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it's an almost 3 hour drive from bag a motorboat santa has all the hotels a shot we can downey one advantage of the lockdown is that the roads are largely clear and we made good progress even around busy humps like the rona where there are usually kilometer long traffic jams. in the old santa the capital of the largely german speaking province of alto are d.j. pickups with loud speakers are urging people to stay inside for health reasons. a lot is being done here to stop the spread of the virus. overnight the roads pavements and down stops are being cleaned and decontaminated with water and hydrogen peroxide. think feel a mention again i think it has some effect a lot of people walk on the streets a few spit their animals running around illnesses can get passed on like that. we believe that we have to reach as 0 inflection point if we want to rule out the chance that the road the ground is a source of infection. the cleaning equator is said to be harmless to the environment. we also asked whether this is really meant to just reassure the city's residents a symbolic act. non-effective now it'

who have different experiences of the lockdown so let's speak to peter downey he lives in the city of chester in the northwest of england peter good to have you with us on al-jazeera your you work in construction and your company and your management team acted very quickly when they saw there was a problem with corona virus when they were on holiday and maybe in directly saved your life to. yes so. no 22 directors were always in. france you know you switched florida. in the draft it was in under order and there were this is about 11th 12th of march and they were quite concerned that we're finally in those countries and i couldn't believe the then things hadn't happened with ourselves. so they were sending e-mails back to the business to say we had to take certain measures and by the time you arrived back in the country we kind of they should've i think it was 4058 and they come on the planet would set everybody their business and that. you know we don't would isolate basically work from home sort of this is a week ahead of the of the law. and you know yes possibly it could save my lif

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states the dow toll continues to climb but i think it's also cheering that these kind of a long downey's absolutely unprecedented i mean it's a shame killer in bentonville history of capital is nothing of the sort has ever been that something on cheers shoggoth by where is this calibrated and b. out of egypt beach it was instituted almost everywhere in the world i mean a little reaches countries of the well that means right you know about what that show. says if the major states in the world can almost overnight lock down the population and close down the economy for the health emergency then the same can be done through the economic and social emergency that we've been facing long before the pandemic i mean that moves the points and that and that also through the claim that perhaps they said transnational capitalists i'm not as. strong and carter planet in the actual as in your theory them to be. no i don't think that proves the point at all because again if again you know this lockdown and the paralysis of the company is very temporary but the nation's taken and that's why i stressed t

country's health service struggles to get a grip on the crisis well let's speak now to steven and nicola downey a couple from chester in northwest england whose jobs have been severely affected by the pandemic nicholas a school teacher and stephen is a photographer thank you very much for joining us on al-jazeera stephen can i just begin with you you work within a small business as a photographer how has isolation and self distancing affected your family and your work life. yeah well it's it's quite a bit of it is at the minute 'd. you know just. how quickly washington really. you know it's tricky. so obviously you've you've lost your job at the moment nicola obviously as a schoolteacher the rules are different for you because you're a key worker here. so. yeah groups and i'm not well i'm a woman on friday i'm only going to another. in the matrix. i mean last and. well rents. and trying to. and educate them as well of course it's difficult as you know i'm sure it is difficult as you know parents are you confident that you have you might say the protective equipment you need when you're going in

litter and steven downey's speaking to me earlier well the pandemic is threatening the jobs of more than a 1000000 a factory workers in bangladesh it's the world's 2nd largest garment and textile producer after china and the industry drives the country's economy companies around the globe have already council dollars worth more than $2000000000.00 and workers are worried tumblr chaldron has the story. in bangladesh more than 4100000 people are employed making clothes mostly woman but because of the coronavirus pandemic many now fear they could lose their jobs fatima cotton is a divorcée with 2 family members who depends on her income and she is worried if they got to the back of the little matter if the factory closes would be very hard for me to manage things i take care of the rent my son's education and mother's treatment to the government is that they should come up at some sort of solution for us in such a situation. the finance minister says bangladesh could lose 1 point one percent of its g.d.p. during the outbreak and then they're still area of dhaka you can sense. the streets ar

downey do eventually go the lines of corona bonds, these politicians in the netherlands and germany,tc., cannot do it without a fight first. have to say, no, no, no. in typical european style, they will say yes on the 11th hour. we have seen reactions like this. but for now, they have to say they do not want to do it because they have to speak to their domestic audience. but it is going to be very fascinating over the next days to see which way it goes. francine: and this has turned soap nickel. leaving the -- this has become so political. toving -- do you have achieve corona bonds, or do pretty much the same thing with esm? jane: i think the esm will be the first stage of this. that will i think be a test. i don't think anybody really knows at this stage what the economic cost of this crisis is going to be, how effective the amount of stimulus, the amount of -- and therefore what is going to be needed further down the line. certainly i think the esm will be brought into line before they go down the line of corona bonds, but it is going to be something that just develops. and how dee

frank came back again, back to downey and said things have changed. and we said, what?if everything goes all right with apollo 7, apollo 8 will go to the moon. i was elated. man, this was great. i spent two weeks in space in gemini with frank borman. i said this is fantastic. on the way back to the t-38 when it was my turn to sit in the backseat, frank or bill were flying, i drew the apollo 8 insignia. >> that happened because of considerations. >> the lunar module wasn't ready. it was supposed to go up there and be tested out. and also, as you probably know, and is well known now, we had intelligence information that the russians were going to put people around the moon. they were really attempting to land people on the moon. but -- >> let's stop there and pick up. >> yeah. >> this is tape two. james a. lovell jr. we were discussing apollo 8 and the politics behind apollo 8. russians are going to try to land on the moon and trump everything america has done. >> the russians, believe it or not, were interested in lunar landings about the same time we were and had tried

anyone that's asymptomatic as well and being able to track downey cases and shutdown an outbreak quicklyuarantine any people who have been near somebody. they need to have surge hospitals open. i have been inside the surge hospitals here in los angeles. one of the 11 in the state that have opened up. ongoing research and development, that's the pharmaceutical part of it. finding the vaccine and getting to people. before we get any of that done. it will be what's necessary before we can open the city. the peak is still ahead for us. we had two of the largest numbers of death in l.a. county because of covid-19 because of the last two days. these numbers show us that we are still not there. he's afraid that if we try to loosen things quickly, we could see a bigger outbreak. that's what they don't want to happen. the other part he spoke to is the new normal of having mass. any essential business that's still opened, you got to have your masks with you. this the way it is going to be here for a while, john. >> stephanie elam in los angeles. a closer look at coronavirus disruption on higher ed

. >> reporter: boris johnson appeared in the doorway of 10 downey street on thursday to applaud healthkers. he has been in isolation, but insisted is he was still leading the fight against the virus. tonight, we're told he's in hospital having tests as a precautionary step. the announcement came just after queen elizabeth made a rare address to the nation. >> i hope in the years to come, everyone will be able to take pride in how they responded to this challenge. and those who come after us will say, the britons of this generation were as strong as any. >> reporter: most britons are trying to keep the regulation two yards apart outdoors this beautiful spring weekend. those who aren't, get nudged along by patrolling police, whether in london's busy parks or on english channel beaches. meanwhile, sweden is still bucking a national lockdown. shops, restaurants and schools remain open, though older people are self-isolating. but critics say the data suggests sweden will soon follow italy and spain deep into crisis. in perugia, italy, father romano celebrates palm sunday mass from a rooftop

joined by one of the authors of the lancet article and professor of immunology at imperial college downey and he told me that different types in amounts of immunity cells and antibodies need to be studied we desperately need antibody casting in general so you know scientists talk about 0 prevalence that's measuring antibodies in the population as widely as possible to understand who's seen as far as you have them and better we all think all over the world is desperately important and we're all scrambling for data because if we haven't got that data you know we haven't got a clue how widely the viruses spread how wide herd immunity is so that's that's one point that's not quite the same as whether there is there are you in the future in some kind of an antibody passport to say only the individual level who safe to go to work and who isn't which is a whole other ballgame and much more worrying why is there a question over this because obviously the virus has been around for a little while now and of course most antibodies do work for most diseases that right to say so why is a question over

different way of life my colleagues the whole raman spoke to a chest a couple steven and nicholas downey about how the pandemic is affecting their family. and. you know just. quickly washington hopefully. yeah it's tricky. stuff with the right things you know so obviously you've you've lost your job at the moment nicholas obviously as a schoolteacher the rules are different for you because you're a key worker work at primary school and i teach 3 yeah groups and i'm not where at the moment and on friday we'll begin to another primary school to help out. in the matrix. i mean last 3 days yeah agree well florence. i'm trying to a parent. and an educator as well i'm sure it is difficult as you know parents say you are confident that you have you might say the protective equipment you need when you're going into schools what has been offered to you it continues changing and there's well things in place now and and just have in fact are closer once we finish. and then distance enough the children evidence labeled for individual children who are men of. the scale and i when i go in the 18 child

we were working out there and frank came back again, back to downey and said, things have changed. and we said, what? he said if everything goes all right in apollo seven, apollo eight will go to the moon. i was elated. this was great. i had already spent two weeks many space with botherrman, i didn't want to spend another week going around the earth again. this is fantastic. when it was my turn to sit in the back seat i drew the apollo eight insignia, the thing with territory and moon. >> that happened because of cold war considerations, did it not? >> oh, yeah. well, two things occurred. the lunar module wasn't ready and the lunar module was supposed to go up there and be tested out. and also, as you probably know and it's well known now we had intelligence information that the russians were going to put people around the moon. they were really attempting to land people on the moon. but -- >> let's stop there and we'll pick it up. okay. this is tape two. >> about the same time we were, we were building a huge the russians were interested in lunar landing as much as we were. they