in the travel 3 hours to fiji's capital says. this free souls in fiji it's the public. street. previous attainments to get hold of its director dixon paying have ended in the phone being hung up so to find him here. there was no one in the reception area so we pulled into the office. to get waited about the. development. and then environmental damage that's been. we need to make it ok. ok when all that i. know you've. got here has not been so well. because we just want to talk to you have a. situation in libya. what's the what's in well that all the work that's being done without environmental profile i think. we need leaders of these. take particular note of this man a former fiji an army officer who would free cell who play a food the part in the story. is you might be breaching a court order. we leave the office in what same's pretty much a nonevent but as they say anything can happen in fiji and they have non of it will soon become a round the big event so the court will not have the termini. we interviewed a lawyer a keen chambers who was representing the soul of you villa

just devastated devastated for the fiji islands and for fiji is just thinking how can this happen you know the company does come in. from any part of the world in d.c. . i guess i feel like i'm living next door to a lawless monster. a moment no respect for anyone else except for money and i agree governments. but i am going to. be up in the early and then we want to blow up a new. local people. my low low island want the world to know who they are crying for the land. the only way to get a good look at the land the thought of the mess that resort development free cell is from the year. 350 is were plain to hear many of the implicit over the water. obvious is the illegal recombination of the food and. the dredging and smashing of an east demanded 5000 square meters of raif to build a boat channel the in illegal roads built on the for sure using diedrich. is the geishas through the mangrove destabilization of the hillsides causing excessive thought ing and. rubbish going into critique did seaside areas. that few drawings previously flown over the saw it crashed in there were rumors that

just devastated devastated for the fiji and for fiji. just thinking how can this happen you know a company just coming in from any part of the world and these. i guess i feel like i'm living next door to last months to. a moment not respect for anyone else except for money you know governs. if you bring up 1000000000 then we want to blow up on you. the local people all think malou island want the world to know who they are crying for the land. the only way to get a good look at the land the thought of the mess that resort development free cell is from the. 350 barrier is were planed here many of the implicit over the water. of the is the illegal recombination of the food and. the dread jing and smashing of an easter maajid 5000 square meters of raif to build a boat channel the in illegal roads built on the for sure using their deed rate. is the gash is true the mangrove is destabilization of the hillsides causing exceeds the 3rd thing and. rubbish going into protected seaside areas. a few drawings previously flown over the saw it crashed

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streaking across the sky, the white—hot wreckage from mir drew gasps from onlookers on fiji.reckage from mir drew gasps from onlookers on fiji. onlooker: wow! this is bbc world news, the latest headlines: president trump announces funding for thousands more hospital beds for three states worst hit by the coronavirus pandemic. let's get more now on our top story: i'm joined by professor peter hotez from the baylor college of medicine's national school of tropical medicine in houston texas. let's talk about new york first. the city has 5% of the worlds covid—19 cases. first. the city has 5% of the worlds covid-19 cases. can it cope? that's the big question. it looks like new york city, who would have dreamt a month 01’ who would have dreamt a month or two ago would become one of the epicentres globally for this epidemic. we are hearing stories of 500 or more patients in the major hospitals, the big teaching hospitals, columbia and cornell, at least 2000 hospitalised so far at around 500 in intensive care units. let's just the beginning. 500 in intensive care units. let'sjust th

streaking across the sky, the white—hot wreckage from mir drew gasps from onlookers on fiji. the sky, the white—hot wreckage from mir drew gasps from onlookers on fiji. streaking across the sky, the white—hot wreckage from mir this is bbc news, our top story this hour: president trump announces funding for thousands more hospital beds for three states worst hit by the coronavirus pandemic. here the prime minister urged the public again to follow the rules for social distancing and help slow the spread of coronavirus. borisjohnson said if this didn't happen — further measures would be brought in. the number of people who have died from the virus in the uk has risen to 281, with 5,683 confirmed cases. 0ur health editor hugh pym has more. outside a fish and chip shop in scarborough today, people enjoying the sun, the local streets busy. it's fair to say social distancing has been variable. this was richmond park in south—west london and in recent days there may well have been confusion over the government's messages on what was and wasn't acceptable in the new world of limiting

writes that the university of the south pacific and lao color fiji has been specifically for plastic bottles where they go after that is not clear maybe they're really used in the factories that produce them. and in a post from nigeria brown says garbage isn't recycled there but burned which is very hazardous for the environment and people who live along rivers tend to discharge their waste into the water. thanks for your. hermance. clearly the problem of waste is huge and it could get bigger a study by the world bank forecasts that the amount of garbage will increase by 70 percent by the year 2050 that would be an incredible 3400000000 tonnes. figures like that show that we have to take action rice where we live. next report takes us to the brazilian capital where garbage is the subject of a university course back to basics. this patch of land near the capital brasilia used to be the biggest landfill site in latin america in 2018 but dump was closed on the 60 meter high mountain of garbage was covered with. construction waste is still being dumped that although that's illegal. the n

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if fiji's did it and us boys we're going back to d.c. they decided to go back to libya so what better proof of the fact that they pushed up the works and so the solution cannot be the ngos boats in the sea this is not a solution on the on the contrary i used to call it the kind of mortal baits because it's a track being the migrants in a base where they should not be the migrants should not be in to see if you're oprah wants to save them if for europe wants to welcome them they have to evacuate them by flights out of libya to europe. i think that many n.g.o.s have these no border ideology and they want to help as much people as possible so they do really believe that maybe they are not directly connected with human trafficking but they become a tool for human trafficking so all they may be useful idiots for the. traffic and it's called a cool factor or saw they are inviting you say that surgery are inviting more and more people to come and that's risky. i don't see where is the problem if the ngos are in contact the weavers modeless with

in additional 122, 000 fiji's joint them in thailand between 1980 and 1986. in vietnam, there was another outpouring of refugees known famously as the boat people, they escaped by sea. they had been political, military or cultural leaders, some were ethnic minorities who were fleeing persecution. 150, 000 went to china, while tens of thousands took to the oceans and made their way to other places in southeast asia, including thailand, malaysia indonesia and the philippines. they sailed in boats that were hardly seaworthy sometimes and an estimated 25%-50% died at sea. if they were lucky to make it to land, sometimes they were forced back to sea by governments like thailand and malaysia that refused to accept them. those refugees who were fortunate enough to live on and make it to a refugee camp lived in squalid conditions, very difficult conditions. by the middle of 1979, nearly 100, 000 vietnamese boat people were in malaysia and hong kong. so far, i have only talked about refugees from vietnam and cambodia, but i should mention what are known as lao refugee

retrying it's that the university of the south pacific and lao kala fiji has been specifically for plastic bottles where they go after that it's not clear maybe. they're really used in the factories that produce them. and in a post from nigeria brown says garbage isn't recycled there but burned which is very hazardous for the environment and people who live in the rivers tend to discharge their waste into the water. thanks for your comments. clearly the problem of waste is huge and it could get bigger a study by the world bank forecasts that the amount of garbage will increase by 70 percent by the year 2050 that would be an incredible 3400000000 tonnes. figures like that show that we have to take action rice where we live our next report takes us to the brazilian capital where garbage is the subject of a university course back to basics. with this patch of land near the capital brasilia used to be the biggest landfill site in latin america in 2018 but dump was closed on the 60 meter high mountain of garbage was covered with. construction waste is still being dumped there of oh that's illeg

on tropical fiji chinese developers are accused of destroying a pacific power and i. want to waste investigations on al-jazeera. the whole d.n.a. of the sierra is to deliver news on bohol for people who are subject to the decisions made by the pound or simply no less of holies people there are only individuals who children the lowlifes believe but stories this place has become a complete trap you have to hear all of them and to treat them is something that he respects when a prime minister takes a lump of coal into his own palm and that coal means a lot of the country's fortunes we bring you the stories and developments that are rapidly changing the world we live in get a break get done not was a slogan that one of the prime minister boris johnson counting the cost on al-jazeera. old. oh. this is al jazeera. hello i'm daryn jordan this is the al-jazeera news hour live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes congress approves a massive $8300000000.00 bill to combat the spread of the coronavirus in the united states. tensions boiling over in turkey's parliament over

to be for fiji dispute with greece deepen its tens of thousands of asylum seekers try to cross into the e.u. but even those who have made it into the block are being rounded up and deported. literally put millions in the north of the country on lockdown after the number of coronavirus cases jumped by 1200 people in a single day.

on tropical fiji chinese developers are accused of destroying a pacific power and i. want to one ace investigators on al jazeera. al-jazeera. every. chilling day listening post as we turn the cameras on the media india has more than 424 hour television news choppers morning talkers and focus on how they report on the stories that matter the most in the states misleads the public is the media reflects the same thing. on a challenge their editorial show it takes a dark believe they have anything to apologize for their listening post on al-jazeera. so far it is holding russia and turkey began another ceasefire in syria is it live province. i'm richelle carey this is al-jazeera by from doha also coming up a diplomatic route over the coronavirus seoul wants answers after japan announces it will suspend south korean visas and send visitors into quarantine. i will not be running for president in 2020 but i will until august to. go senator elizabeth warren answer presidential campaign leaving bernie sanders and joe biden is the only.

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for fiji dispute with greece deepen its tens of thousands of asylum seekers trying to cross into the e.u. but even those who have made it into the block are being rounded up and deported. millions in the north of the country on lock down to the number of coronavirus cases jumped by 1200 people in a single day. either thanks for joining us you're watching the weekly here on arts. in a major day for primary elections and caucuses in the u.s. has cut the number of candidates in the democratic race for the presidential nomination with bernie sanders and joe biden leading the way but even before super tuesday 2 rival said that they were quitting to back biden a move seen as a bid to undermine sunday after dropping out following the votes michael bloomberg also came out for the former vice president. i am ending my campaign and your saying that i am i am delighted to endorse and support joe biden for president. and to us joe biden and i hope you will join me of working to make him the next president. and sister monday super tuesday is when the largest number of states had to the polls the

chants streaking across the sky, the white—hot wreckage from mir drew gasps from onlookers on fiji.st headlines: money for more hospital beds and coronavirus tests — president trump outlines more federal help to tackle the pandemic. here in uk, the prime minister says advice on social distancing must be followed — or tougher measures will come. in germany, chancellor angela merkel has announced a ban on gatherings of more than two people in public outside work. announcing the new restrictions she made an emotional appeal to citizens to stick to the rules. translation: i'm very moved by how many people are adhering to these social distancing rules. it is how we show care for the older people and people with underlying health issues for whom this virus is most dangerous. in short, this is how we save lives. please all go along with this. do the right thing for our country, show reason and empathy. bojan pancevski is the correspondent for the wall streetjournal in berlin, germany. he told us why despite cases having risen rapidly in the country, the number of deaths had not. the primar

chants streaking across the sky, the white—hot wreckage from mir drew gasps from onlookers on fiji.ump announces funding for thousands more hospital beds for three states worst hit by the coronavirus pandemic. let's get more now on our top story. i'm joined from california by dr krutika kuppalli, an infectious diseases physician from the johns hopkins university centre for health security. doctor, so great for you to join us. the us government is promising to do more testing, first evolved. what kind of numbers are needed and when? so, we definitely needed tests yesterday, so, that has been a problem for getting people tested. as of today, the united states has done over 225,000 has with 311,000 positive cases. however, that is still not enough. we need more patients to be tested to get a better idea of where things stand with the coronavirus epidemic. would you ideally need 300 million tests, one for every person in the country? in an ideal world. i don't think that many, as we have other tests like serology coming online, but not infected and develop and antibody response, i don't

chants streaking across the sky, the white—hot wreckage from mir drew gasps from onlookers on fiji.e latest headlines: the death toll in italy has seen another dramatic rise — nearly 800 people have died in the last 2a hours from coronavirus, the highest total anywhere in the world since the outbreak began. in spain there's also been a big rise in the death toll — an increase of more than 300 people, bringing the total number of deaths there to more than 1,300. authorities in the chinese city of wuhan have begun removing some of the checkpoints installed to enforce a strict lockdown since january in an effort to halt the spread of coronavirus. the checkpoints started coming down after no new cases of the virus were recorded for a third straight day. other parts of china are also easing restrictions as stephen mcdonell reports from beijing. countries around the world are going through a coronavirus emergency. but in china people have been living at four months. now, with the weather turning good, and a feeling that the situation is pretty much under control, more and more of them are

chants streaking across the sky, the white—hot wreckage from mir drew gasps from onlookers on fiji.ines: the death toll in italy has seen another dramatic rise — nearly 800 people have died in a 24—hour period from coronavirus — the highest total anywhere in the world since the outbreak began. in spain there's also been a big rise in the death toll — an increase of more than 300 people, bringing the total number of deaths there to more than thirteen hundred. more than a billion people in india are being asked to stay at home to avoid spreading the coronavirus. reports from delhi and other big cities say a majority of people are observing the unprecedented 14—hour long cu rfew. the bbc‘s zubair ahmed is in delhi and joins us now. have been finding out, a i have been finding out, it is a complete lockdown. the city of delhi is like a ghost city and people are observing this self—imposed curfew which was requested. there was a televised address to the nation on thursday. streets, czars and metro stations, railway stations are all completely shut down. —— bazaars. stations are all compl

so you know the turks are just seeing ok let's flood you with all the user fiji's. probably the europeans are now a little bit more prepared there are more legislations in plays there are more interim agreements between the countries of the european union and probably they might deal with it a little bit better we've seen some response from. athens from release although we understand there are a few others have managed to cross the sea to miss most other probably places some house cost of health cross the river is this a loss of life so we don't know how this would peter out probably tough hand by authorities might dissuade scores of others to join but if i suppose if one opens its big get here i mean you can see for the coming weeks thousands more trying to cross the borders it's is going to see a lot of pressure put on the you to do something about it something that it hasn't done up until this point. forward earlier than once what the turkish authorities want is some cover for their operations immediately they want europe to become a stakeholder for their operati

medical equipment doctors and nurses to cope with such a large number of sick people yet he's from fiji in the middle. of the month. the toll on the economy is also growing all shops have been ordered to close with the exception of supermarkets food stores and pharmacies. at the economic level this is dramatic for us but we will make the necessary sacrifices. still not see the government has responded with an emergency aid package to support health care and businesses bane of the. we'll decided to allocate an additional 25000000000 euros to help the country cope with the difficulties of this ongoing emergency difficult to get basic stuff returned to work with some of. its money heavily into government can hardly afford. and we can speak now to dr jack come on he's an anesthesiologist from the university of melanie's coordinating the network of intensive care units in lombardy dr russell you know you're very busy at the moment thank you for joining us here on d w can you give us an idea of what the situation is in hospitals right but right now in. yes to give you an idea i can give you j

chants streaking across the sky, the white—hot wreckage from mir drew gasps from onlookers on fiji.latest headlines: the death toll in italy has seen another dramatic rise. nearly 800 people have died in a 24—hour period from coronavirus, the highest total anywhere in the world since the outbreak began. in spain, there has also been a big rise in the death toll, an increase of more than 300 people bringing the total number of deaths there to more than 1,300. brazil's largest state, sao paulo, is closing down for two weeks from tuesday to help fight the virus. all non—essential businesses and services, including bars and restaurants, will shut. the state is home to around 46 million people and is brazil's business, industrial and financial powerhouse. there are more than a thousand cases of the virus in the country. the bbc‘s katy watson has the latest from sao paulo. been a lockdown already. shopping centres have been closed, pharmacies, restau ra nts, closed, pharmacies, restaurants, some restaurants, you go out onto the streets and people, there are very few people, there are very

i want east is coming up next investigating a chinese developer destroying pristine environment in fiji. when a prime minister takes a lump of coal into his own parliament that coal means a lot of the country's fortunes we bring you the stories and developments that are rapidly changing the world we live in. was a slogan that whatever the problem is the boys jokes and counting the cost on al-jazeera. on the pristine shores of this be jeanne on this. is truly this is not you lend. me this 3 good but isn't that. a chinese developer is building a large resort and casino basically tell me. we're taking your land. feel like i'm living next door along. with no respect for anyone else except for money so locals say the company is breaking the law and destroying their home the sequel to this. one just this one i want to east investigates what price the g.e. is paying for its tourism development.

support in real time as we can britons have found themselves stranded as far afield as new zealand in fiji with the u.k. embassies closed in a number of countries many have urged the u.k. government to help problems have been worsened as a number of transit points including singapore have close their borders to business . or britain and when going away he stuck in peru described the situation as an information vacuum and we've been trying to get hold of the m. c. ever since the 1st day to go down here is a few weeks ago the seas being crazed apparently the sounds of earth and sometimes because you can't get a reply on the same line as they went together you circumstances since so it's been a bit of information vacuum really well have you had any support from the government i mean do you have access to text messages or are you able to go online is there any way of any communications whatsoever. we get very occasional twitter updates purposely once a day 6 hours something like that it's. currently actually it's really exciting that the 1st flight backs and leave it and it's meant. unfortunat

on tropical fiji chinese to. are accused of destroying a specific target. investigates. on al jazeera. as the world battles potential new pandemic we'll bring you the latest developments from around the globe with updates about travel or search and how to protect ourselves. run a virus outbreak special coverage on. this is al jazeera a reminder of the headlines this hour south korea is protesting against a cold virus travel restriction on its citizens visiting japan tokyo and i still face a 2 day mandatory a 2 week mandatory corns in south korea has more than 6 times in its current ours cases the israeli military has locked and bethlehem with no one allowed in its earlier house and the president declared a state of emergency after the confirmation of certain cases of coronavirus and at times calm is largely holding in syria's it will cope and suffer a cease fire came into effect it was brokered by russia and turkey after days of fighting that wind pushed the countries to war direct confrontation. the syrians from ad lib are among tens of thousands of people trying to cro

on tropical fiji chinese developers are accused of destroying a pacific power nice. one when they investigate. on al-jazeera. on charging the cost why the buses the fed rate cut just isn't good enough to save the global economy from the impact of the fast spreading coronavirus scientists raced to find a vaccine to stop the epidemic plus the environmental damage of drilling for oil in the republic of congo counting the cost on al jazeera. back here's a look at the top stories on al-jazeera a quarter of italy's population is under lockdown in an effort to stop the spread of the coronavirus austria's chancellor says it's only a matter of time before other european countries follow suit. iran has reported its highest number of corona virus deaths within 24 hour period bringing the total to $194.00 there are now more than $6500.00 infections across the country. and a top u.s. health official says there were some missteps which delayed virus testing in a country. the u.s. military is restricting travel to and from italy and south korea. a 4th senior prince is believed to h

while britons have found themselves stranded just far afield as new zealand in fiji with u.k. embassies closed in a number of countries many have urged the u.k. government to help problems and be worsened as a number of transit points including singapore have closed their borders to all visiting. or for a firsthand view on this i'm now joined by britain and when greenaway who's stuck in peru and nice to hear from you here tell us more about where you are what the situations like there. currently i'm in. peru it's about a day's drive to leave. we've been trying to get hold of the m c but ever since the 1st day i got down here. the only scenes being closed apparently the stars are worth and sent home because you can't get a reply on the phone line there's no wrecks going through constant systems so it's been a bit of an information vacuum really well have you had any support from the government i mean do you have access to text messages or are you able to go online is there any way of any communications whatsoever. we get very occasional twitter updates roughly once a day 6 hour

in real time as we can or britons have found themselves stranded just far afield as new zealand and fiji and the u.k. embassies closed in a number of countries many have urged the u.k. government to help problems have been worsened as a number of transit points including singapore have closed their borders to all visitors. or to discuss this in more detail i'll be joined in the next hour by a briton stuck abroad. a charity advocating for those in u.k. immigration removal centers has called for hundreds to be released over fears detainees are at serious risk from coronavirus detention action harper what's believed to be the 1st legal case in england and wales related to the pandemic well according to the charity there are roughly $1500.00 people currently being held in british detention facilities or of those 60 percent could become infected with the virus if they kept in their current conditions or group is also calling for the release of those with serious health conditions such as diabetes or heart disease who could die if they catch the virus the legal challenge comes as a woman curre