. millions of them in denmark or in the mink outbreak, we saw that the virus changed in a way that it could be. it could become more infectious to people and could also spread more rapidly in people. so use animal. the transmissions can be very important and can be very risky for protocol reasons. in the u. s. research as a now looking at the potential threat posed by white tail deer, which may yet prove problematic for the course of the pandemic. the world health organization currently estimates that one in 3 of the animals across the whole of the u. s. have been infected with coven. 19. that's in the wake of an outbreak that started mid 2021. 1 paper, not yet peer reviewed reports, a case with a virus is thoug

and staying with wimbledon, there are already big problems with the corona virus just 2 days into the tennis championships. top mens contender material bare a teeny was, has to withdraw after testing positive italian one to warm up tournaments before wimbledon and was runner up the grad, grass grand slam last year. fellow men's singles player marin chillin has also tested positive and pulled out. there are no extra corona virus restrictions at the tournament this year, so close contacts do not need to warranty. rob, what is of next with your business news? don't forget our website that has all the latest news around the clock at t w dot com. i'm on the need to thanks for joining who's good morning and how can this passionate hatred of a people be blamed? he'll go upon a history of anti semitism is a history of.

after 2 and a half years of the corona virus pandemic, many african economies are desolate shape. and now, thanks to russia's invasion of ukraine, food prices are soaring. like here in tunisia, demonstrators, madrid, fear what's yet to come is even in the less willing to guide me. if this migration policy continues, we'll likely see more seems like this and more deaths, just as much as it will be done. the exact f toll remains unknown. it's also unclear whether mass panic caused the fatalities as authorities claim for the time being many questions remain unanswered. sports now and the wimbleton tennis championships start later today with russian and bell russian players band due to the invasion of ukraine. other players are skipping the event after it lost ranking points due to the controversial decision. but several top stores are competing, including a certain 40 year old, making her singles come back after a year off stepping on to the grass once again at 40. this may be a last wimbledon appearance for serena williams. she was hurt at last. she has championships and is only now

and now with a corona virus pandemic, they're being discriminated further. a few weeks ago this day with 88 rooms became nationwide news. health authorities move the haitian residence to a special quarantine area with better facilities. the 1st, the results of their role, the virus tests were published on the municipalities, web page, violating a patients right to confidentiality. the neighbors began throwing rocks and hurling insults at the haitians because a few of them had been confirmed to be carried corona virus. now they tell us that they feel even more discriminated and vulnerable than ever from the world's most populated region. in depth stories from across asia pacific with diverse coaches and conflicting politics, one east on al jazeera, ah.

however, i also know that even m r n e has its limits under constant o amidst the corona virus crisis, the platform proved to be a game changer. the m r n a vaccine developed by, by on tech. and pfizer was the 1st cove at 19 vaccine approved by the european union union shorts. that service is a viral, a just at the university medical center u. k. e. in hamburg, he's been on healthcare's front lines during the pandemic. d. m, an our to him are in a technology came just at the right time. we were lucky that this technology could be applied straight away. the great advantage of this platform is that it lets us produce large quantities of vaccines very quickly. the ash no. gorsling himself. he austin, the official global death toll of coven 19 stands at well over 6000000. but the world health organization estimates the true number of victims is 2 or even 3 times that that makes the sorry, c o, v. to more stating the most of the past pandemic. only the spanish glue and h i v aids have claimed more lives. if not for m r n, a vaccines, the calvin 19 crisis would have been even more dramatic.

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and all this, in the midst of the corona virus pandemic, the hard work of reconstruction has begun. over $900.00 workers have been employed just to clear up the volcanic ash, the public body entrusted to carry out the work by the governments of spain and the canary islands is guessed plan. i will not be philosophy local. the most difficult thing was to see people totally shattered and seeing the psychological impact of losing their home. somebody. i put myself in their place, saw the anxiety. they're still suffering that you're in the middle of a pandemic. that is not yet over on the it still with us and will continue in the future. you're in the, if you see it on a full little homes and homes are slowly being salvaged. this house was covered up to its windows in ash, visitors as well as locals come to see the devastation. in some places, the lava has solidified to create a wall 70 meters high, and it spread out over 3 kilometers on its journey down to the sea. on one side is lush vegetation, on the other lava cuts off a motorway covering entire neighborhoods, including a local heal

before corona's truck cities like dubrovnik, venice and barcelona, were inundated with tourists leaving visitors, frustrated and local stressed. but changes of foot yelping down the we want quality tourism, which makes people fall in love with venice. they fall in love under the gaze of big brother, many towns and now using c, c t, v on a wide scale. and we ourselves provide a vast amount of data if we try to turn big data into small plato and simply by networking data algorithms identify our needs and agencies provide the appropriate office. yes, we're already airborne again. but can we still travel without feeling guilty? last rumble us barcelona, is famous pedestrian boulevard. and before corona, a tourist hotspot, locals felt they were being drowned out by the tourist holds. antonia felt wera once to give residence, a voice through a new public radio station. yeah, because i live here and enjoy getting to know my name is myra. anyway, it's often said that li city trellis don't even know who lives next door as well, but i know lots of people in my neighborhood, yoga mika for so. ange

before corona up to 10 cruise ships sailed into venice each day. and up to 20000 tourists went ashore. not only to these giant vessels admit vast quantities of pollutants, their wakes also damaged the foundations of local buildings, most of which are built on wooden piles. companies still use venice as the highlight of their cruises, sailing past st. mark's square at daybreak. it's like something out of a fairy tale. but venice itself doesn't profit much from this kind of tourism. the docking fees go to rome, and the passengers eat and sleep on board. and some tour operators report their earnings in tax havens like panama. but venice is head of tourism is still glad to see visitors returning. ah, did i mean that you die for mother? at last? there is life in the city again after a difficult here. people here can again lead normal lives, and many of them have been hard head that was done before the pandemic venice was overrun with tourists 30000000 each year. many were day trippers, all with the same agenda. c st. mark's square ride in a gondola, cro