earlrlier, he referred to clinil trials. neededless to say we have a thid protocol. referring g to clinical tril on an injectable drug ththat is different than the remedy we are currently making availlele. this is part o of scientificic cocooperation n efforts at a regional level as well as with physicians and scienentists in e u.s. and needless to say in the indian ocean. the institute of applied research won't reveal the exact ingredients of covid organics because one imagines the institute doesn't want to be overtaken by a competitor before it can secure a patent. but many from the country's interior don't have access. can you tell us other than artemisia what are the other plants that make up covid organics? >> needless to say, covid organics is mostly made up of medicinal plants. mostly artemisiaia. to the tune of 52%. the reremedy also contains other medicinal plants s which are endemic to madagascar. this information cannot be disclosed at this time. we are still awaiting results. and wewe will initiate clinical monitoring at a regional level. we have our own

earlrlier at a meeting of coalition parties the prime minister said it will take considerable time to resume normal daily life while preveventing infection from spreading. we have to take advantage of the fact that tin fex hhe infection subsided. >> it includes cash handouts of 200,000 yen or $1,800 for health care workers and allocates funding to support the development of drugs and vaccines. other elements plan to help struggling businesses by covering 2-thirds of the rent for six months and increase subsidies for employers. the latest move comes as japan has confirmed more than 16,600 cases of the virus and nearly 870 deaths. so far, 27 new cases have been reported nationwide. a man in his 80s tested positive for the third time. moving to south korea where health authorities are on alert after the sharpest rise in infections in 50 days. officials said 40 people tested positive on tuesday. the figures nearly double. most of the new cases were in seoul. we are very nervous about community infections and keeping a close eye on the situation. we're doing our best to prevent infections

donald trump said earlrlier he is prepararing to respond to beieijing's plan lat this week.and economic sanctions are possible options for trump. >>> japan is bracing for a second wave of coronavirus infections after its state of emergency was lifted. the government has sent a cluster response team to a western city reporting new cases whose infection routes are mostly unclear. officials in kyushu said on wednesday they confirmed 22 cases in five days after not seeing any for over three weeks. >> translator: we're seeing cases from everywhere in the city. please refrain from unnecessary outings. >> tourist spots and other facilities in the city have been reopening, but they will be closed again from thursday. japan has confirmed almost 16,700 cases of the virus and nearly 870 deaths. on wednesday, 35 new cases were reported nationwide. in osaka prefecture, a man in his 80s tested positive for the third time. meanwhile, the cabinet approved a second supplementary draft budget for the current fiscal year. it will help finance an emergency package worth about 117 trillion yen o

but that goes back to our earlrlier point, which is theree are people in a a good posositio take advantatagef the mental illness challenges by goioing ta good t teaching hospital, byby fifinding a good doctorand by takiking medication and engngagg in pchchotherapypy. and thehere were a lot t of peoe for r whom those things feel unavailable. the prospect of f trying to accs them, , even for people whoo theoretically should have some levell o of care, is completely overwhelming. we need very much to try to support those populations. nermeen: andrew solomon, one of the reasons that people e don't access mental hehealth care even when they y need it is that thte is still an enormous stigma attached to mental illness. you mentioned earlilier that mental healthh care is viewed as a luxury and physical health is privilileged over mental health, despite the obviously oftften lethal effect of mental illness. so could y you talk about thata, the stigmama attached to mental illness? anand also, in fact, some healh care clinicians have said that this pandemic, because it i is prododucing such widespread