if we can connect farmville lajs and major cities, urban residents can be supplied with healthy foodsrural villages can develop with the help of the manpower they need. >> reporter: adjusting to life in the country isn't easy. so it's important for kim to make sure the workers are coping. >> translatotor: so far, so go. it makes me feel good working here. >> reporter: the number of applicants from the city has been growing rapidly. kim holds workshops teaching them not only how to handle agricultural machinery, but also offering insight into daily life on farms. some applicants are keen to follow his example and foster closer links between the city and country side. >> reporter: there are far more retiring farmers than youngng people moving to farmville lajs. i think more people would opt to settle there if thehey realized that farming not only generates income, but helps create new values. i believe they're the future of the agricultural sector. >> reporter: for generations chunks of the countryside emptied as people were drawn to the bright lights of the city. kim hopes to turn that

change that's able to respond to shocks those able to be sustainable and to support the small scale farmville who are going to be the most radical to that and if there are restrictions put in place by governments to take that to address that 2nd wave those restrictions have to be asked to be able to cater to the needs of the poorest people so we need to make sure that the food systems are there to get food where it's needed to make sure that people have the resources to buy it that actually. the u.k. government is allowing british citizens to travel to 59 countries without having to quarantine upon return it comes as life has been slowly returning to normal in the u.k. in the past few weeks with many bars restaurants and public spaces gradually reopening . as of this weekend artists musicians and dancers can stop performing life outside so out. we also have the resumption of recreational sport followed later by the reopening about gyms swimming pools and lettuce and however despite this a positive attitude towards easing coronavirus measures and reopening borders the u.k. has one of the highe

let's look at that defence facility specifically in farmville as poppy mention, 75%.ain't a small number, right? so the overwhelming majority of that facility that houses 360 males in that detention facility has had confirmed coronavirus cases. now, when you -- when you look at why this happened, if you talk to the attorneys and the advocates that have really raised the red flags here. they will tell you that much of this stems from transfers at this facility in particular, transfers of detainees from arizona and florida. back in june, 74 detainees were transferred. 51 of them eventually ended up testing positive. now while i.c.e. will tell you that they were not put in general population, some of the lawyers and the detainees themselves will tell you they are still intermingling. our priscilla alvarez has been following this core quite some time and she spoke to up with of the detainees, a 39-year-old male, said i feel stuck and we're all sort of living in fear because of the uptick and the overwhelming majority of us that now have tested positive. so what's being do

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