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has announced it is suspending all passenger and transit plights for 2 weeks it's home to dubai international airport one of the busiest in the world and the mayor of new york city has warned that hospitals are just 10 days away from running out of basic supplies there the city is the current epicenter of the u.s. break. well credible iris control measures have created a boom in online streaming events to help musicians stay connected to their fans and venues are using the chance to raise money to keep operating. on just about any other day that be hundreds of people packed into this club instead it's deserted the members of blonde giving a concert for the audience at home connected by facebook and youtube. is in. this with the i blog being advised to stay at home and we want to make this lonely time a bit more bearable so we're giving a concert for those who are reasonable enough to stay in their own 4 walls. bars and clubs in saxony have been closed since thursday due to the current a pandemic that's why antonino in the city of chemists now opting for online events with its interest gets ones in th

arab emirates has announced it is suspending all passenger and transit flights for 2 weeks dubai international airport is one of the busiest in the world and the mayor of new york has warned that hospitals are just 10 days away from running out of basic supplies that city is the current epicenter of the u.s. break. now there have been some worrying coronavirus statistics coming out of parts of asia while china seems to have brought its outbreak under control the number of cases in india has soared of the last 3 days to 425 a with 8 deaths in thailand the confirmed cases have more than doubled to more than 700 but there's been just one death there here's a roundup now of what's happening in asia. no man's land the streets of delhi deserted emptied of millions of people now under lockdown here until march 31st the order applies to several cities and districts across india the only reason to be outside getting food or other essential services those flouting the strict measures got a scolding from prime minister narendra modi. he tweeted even now many people aren't taking the lockdown seriously please sav

operations the united arab emirates is suspending all passenger and transit flights for 2 weeks dubai international airport is one of the busiest in the world and the mayor of new york has warned that hospitals are just 10 days away from running out of basic supplies the city is the current epicenter of the u.s. outbreak. right let's take a look at how the ongoing health crisis is affecting the global economy with travel restrictions of a shattering of retail businesses orders to stay indoors people's livelihoods are on the line in the u.s. banks are predicting the country's g.d.p. had dropped by as much as 30 percent and a slowing economy means job cuts one economist is predicting that u.s. unemployment will rise from 3.5 percent to 30 percent in the coming months central banks are setting a bond buying program sponsoring hundreds of billions of dollars into the economies but experts say that is no cure all no amount of cash will unfreeze the economy until the pandemic is over and let's take a look at what's happening with the global economy now we can speak to on head of the secretary general for the org

the united arab emirates is the spending all passenger and trans of flights for 2 weeks dubai international airport is one of the busiest in the world. now we asked our correspondents around europe to bring us up to date on the efforts to fight the outbreak in their countries here's more here in france people have now been under a partial lockdown because of the coronavirus for about a week it now seems certain that the government will prolong that measure initially planned for 14 days for at least another few weeks medical personnel have also gone to the highest court of appeal to force the government to implement a complete lockdown that is to prohibit people from leaving the house at all the judges have to cited that such a measure which would also require setting up a countrywide system to provide food for everybody at home could not be organized in france they have however asked the government to further tighten the rules and to no longer allow people to leave the house for a dog or for a non urgent medical appointment farmers' markets are also likely to be temporarily shut down and breaching

thank you very much as we mentioned the united arab emirates home to the world's busiest international airport in dubai suspending all passenger flights transit flights will also be suspended for 2 weeks affecting travelers worldwide as dubai is a major hub connecting europe and asia the ban is due to start within 48 hours may bring saudi arabia will impose a curfew from monday night state media says it will be in place between 7 pm and 6 am for the next 3 weeks the kingdom saw an almost 25 percent jump in coronavirus cases on sunday pushing its total to $500.00 that is the highest number in the gulf . italy's daily toll has fallen but the country still reported $651.00 deaths on sunday as countries around europe are putting in place increasingly strict measures or challenge reports it is a mark of the severity of italy's situation when its latest coronavirus daily death toll can be viewed as good news $651.00 new fatalities more than anywhere else in the world but still fewer than the nearly $800.00 italian dead announced on saturday. unfortunately today we register a death toll of 651. numbers are lo

continue to close their doors and the united arab emirates home to the world's busiest airport dubai international is suspending all passenger flights including transit travelers the international air transport association says the industry stance a lose more than $100000000000.00 in revenue this year scott heiler has more on that from the situation across asia where new infections are prompting some governments to bring in tighter restrictions on movements. even while there is some positive news on curbing the spread of coded 19 in some countries in asia pacific like south korea it's of the fewest new infection cases since its peak in february many more nations are moving forward on shutting down non-essential businesses and restricting movement indonesia just began a 2 week emergency period and hong kong will ban foreign arrivals for 14 days starting on wednesday this after a recent spike in corona virus cases mostly imported the increasing economic impact on the region and the still unresolved 2 trillion dollar u.s. rescue package forced most major asian stock markets down as the new trading we

much international airport home to qatar airways they have grounded 75 percent of the fleet including the majority of $880.00 s. if we travel one hour to my right to the united arab emirates dubai and abu dhabi these super hubs to more gateways to the world closed as part of the u.a.e. directive where they have grounded all u.a.e. carriers actually had emirates at i.b.m. fly to buy both at because of a fall in demand and do so because they need to do that part in limiting the spread of cub it 19 but what i think was really interesting specifically that came from the u.a.e. was that they said that they would be there of course to respond to the actual demand when it picks up again but they did state that actually there is no demand now and that's why they are having to completely suspend all operations an agnostic is only ever able to make money for an airline when there are passengers on board when it is in the air and for the majority of allan's worldwide right now those aircraft are not in the air and if there are some i can guarantee you the majority of them do not have very many passengers at all and so the airlines are having to respond for the now and then of course plan

international airport. screening for international arrivals. none of these are from europe. we're anticipating flights throughout the morning from tel aviv, singapore, mumbai. you can see dubaitoronto city. there will be flights coming in with international passengers who are just trying to get back into the united states. so we will keep you updated as we see passengers come in, we will try to talk to them, get a sense what it is like at these early hours this morning. send it back to you. pete: jillian, thanks very much. seems like not enough people screening folks coming in. at quick check, are you healthy or not. they're asking passengers to self-quarantine. jedediah: they're talking about enhanced covid-19 screening. what does that constitute? to me that requires things like taking a temperature more than just asking. a lot of people may have, first of all people may be asymptomatic and those people who have symptoms may have mild symptoms, may be reluctant to say that out of fear what comes next. will they get quarantined? you have to trust the general public to be 100% transparent and honest, i don't think that is the way life work and a lot of people worked. i think