dhaka certainly is not alone around the world many mega-cities have this problem on the roads and dhaka though were built for one hundred fifty thousand vehicles a day they're now accommodating one point eight million vehicles. what is not easy is a very very long and slow process but you see a similar pattern of road safety in every country as it most arises and it takes a long time for a society to introduce the sort of. regulation but also more importantly social. values and social consensus as necessary to achieve. the sort of acceptable level of safety enjoyed in the west but. the it's the harder the more crowded the country is and it's harder the more problematic the countries with. who of political pressure one with political debate ok mentioned it's not just regulations it's also about social values and consensus social consensus what specifically you talking about there. well. this is very similar in every country that goes through this process of an acceptance that. all sorts of responsibilities. come with driving large vehicles particularly through crowded cities. if you reca

injured on what is now the eighth straight day of protests in a moment we are live to the streets of dhaka with some via choudhry first the full story with paul shouldn't you. student protesters have blocked streets and bangladesh for the past week they're demanding government action to improve road

many dhaka residents sympathise with their anger. that i those drivers killed the students and now students are protesting the killing i think the drivers should get the harshest punishment with the idea of the way they killed people just standing beside the streets of course it's a crime and a punishable offense everyone's life has value the drivers must get punishments like the death penalty so people will be more careful. the ongoing protests and outbreaks of violence have put the government on the defensive. private bus companies are also feeling the pressure police have stepped up spot checks and started compounding vehicles. protesters have also set hundreds of vehicles on fire that's prompted some operators to keep their buses in the depots. but i got one we stopped our buses running because students attacked and damaged our vehicles we cannot go on the roads students hit our drivers and our things so no vehicles could move. protesters want the government to address issues that make the roads unsafe streets are overcrowded man

which activists say are linked to the government have attacked students at east west university and dhaka riot police used tear gas to disperse crowds in the capital a security laws being imposed so police can arrest a gathering of more than four people or test began last week after the deaths of two students who were hit by a speeding bus the committee to protect journalists is calling for the release of anyone held over their coverage of these protests. and journalists. was soon detained after this interview on al-jazeera on sunday at least five journalists were attacked during the protest including an associated press photographer. joins us now from the capital dhaka as we said this appears to start about road safety but clearly there's got to be a lot more of those driving these protests. yeah there is. you know the political climate here is quite volatile and intense there is. election down the road there's been recently a lot of municipality election with the opposition was not happy because of the rigging in those elections so the climate itself is quite tense just to bring you som

dhaka has been brought toa speeding bus.to a standstill, with major roads block. the students say they want improved safety measures. more than 4000 people die in road accidents in bangladesh each year. the government insists campaign has already begun to improve road safety, but the protesters say they will not leave until they are satisfied their demands have been met. simonjones, bbc news. a second world war vintage plane has crashed in the swiss alps, killing all 20 people on board. the aircraft had been returning from locarno in the south of the country, and is thought to have been carrying tourists. swiss police say the 80—year—old plane came down on a remote mountainside in the east of the country. sarah campbell reports. there were no survivors. the wreckage of the vintage aircraft now scattered across this alpine slope. 20 people had been aboard the flight back to zurich, free from austria, the rest from switzerland. one eyewitness said the plane fell from the sky like a stone. what is left of it suggests that was t

in the capital dhaka. the city is back to a somewhat normal the public service buses are on you can see every movement of traffic in the city but i got to mention it's still very volatile and tense in the city there's been clashes in two parts of the city there was even clash within the university campus where the police dispersed the demonstrators that was trying to come out and protest suppression by and large is normal we also know the journalist community in bangladesh are very concerned because dozens of journalists red hot within the last one week into splashes they were targeted by a group of people and journalists and by and large not very intimidated to cover any kind of protest because the police are not helping them out they've been threatened and targeted by certain elements in front of the police this is a major concern on the right behind me the journalists are going to gather together for a silent protest because this is becoming a major concern and if you're not able to cover a political si

dhaka has been brought to a standstill, with major roads blocked. we want justice!y they want improved safety measures. more than 4,000 people die in road accidents in bangladesh each year. the government insists a campaign has already begun to improve road safety, but the protesters say they won't leave until they are satisfied their demands have been met. simon jones, bbc news. let's return to our top stories. this is the second secretary of the embassy in london for indonesia. could you update us with the latest? hello there. so we are hearing in london, receiving the information about the earthquake that happened on sunday fifth of august. so at the time now, the government is providing full—scale relief operations. rescues, medical assistance and shelter and food. we do know that indonesia is on the earthquake prone wine and our capacity to provide response has increased significantly. are there any vulnerable communities that have been worse affected by this earthquake? the worst affected areas is on the north of lombok and also the east and the capital city i

turn of the challenger it has more on the violence in the capital dhaka there were clashes in different parts of the city several students re-injured major concerns been brought up by the journalist community at least five members of the journalist community were between a.p. photo journalist was mostly played between in front of the police by the ruling party and wing members have a lot of port a generalist but also between and this just happened today yesterday also at least five other journalists read between including a female journalist who was even not only different but she was also molested she worked for a major leading english daily i don't know what the government's trying to do with why the police are stand by when the journalists have been in iraq and this will be a major concern for covering an event in coming days home minister gave a strong warning against anyone who test the limits on the patience of the government the prime minister played today. that some people are trying to catch fish and cloudy water he was even critical of like many of the media for their coverage

calling for the rest of the driver and better road safety measures time for chantry has more from dhaka the fifth day of protests by the students all across the country especially in the capital city of dhaka intersection like this right i'm standing it's totally shut off there is a great loss all across the city and in other parts of the country as well we have never seen this unprecedented number of students even their guardians industry supporting them they want some sort of major reform in the road accidents and implementation of road transport laws by the government their demand is also the resignation of the shipping minister mr khan who is really ticked off the students there's also a general degree of frustration among the students because that court on movement started by the university student was crushed by the government and the problem is was not met overall there is a general frustration among the public because there is no room space for demonstration are free expression and the press is very much cocktail there's not much room for freedom of expression in the country we

capital dhaka has more on the way she's fun. there were clashes in different parts of the city several students were injured major concerns been brought up by the journalist community at least five members of the journalist community were beaten up a.p. photo journalist was mercilessly between in front of the police by the ruling party member i have a lot of porta generalists but also between and this just happened today yesterday also at least five other journalists were bitten including a pre-meal journalist who was given not only bitten but she was also molested she worked for a major leading english daily i don't know what the government strategy of why the police are stand by when the journalists have been harassed and this will be a major concern for covering an event in coming days home minister gave a stern warning against anyone who tries to limit the patience of the government the prime minister said today. though some people are trying to catch. cloudy water he was even critical of like many of the media for their cov

interview with al jazeera scheidel arm was arrested by bangladeshi police at his home in the capital dhaka. now who are the top story this hour in indonesia where the national disaster management board is saying that at least eighty two people have died after a magnitude seven quake hit a popular tourist island of long walk video from the island shows people running from damaged buildings government says hundreds more injured and thousands have been evacuated a strong quake in the same area killed more than a dozen people last week and has more from the capital jakarta. only one week after a powerful earthquake struck the island of lombok another earthquake happened on loan but an all too was strongly felt on the neighboring island of bali both the tourist destinations also both in the peak season lot of tourist on both islands damage has been reported both on bali and lombok but the exact extent of the damage will only be known in the morning at the moment of thought these were very busy trying to evacuate people from the beaches and sure because there was a tsunami warning in place that

demanding better road safety tundra changi has moved from dhaka. ranging between fourteen eighteen and twenty one years old then they don't have an organized crime to mobilize so we don't know what will happen next few days are they going to be able to mobilize and come back in the street now their protests were not going to be just the public. but as well as why they were attacked or marginally why they're fired rubber bullets at demonstrators tear gas and were beaten up by a ruling party man six people have been detained after what the venezuelan president nicolas maduro says was an assassination attempt on him it's alleged that two drones exploded as he spoke at a military parade on saturday duros accusing colombia and a group of us finance years of trying to kill him the opposition's warning that madeira maybe use the incident to further suppress his critics rising leaders in south sudan have signed the new power sharing agreement and ending five years of war gives president salva kiir on his former deputy rick machar three months to form a tra

the fifth day of protests by the students all across the country especially in the capital city dhaka intersection like this right i'm standing it's totally shut off there is a great loss all across the city and in other parts of the country as well we have never seen this unprecedented number of students even their guardians in the street supporting them they want some sort of major reform in the road accidents and implementation of road transport laws by the government their demand is also the resignation of the shipping minister mr khan who is really ticked off the students there's also a general degree of frustration and mowing the student because that court on movement started by the university student was crushed by the government and the problem is was not met overall there is a general frustration among the public because there is no room space for demonstration or free expression and the press is very much cocktail there's not much room for freedom of expression in the country we are facing election down the road probably in december or november this year so there is a big po

now from the capital dhaka so. they have been warned that the protests have to stop had they actually stopped. just well let me bring you some breaking news thirty pm local time students of a major university a private university rather east west university around four kilometers from here brought tried to brought out a protest march they were attacked by the police and some unknown man along with the police fired tear gas and despise them and sort of pushed them back into the campus area they're still under siege and there is ongoing clashes going on as we speak this is the latest so it's still quite volatile. i mean what happened last one week it's not just the protests it's there's also a pent up frustration among many students and general population also so there is an apprehension within the public sphere that what is next and that you've got to understand in bangladesh it's a very politically polarized country election is coming up this year so the political climate is also very tense and government is not of

bus groups armed with wooden battens have attacked protesting students at east west university in dhaka activists say the groups are linked to the government and police in an attempt to crack down on the demonstrations. the committee to protect journalists is calling for the release of anyone who's being held because of their coverage of the protests photographer and journalist should be who was the tane soon after this interview on al-jazeera on sunday at least five journalists were attacked during the protests and their child is in the capital dhaka. hundreds of journalists gathered. in the city. forming a human only protest for that attack from the journalist community within the last one week. from the police the police were standing there by journalists red attack this has been on the police. can perform their professional duty a lot of the journalist saying that you can be in a war zone and still not a big target but here out here while we are covering a protest march we were targeted by certain elements of the society in front of the police this has been major funds up front and

tanveer challenge is in the capital dhaka. hundreds of journalists gathered there in her mouth right in the city here forming a human current so i don't report for that fact from the journalist community within the last one week by an element from the police the police were standing there by john other thread attack this has been on probably for the fairly good con far from the professional duty lot of the journalists saying that you can be in a war zone and still not big prepared going to be here out here while we are covering a protest march we were targeted by certain elements of the fighting in front of the police this has been major fun for print and now we have reaction from some of the journalists this is what they had to say i'm addicted to be somebody but. we have gone to more and journalists should be able to work safely we want the home ministry to identify these attackers so we can provide all professional safe and sound but. we are journalist also. here in. the protest for road safety and safety for journalists is

fired tear gas at thousands of angry students rallying for an eight eighth straight day in the capital dhaka they are demanding safer streets after two teenagers were killed by speeding buses last week government has promised to crack down both on dangerous driving on the protesters and pro-government activists have been attacking demonstrators and journalists pull down has more. student protesters have blocked streets and boggle desh for the past week they're demanding government action to improve road safety traffic accidents kill at least seven thousand bangladeshis every year two young students were knocked down and killed by a bus last week and even though the net i'm going to we have been protesting on the roads for a few days with some about demands with demanding justice for those students of the college coup and by a bus and we want safe roads i said over the weekend the peaceful protests became violent when police tried to break up the crowds demonstrators were further incensed by a government minister who questioned why there was uproar about two deaths in bangladesh and a lack of

between two countries still ahead here on al-jazeera students in bangladesh take to the streets in dhaka calling for justice following the death of two college fellows. i'm adrian brown in the heart of china so a country where local farmers say they've got a lot to thank president trump for find out why here on al-jazeera. by the springtime flowers of a mountain lake. to the first snowfall on a winter's day. hello there it's incredibly hot for many of us across europe at the moment germany saw some of the highest temperatures across europe in the last twenty four hours on wednesday we had eleven weather stations that either tied or broke their all time temperature records so it was incredibly hot there things have changed just in the past a few hours there thanks to this line of thunderstorms that made its way across us that brought down the temperatures a little bit so we brought some heavy downpours and lots of thunder and lightning as well this system will gradually work its way eastwards during the day today through poland expecting some heavy thunder a downpours too and also more of

the fifth day of protests by the students all across the country especially in the capital city dhaka intersection like this right i'm standing it's totally shut off there's a great loss all across the city and in other parts of the country as well now we have never seen this unprecedented number of students even their guardians industry supporting them they want some sort of major reform in the road accidents and implementation of road transport laws by the government their demand is also the resignation of the shipping minister mr khan who is really ticked off the students there's also a general degree of frustration and anger student because that court on movement started by the university student was crushed by the government and the problem is was not met overall there is a general frustration among the public because there is no room space for demonstration are free expression the press is very much cocktail there's not much room for freedom of expression in the country we are facing election down the road probably in december or november so there is a big political climate here

east west university a little bit of clashes in dhaka university campus when the student tried to bring out procession. they would quickly dispersed by the riot police so it's still quite tense and volatile although the city is becoming more or less normal in some water because the public buses are on people are going ahead with their life but there is a chance at most they are within the city and in the country because there is elections down the road in this year politically it's a very polarized country the opposition government party had both a very hostile attitude towards each other blaming each other for the current political situation they're blaming that the opposition is manipulating the student protests. whatever the situation is the crackdown on the young teenage student hasn't been taken very lightly by the general population because israel school children and public sentiment is very much negative about that the parents are upset that i could government crackdown on the young thirteen year old twenty one years old kids but that has happened and we'll have to see how the st

of the deaths of two students thousands of young people have been blocking streets in the capital dhaka since sunday and the protests have now spread to all the cities the table has five boss witnesses say the skating students are calling for us to the driver and improvement and road safety measures from this child that he has more from dhaka. the fifth day of protests by the students all across the country especially in the capital city of dhaka intersection like this right i'm standing it's totally shut off there is a great loss all across the city and in other parts of the country as well now we have never seen this unprecedented number of students even their guardians in the street supporting them they want some sort of major reform in the road accidents and implementation of road transport laws by the government their demand is also the resignation of the shipping minister mr khan who is really ticked off the students there's also a general degree of frustration among the students because they're caught on movement started by the university student was crushed by the government and

to gas is fired at dhaka university as students refuse to back down on road safety protests. saudi arabia expels can of the us ambassador and freezes investment after the canadians expressed concern of the arrests of human rights activists.

since leaving dhaka far more crowded than ever. and now to zimbabwe where tensions are still running high a week after the country's first election since the ousting of robert mugabe the victory of the long ruling is out of p.f. party is being disputed by the opposition m.d.c. as the country struggles to recover from post-election violence religious leaders have been praying for peace it's a difficult time especially for those who are burying their dead correspondents melanie core of the ball and adrienne creech sent us this report. well i was there friends and family paid their respects to suzy on the fourth and final journey the mother of two was killed in zimbabwe this post-election violence last week she was on her way home when she got caught in the crossfire hit in the back by soldiers bullets is the death of brother joshua my tumblr still can spring . she was a big if. we just knew it when we would hit. up and. she says god on wednesday opposition m.d.c. supporters took to the streets and were met was brutal violence by zimb

simonjones reports on the unrest in the capital city, dhaka. day eight of the protests.provements to road safety, but where the safety of those taking part has been put at risk. men wearing helmets and wielding metal and wooden poles have been attacking protesters, it is not clear who they are but the demonstrators blamed the attacks on supporters of the government. translation: pro-government students attacked us again so we broke the locks of the building and around 50 boys and girls took shelter. then the police and journalists helped us to leave the place. the police fired tear gas and used baton is, pro—government students also attacked and roughed up the girls. photographer from the associated press documenting events is beaten as tensions grow. armed men attacked as tensions grow. armed men attacked a convoy of cars carrying the us envoy on saturday night, she and her tea m envoy on saturday night, she and her team were able to get away unharmed. the us ambassador said nothing could justify the violence against thousands of young people peacefully exercising their

police and government workers were caught without valid documents whose tanveer choudhry reporting from dhaka. well the fear is quite normal but very tense because of what happened yesterday. students or the teenage students who were rather attacked by pro-government elements along with the police in an area done monday and. according to media reports at least one hundred fifteen students were injured some of them seriously this is confirmed by some of the hospitals. now a lot of the students were supposed to gather right behind me in shock square which is the area where usually demonstrations are how so far i haven't seen any gathering it is possible that the parents don't want them out because they're highly traumatized by what happened social media has been showing a lot of videos of students really bleeding badly injured and they were telling of the horror stories local media where rescue that in covering some of the events at least in video a lot of the private t.v. didn't couldn't show some of the events the government has put a restoration on three d. and coverage so there is no mobili

capital punishment for drivers because road deaths this comes amid mass unrest over an incident in dhaka. the. protests have been raging the past week since a school bus crashed into a group of children killing two of them the vehicle was apparently racing with a rival bus to reach a crowd of passengers are stopped critics accuse the government of failing to tackle the national traffic safety problem with around twelve thousand people killed in the country's road each year riot police were deployed in dhaka as the demonstrations escalated out of control. over. that so from a team of myself here for the south join us at five am moscow time for the latest global news headlines. on this edition of crossfire we discuss whether detente is possible even desirable why isn't it a good idea to get along with russia and much much more. became its national camera. roughly once the show and some leave for the. uncool videos and so on with the broken strings and. down more on string i don't roughly don't t.v. . this is boom bust broadcasting around the world from washington d.c. i'm bart chilton than

bangladesh fired tear gas at thousands of angry students rallying for an eighth straight day in the capital dhaka demanding safer streets after two teenagers were killed by speeding buses last week the government has promised to crack down both on dangerous driving and the protesters and pro-government activists have been attacking the demonstrators and journalists . student protesters have blocked streets and boggle desh for the past week they're demanding government action to improve road safety traffic accidents kill at least seven thousand bangladeshis every year two young students were knocked down and killed by a bus last week and even though the net i'm going to we have been protesting on the roads for a few days with some of that demands with demanding justice for those students of the college to buy a bus and we want safe roads i saw. over the weekend the peaceful protests became violent when police tried to break up the crowds demonstrators were further incensed by a government minister who questioned why there was uproar about two deaths in bangladesh and a lack of anger about thirty t

has been come from by local media as well as our source this is another development and also in the dhaka university later in the often are earlier in the afternoon rather students tried to come out of the university to protest they were dispersed by the riot police that want incident on east west university was quite violent because it was not only the police who chased them there were unknown elements within the police ranks who had stakes and other machetes and weapons who chased the student into the campus we don't know who these people are but it was quite a violent event which is why the other student and other university wanted to protest obviously this situation is getting quite out of control in this university because they're likely to be more protests and then other news dr shah either lalanne who gave an interview with al jazeera i was a prominent photo journalist he's been produced and doctored code and he's been charged under section fifty seven of information communication. spreading propaganda and fabricated story against the government he's been taken on a seven day reman

crowds to continue blocking the streets police have used tear gas on demonstrators in the capital dhaka demanding better safety. donald trump has appeared to change his story about a twenty sixteen meeting between his son and a russian lawyer connected to the kremlin that meeting forms part of the moon a probe into possible links between trump's presidential campaign and moscow he now says the meeting was to collect information about his rival hillary clinton. and instead of about russian adoption he's tweeted fake news reporting a complete fabrication that i'm concerned about the meeting my wonderful son donald had in trump tower this was a meeting to get information on an opponent totally legal and done all the time in politics and it went nowhere i didn't know about it but my camera has more now from washington d.c. might say looks like donald trump is becoming increasingly concerned about any exposure his son junior may have to the miller probe what more can you tell us. well it's not only the exposure of his son it's the possible exposure of himself in the past two months president

ikea has introduced more color it's in it's far not introduced high on the mattresses it's introduced dhaka so fabrics because there's a lot of dough to dust in india it's also come up with alternatives to the lead up because the calo is all shipped of india and i think most importantly ikea has really kept in mind that india you know with its abundant supply of cheap labor really has a kind of do it for me culture of that and do it for your self and and so like he has a full in-house team of people to help customers actually assemble the french. you know love our cultures and i first store in india that was. reported from delhi. now it was a surprise success that the head of the european commission claude younger delivered recently after negotiating with donald trump two weeks ago the us president put further terrorists against your companies on hold in return the block agreed to buy more soybeans and liquefied natural gas from the united states now the european union says it is delivering on that promise. the timing could not be more strategic eleven days ahead of trade talks with washing

were killed by a speeding bus groups armed with wooden of attack students at east west university in dhaka activists say the groups are linked to the government and police in an attempt to crack down on the protests a security doors been imposed so police can arrest people and a group of more than four or the committee to protect journalists is calling for the release of anyone who's being held because of their coverage of the protests photographer and journalist was detained soon after this interview on al-jazeera on sunday at least five journalists were attacked during the protests now at least two people have been killed and dozens of others injured after two trucks collided on a motorway in the northern italian city of but manya the crash near the airport sent a huge ball of fire and bellows of black smoke into the air and caused a bridge along the motorway to collapse one of the trucks is believed to have been carrying flammable material firefighters are battling the flames and roads around the area have been closed off. more than a thousand firefighters attacking a major wildfire in

correspondent time be a child three is live for us this hour in dhaka ten b. it does this feel seen as if it's going from bad to worse now. it appears to be i mean right now the streets are quiet you don't see hardly any traffic of course there's no public bus there boycotting the state this side their own security reasons there's been a lot of disturbance in different parts of the city especially an area called science laboratory where the huge procession of protester were coming towards shot back about less than a half a kilometer from here they were going to gather there but the police will not allow anybody we tried to move in that site we were not allowed by the police they said it's for your own safety you shouldn't go in that side they were confronted by the pro-government students and the police and were not allowed to come there was crime issues and different several people were injured and it lists four journalists or five journalists right beaten up by pro-government supporters one of them was an a.p. photo journalist the others were from a local ne

police have used tear gas on demonstrators in the capital dhaka what demanding better road safety tundra chantry has more from the counter to. ask for the story goes that teenager ranging between thirteen eighteen and twenty one years old then they don't have an organized platform to mobilize so we don't know what will happen next few days are they going to be able to mobilize and come back in the street now their protests were not going to be just the social public safety issue but as well as why they were attacked remarkably flee why they're fired rubber bullets at student demonstrators tear gas and were beaten up by ruling party man six people have been arrested after what venezuelan president nicolas maduro says was an assassination attempt on him it's alleged that two drones exploded as he spoke at a military parade on saturday but duros accusing colombian a group of u.s. finances of trying to kill him the opposition is warning that madeira may use the incident to further suppress his critics. rival leaders in south sudan a sign the new power sharing agreement and ending five years

the fifth day of protests by the students all across the country especially in the capital city dhaka intersection like this right i'm standing it's totally shut off there's a great loss all across the city and in other parts of the country as route we have never seen this unprecedented number of students even their guardians industry supporting them they want some sort of major reform in the road accidents and implementation of road transport laws by the government that demand is also the resident.

the fifth day of protests by the students all across the country especially in the capital city dhaka intersection like this right i'm standing it's totally shut off there is a great loss all across the city and in other parts of the country as well we have never seen this unprecedented number of students even their guardians industry supporting them they want some sort of major reform in the road accidents and implementation of road transport laws by the government their demand is also the resignation of the shipping minister mr khan who is really ticked off the students there's also a general degree of frustration and mowing the student because that court on movement started by the university student was crushed by the government and the problem is was not met overall there is a general frustration among the public because there is no room space for demonstration or free expression the press is very much cartel there's not much room for freedom of expression in the country we are facing election down the road probably in december or november of this year so there is a big political

roads the roads in the capital were blocked by protesters again on sunday and in several places around dhaka police fired tear gas to break up groups we'll get to that in a moment but first this report from paul chandler again. student protesters have blocked streets and boggled us for the past week they're demanding governor. action to improve road safety to young students were knocked down and killed by a bus last week traffic accidents kill at least seven thousand bangladeshis every year and even though the net i'm going on what we've been protesting on the roads for a few days with some of out the months we had demanding justice for those students of the college killed by a bus and we want safe roads. over the weekend the peaceful protests became violent when police tried to break up the crowds rubber bullets and tear gas or fired at demonstrators the government ordered schools and bus services to shut down bus driver say they were attacked. we stopped running our buses and students attacked and damaged our vehicles we cannot go on the roads as students who don't drive was sort of a good

injured on what is now the eighth straight day of protests in a moment we are live to the streets of dhaka with some via choudhry first the full story with paul shouldn't you. student protesters have blocked streets and bangladesh for the past week they're demanding government action to improve road safety traffic accidents kill at least seven thousand bangladeshis every year two young students were knocked down and killed by a bus last week and even though the net i'm going to we have been protesting on the roads for a few days with some of that demands with demanding justice for those students of the college killed by a bus and we want safe roads. over the weekend the peaceful protests became violent when police tried to break up the crowds demonstrators were further incensed by a government minister who questioned why there was uproar about two deaths in bangladesh and a lack of anger about thirty three dead in a bus crash in india the previous day i'm actually going to stop by the government that's out there we all are feeling threatened we wanted a peaceful protest we don't want any t

speeding bus activists say armed groups linked to the government and police have attacked protesters in dhaka at least two people have been killed and dozens of others injured after two trucks collided on a motorway in the northern italian city of belonging the crash sent a huge ball of fire and billows of black smoke into the air and calls the bridge along the motorway to collapse one of the trucks is believed to have been carrying flammable material more news at half an hour coming up next it's a bone hunter thanks for watching. more than twenty years after the bosnian war one man is thirteen for the bones of his old your view of the floor. bones are all that families have to lay their loved ones to rest. it is his life's mission. of his life. fly. old the oldest. every day since two thousand and two ram is new catch has been scouring the forest for the remains of victims of genocide although they themselves have disappeared their memory lives on and they haunt the minds of their friends and families. he roams these words with the sole purpose of finding human bones which can be identified

demanding better road safety police have repeatedly used tear gas to disperse the crowds in the capital dhaka. hundreds of philippine mothers simultaneously nurse their infants in manila on sunday the massive breastfeeding demonstration is part of a global initiative to distinct matteis breast feeding in public a government backed event aims to get more mothers to switch from infant formula to mothers milk which provides babies with numerous health benefits. to the united states now where protesters have demonstrated at the headquarters of the national rifle association against the group's role and blocking stricter gun control laws protesters called for tougher background checks for buyers of guns and a ban on assault weapons but supporters of the powerful gun lobby also came to voice their opposition against such restrictions w.'s clear richardson reports from fairfax virginia. in a polarized national debate a rare display of the two sides talking to each other but both are holding their ground. yet you're put property over life which is a crime no it's not. i'm sure i can thank you for eve

instance ikea has introduced more color its products introduced higher mattresses it's introduced dhaka so far fabrics because there's a lot of dirt and dust in india it's also come up with alternatives to lead them because the cult is the will ship of india and i think most importantly ikea has really kept in mind that india you know with its abundant supply of cheap labor really has a kind of do it for me culture rather than to do it for sales and and so i can has a full in-house team of people to help customers actually assemble the furniture and now india has been somewhat of a tough target for western companies how is. trying to to. not share that fate. well it's interesting i mean you're right is is india's sort of india is a tough market to crack you know ikea did try to into india and you know if you remember back in two thousand and six but at the time it was foiled by very strict foreign direct investment rules that basically require companies to sign up at the local park now now seven years later those rules of the last night he has made it in but i can now face a stiff compe

students in bangladesh's capital dhaka have held the sixth day of massive protests after two teenagers were killed by a speeding bus tens of thousands of demonstrators a block roads throughout the week to demand safer streets road fatality rates in bangladesh are among the highest in the world. yemen may be on the brink of a new wave of cholera the world health organization says the risk of a new of a death of the death rate of higher death rates in the country is due to widespread malnutrition and conflict. if you h.-o. has called for a three day cease fire in the north of the country in order to carry out a vaccination program. india has been rocked by a wave of mob lynchings across the country in recent months more than twenty people have died after viral rumors about child kidnappers circulated on the messaging service whatsapp the inn in government has set up a committee to try to curb the murders in some areas local law enforcement officials have started their own campaigns are india correspondents on the travelled to the western state of maharashtra to find out more. it isn't ev

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in bangladesh fired tear gas at thousands of angry students rallying for an eighth straight day in dhaka demanding safe a streets off the two teenagers were killed by speeding buses last week. student protesters have blocked streets and boggle desh for the past week they're demanding government action to improve road safety traffic accidents kill at least seven thousand bangladeshis every year to young students were knocked down and killed by a bus last week and even though the net i'm going to we have been protesting on the roads for a few days with some about demands with demanding justice for those students of the college to buy a bus and we want safe roads i saw. over the weekend the peaceful protests became violent when police tried to break up the crowds demonstrators were further incensed by a government minister who questioned why there was uproar about two deaths in bangladesh and a lack of anger about thirty three dead in a bus crash in india the previous day i'm actually going to somebody i'm going with that's actually we all are feeling threatened we wanted a peaceful protest

and welcome to the program i'm a homage enjoy him the deaths of two teenagers by a speeding bus in dhaka has sparked days of protests in bangladesh thousands of students have blocked roads and stopped traffic demanding tougher penalties for those who cause accidents the demonstrations turned violent when police fired tear gas and used water cannon dozens of students were injured journalists were also targeted human rights watch says groups linked to the ruling elite party attacked protesters with machetes and sticks but the government denies its activists were involved and on monday it promised to introduce the death sentence for deliberate road traffic deaths in an attempt to end the unrest this is what some of the protesters have been saying. even though we've been protesting on the roads for a few days we're demanding justice for those students who were killed by a bus and we want safe roads the country's elected representatives manage all their expenditures with our tax money there is no benefit from elections if there are presented to us are ignorant about our life security and are