d. r. c. health officials say they are struggling with low rates of testing. regret late fee is you'd assess, representative in democratic republic of the congo. and he explains why children in new york are particularly vulnerable to the more deadly variance of inbox. with children uh, living in the equity. so as far as both um with sometimes um, uh, access to a range of all the um, uh, illnesses such as uh, measles. but also many something from the cute, both nutrition. them. making that immune systems way more vulnerable to uh, this new barrier box. and we'll see the 80 percent of the fatalities related to the children of the 5. the majority of these, sorry, $150.00, the majority of which the children under fire will certainly in areas affected by conflict and unrest. we tend to see the uh, to the delivery on basic so social services we can understand the children with, with all the including impulse but also all the aliases. the 1st question is the, the, the effect of this i'm trying to the diagno

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d. r. c. health officials say that they're struggling with low rates of testing the united nations as launched an urgent appeal for hundreds of millions of dollars to help people who don't have enough to eat in nigeria. soaring, inflation is hurting the countries for a report says more than 30000000 are facing food shortages. doctors are reporting a rise in the number of people suffering from acute no nutrition, sorento, rain and flooding in japan as killed at least 6 people. as tropical storm samsung continues the bath of the country. officials say one person is missing and more than a 100 have been injured. thousands of homes are without power, landslide and flood warnings are also in place. the still ahead on alpha 0 and sports, a record breaking run comes to an end in germany football league. any richardson with that story? just the unique perspectives, the mark, and stablish that it's going to go into the dr. using kamala harris's identity of the black women on heard voices, people who are close

d r. c. so from a public health perspective here, what kind of response would you recommend that governments take in order to help those in the d, r c, and internationally as well? first of all, i think we just have to be mindful, educate people who are traveling to and from the d. r c. and surrounding countries that they take care not to be infected. certainly not the kids involved in intimate contact with local people. the other thing is we have to join together with the world health organization to give resources, financial expertise, vaccines and the like sort of the ministry of health and d, r c has a better chance are beginning to control this upper well, thank you so much for your time and sharing your insights with us on dw, that has dr. william schaffner, with vanderbilt university. my pleasure. so now the united nations that says there are strong indications that bank was actually security forces use, excessive force when dealing with the recent student led protests. but let's, the ouster of former prime minister shake has seen the student leaders accuse authorities of violence. and

health care facilities. it seems like a very simple message on yet, obviously, because there are so many cases in d, r c. but there are, we are seeing cases elsewhere in the world as well for some of the messages and getting through how difficult is it to get that message across as well. i've seen that done. so what's us on vacation and hyphen upon oh, that's easy to practice. people need to be conscious of what they mean. good. hi john practices. but also it's important that there's also an investment component. way more infrastructure need to be in place. and that is an important thing to do at the home. people need to prioritize was assigned the patient and i jane is yeah, buildings. but also in got the likes, governments also need to prioritize investment and what a funding, teaching and hygiene services in health care does any whole. unfortunately, what we see is that wanting testing people do not have adequate homepage and practice as a faxing meetings. and unfortunately, the household, the wells healthcare facilities do not have the basic tend page in faxing. and this is online and it means that a

well as in going to, according to the world health organization, they're over $18000.00 suspected cases. and more than 600 this attributed to inbox in the d r c. the country has over 7000000 internally displaced people fleeing war . many that are in refugee camps are particularly vulnerable due to overcrowding, shelters, pour water and overall unsanitary conditions. so that gives a need mean it doesn't. immunological deficit. the immunological weakness, which makes no more likely to become more ill with anything i guess in south keybo province, doctors are doing all they can under difficult circumstances. law say they pause. now. we have more people here under treatment and we didn't have a choice to put them all together here as there is no spaces due to the number of patients forgetting. others are even waiting outside as this is the only place to treat and box for now. all patients are referred here, and this is exposing more patients to the infection. some patients are getting treated by jo, which in which in i started feeling pain without knowing that it was the beginning of impulse expires in my body. i am getting better under the treat

now while the world health organization, stresses by the impulse is not the next covert, the comment outbreak is posing a serious challenge and the d. r. c, especially for children dw, east africa view, which is mario miller. reports is i number 3 and this track, your brother, people mine at the to a recovering from impulse. the mother is released. i don't remember the virus fatality one particularly hot uses the guns when they own the stuff. he didn't sleep when he was crying all night in the army. in the morning he had a high fever and started to get rashes. so that's why i came here to the hospital and tony but took it's on the doctors gave the children antibiotics and the cream let's get the rafters were hurting me. when i put the medicine on, i feel better, and i just take care of this hospital near goma and the democratic republic of congo is full of children and young people with inbox. they're more likely to get it and more likely to die. as a result, the viral infection specially contact with the skin saliva, oprah, but also through sexual contact, where they put the most that it was we have our mortality rate of between 5 and 1

d r. c, which is the worst effected country and estimated $3500000.00 doses will be needed to cover the outbreak. irene, always as popo is a health policy analyst with was of age. and she told us here that vaccines were only part of the solution that things are very important. that was assigned to cation and hydrogen, very key in the prevention, but also the management of impulse, and not the same. we need people to also practice time hydrogen saved from hydrogen practices in communities, but also in health care facilities. and also it's important that there's also an investment component. way we'll talk infrastructure, need to be in place. and that's as unimportant things to do at the home. people need to prioritize both to send the patient and aging is the building. but also in that the need that governments also need to prioritize investments and what the funding teaching and hygiene services in health care possibly is any homes or thoughts may be what we see. that wanting testing people do not have adequate homepage and practices of procedures. and unfortunately, the household, the wealth healthcare possibly does not have the

trying to help the health services of the health personnel on the ground with what's going on right now with impulse. i think that shows up the topic is in d, r c and surrounding countries need to upgrade to on preparations. that means making sure the practitioners are uh, familiarized with the same terms and signs, ensure that the have a systems in place for surveillance and the testing and the to put into place of preventing public health to measure as well. uh, which include, for example, a hygiene son is ation water and infection control, which i think has an advantage. not only would it helps against and bolts, but also doing so many other endemic, good, good, good, good diseases. including recent, the academics which are still going to go away in these parts of the work. so that's the number one steps to be taken under to prepay the public as well to be, recognize the disease when it happens and their families and communities and bring it to their attention. all the health care providers, so that the beach, oh break as it tables can be properly tracked. yeah, we'll talk about how they actually get that word as well a little bit later in t

d r c. thank you so much as bringing dr. do send. i'm j, regional emergency director with the world health organization, regional office for africa, tutoring is from brownsville in congo. what is the most urgent thing that needs to be done right now? actually the most important thing is to develop this sort of bottom system in order to detect to the case as possible and as possible. and also those cases of detective to iceland exempt from the if somebody in order to avoid a transmission from the case to the people at the top of the infection yet. but have, so we need the welfare to get to the international community in order to mobilize that associated the available in order to be addition on vaccine the countries, but also being a bigger thing than the capacity to those countries. and in the past, you may have heard the reporting there from our correspondent who's in goma. what you say needs to happen is not happening. so what kind of talks are you having either with authorities in d, r c, or a neighboring countries to, to, to try and move things along. as we are working before the come to the big affected sauce w, shore has office in the

highest number of cases, health officials that is struggling with low rates of testing, as well as a delay in the role as of vaccines. more than 600 people have died from impulse, and d r. c. the director of libya, central bank says he and all the senior stuff. i've left the country after being threatened by on groups. last week's presidential council based and tripoli ordered the removal of the director and to point to the new board. that's increase tensions between revival factions over who should control that is cash reserves. those are the headlines of use continues here and i'll just get off to the bottom line. the a. hi, i'm steve clements. i have a question. is the war on garza and height intention across the middle east becoming the new normal? let's get to the bottom line in less than a year, events, but used to be seen as dangerous game changers are now seen as reading moments in the middle east. you have been attacking israel and shutting down global shipping lanes. has ballade talking about bombing the headquarters of b is really massage, a 100 is really war planes bombing lab and on the united nations, announcing that it can no longer operate in gaza. because

number of cases, health officials that are struggling with low rates of testing, as well as a delay and the roll out of vaccines. more than 600 people have died from impulse and d r c. so is the start of this year. the virus was spread to several african nations as well as parts of europe and asia, and all i work on a reports from a clinic and consumer and democratic republic of congo, doctor's dare say they barely have enough clubs or supplies. yeah, yeah. one of the treatment center cards. a couple. look at the d i. the problem is are sold to people. this is what does i've been dealing here with the info guessing 0. that was on cause is on the take too much these last month. and almost the end of the was really reported the one with the here, every morning the to come with them here trying to choose this is the, i guess is, and those were coming because they're receiving almost such a people every day. easy. i for doing the head of opportunities of this for all these. and then this is where the trying to put some of them but to the planning or would they don't have enough blogs since they've been dealing with this image is the situation in the there is a crowd of

as in girl under, according to the world health organization, there are over $18000.00 suspected cases. and more than $600.00 dis, attributed to inbox. in the d r c, the country has over 7000000 internally displaced people fleeing war. many that are in refugee camps are particularly vulnerable due to overcrowding, shelters, pour water and overall unsanitary conditions. so that gives a need mean it doesn't. immunological deficit is an immunological weakness, which makes them more likely to become more ill with anything they get in south kiva. province, doctors are doing all they can under difficult circumstances. law, say the personnel. we have more people here under treatment and we didn't have a choice to put them all together here as there's no spaces due to the number of patients forgetting. others are even waiting outside is this is the only place to treat and fox for now, all patients are referred here and this is exposing more patients to the infection . some patients are getting treated my job, which in over 2 i started feeling kind without knowing that it was the beginning of impulse sparse and my body. i am getting better under the treat

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