also coming up, melting glaciers in the himalayas are wrecking havoc on local communities. we ask an expert how global warming threatens this massive reserve of mountain ice. ah, i'm melissa chan. thanks for joining us. it's been a political and emotional upheaval for japan from the assassination of sions obeyed last friday. and that shadow over national elections on sunday. and now just 5 days later, a final farewell to a prime minister that both inspired and divided japan crowds lined the streets of downtown tokyo to pay their respects. tuesday funeral service was small, attended by close family members, friends and senior officials. afterwards, a hearse carrying abby's body made a final tour of the political landmarks that defined his career, the national parliament, the prime minister's office, and the headquarters of his liberal democratic party. shinta ave was campaigning in the western city of norah last week when he was fatally shot by a man with a hand made gun. the suspected killer was arrested at the scene, and his motives are still under investigation. correspon

the indian city of dam saw at the foot of the himalayas is best known as the exiled home of the dalai lama. little to bed, as it's often called, has been a huge draw for tourists over the years, including myself. but like so many places the pandemic left its streets deserted. a city of durham's sala in india's himalayas. thousands of tibetans have found a home here, along with the most famous of all. the dalai lama, the exiled, spiritual leader, has brought global attention and tourist to the city, a boon for local businesses. but the pandemic brought all that to a halt. my family depends. i had been done with i think the been damages or maybe a good more do is then come. durham sala has in the nickname of little to bit a center of tibetan buddhism, framed by the beauty of the himalayas. a perfect backdrop for that possible pose. a danger with me, i know about with foreign visitors are also starting to trickle back won't via i didn't know because of the connection these with and also i like many, many, many, many, many places. so when you get a hold of them, but for local vendors, the

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clay c, ologist cetera, puffin researches the sheets of ice surrounding the himalayas. this was one, the idea which had plenty of water from these glacier because the glacier was much higher and you went up to their lower loft, this marines. you can see here this moraine, it shows that they are the lower was much higher so that what it was or that he charging these are edition. jen is the glaciers that were the sensitive to climate x according to the template yet. and the precipitation when it's the heart, it melts a lot. since 1988, the snow line in northern pakistan has receded by 1 point, one kilometers. a decline that scientists had expected to play out over a 1000 year period has taken less than 30 years. and if global emissions remain at current levels, all of south asia ice could disappear. these glaciers are also important for these families, while living here would defend on these agricultural for their livelihoods. because you can see this, sir, this is weighty a moisture a deficit area. less than one in these plane areas live at this glacier that people pract

the indian city of dam sela at the foot of the himalayas is best known as the exiled home of the dalai lama. little to back thousands of tibetans have found a home here. along with the most famous of all. the dalai lama, the exiled, spiritual leader, has brought global attention and tourist to the city, a boon for local businesses. but the pandemic brought all that to a halt. my family depends a time you have a good deal. i think the been demick of or maybe a good more do is been come. durham sala has in the nickname of little to bit a center of tibetan buddhism framed by the beauty of the himalayas. a perfect backdrop for that possible pose. a danger with me, i know about with foreign visitors are also starting to trickle back long time. i didn't know because obviously with connection these with and also i like many, many, many, many, many places. so when you get a hold of them, i love but for local vendors, the return of tourists isn't translating into profits. said that with you, what they said, oh, i think you to the pandemic people are courses of spending much. people would buy ma

also coming up, melting glaciers in the himalayas are wrecking havoc on local communities. we ask an expert how global warming threatens this massive reserve of mountain ice.

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makarishi wanted to show them the himalayas. i contacted a helicopter company.wanted to be a pilot and became the chief pilot of the state government maharashtra. i drove everyone, including prime minister endira gandhi and the beatles hall i shouted because i wanted to get in first, and john shouted, no, i ended up john just pushed him away and climbed into the cab john was sitting, to my left leaned over me from -for an elephant review with my hair. so it was difficult for me to fly the helicopter. he began to tell john that people live high in the mountains who never go down to the valley and pray all the time. john asked what they are praying for, and we are harish and said they pray that we will break. john asked why they want us to crash he replied that they are on top of a mountain where there is almost no food, and i am in rishekesh with celebrities and a lot of money. and immediately he said, we are harishis, if you do not remove your hair and their prayers will be heard. everyone, of course, began to laugh, he had a sense of humor. music store george j

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flash floods in indian administered kashmir . flood waters swept through makeshift camps in the himalayas. where thousands of hindu pilgrims were taking part in an annual trek to a cave shrine. where those were the headlines. the news continues here now jazeera after al jazeera investigation stage, and thanks for watching bye for that. ah, al jazeera was investigative unit reveals the true scale of modern slavery in suburban britain. behind the high street, there's a hidden work force under the control of slave masters. now there chattering, they brought her to gary, said bob, then they tied me to the bed and the guys did their jo at tish without a drop off. most of the initial victims of the modern slave trade, where women exploited for sax, how much we have to pay you for the girls by $1.00 of each go with now the market, the slave labor spends a wide range of money making activities from now. so i don't think the boy thousands of residential homes have become candidates, farms run by vietnamese gangs inside one worker trapped alone and afraid the horizon wonderful. navigate little east

a buddhist temple high in the himalayas. prayer wheels powered by mounted streams.ay, signs of harmony with nature are everywhere here. for the people of bhutan, glaciers and mountains are sacred. like these 7000-meter peaks at the border to tibet. though the glaciers' days appear to be numbered. the ice is melting due to climate change, as shown on this animation by the wwf and the u.n. the glacial lakes have become a major flood threat. nearly 20 mountain lakes are currently at risk. the most devastating flood in bhutan happened in 1994. >> a lot of the properties were damaged as the flooding came down and it also claimed the lives. >> but many mountain villages don't benefit from the glacier-fed streams. they have to rely on the reins of the monsoon season. in the south of bhutan, the monsoon season is normally in july. but in recent years, the heavy rains have come to tsirangtoe earlier, in the month of may. the seeds sown by local farmers were washed from the fields. and the rainwater vanishes almost as suddenly as it appeared. springs are running dry and mount

. >> from remote areas high up in the himalayas to busy urban landscapes. india is on the move.s is a mountain state in northern india that has several isolated hamlets. this village received mobile connectivity four years ago. for this 82-year-old and his family, it's been transformational. >>[speaki -- there was nothing here. we used to send letters by post and it was months before we would get news about the births and deaths of our loved ones. >> the flagship mission digital india is meant to bring more people online. but, they agree there are challenges. >> there will be challenges in hilly areas, remote areas. >> in 2014 only one in five people had access to the internet. now, three in five are digitally connected. it is more than increased access. this farmer has cultivated a community of nearly 3 million subscribers. >> i did not think we would be able to earn a living off the internet. >> citizens are now able to access and create content on farming which was earlier only available on governmentun division channels. >> in the urban landscape high-speed internet has been

after a thorough inspection, they will walk several kilometers to a hindu shrine in the himalayas. >>y have made excellent arrangements for us. we've seen a lot of security officers on the way. they are doing a great job guiding us. reporter: the annual hindu pilgrimage has resumed after two years and is expected to be the largest in history. at least 250,000 people have registered. the treacherous journey takes at least a week and involves checking at an altar to to have nearly 4000 meters. it supports many jobs. >> we faced heavy losses for two years. this is our livelihood. i hope lots of devote ease turn up this year so we can make a good living. reporter: cashmere is claimed in full by india and pakistan but governed by both in part. india-administers cashmere has seen many uprisings against the law. the government revoked the special status and impose a strict lockdown, further fueling dissent. authorities say they have received many security threats. >> we have a neighbor like pakistan which wants to destroy the communal harmony in the region. there have been attacks on kashmir

by flash floods in indian administered kashmir. flood waters swept through makeshift camps in the himalayas where thousands of hindu pilgrims were taking part in an annual tract to a cave shrine. more than 2 dozen people have been reported missing. muslims in india have been celebrating the festival of either a lot higher. the 17th century mosque and new delhi, hundreds of worshippers of gathered. at the jama, my sheep, to offer prayers. the mosque is one of the largest in india. there was the headlines coming up next on al jazeera. it's talk to all to 0 good by control of the narrative, shapes the landscape fairly and went to the policy with those images front of mind, official war, the thing to very much bring forth out in the media as well as on the battlefield. listening post dissect the media on al jazeera with ha, wrestling is not just the combat sport for many who take part in it's a weight of life. it's origins, me hold back thousands of years across different cultures. in synagogue, it's of right of passage. ah. and while men have been the focus of much of wrestling history with a

hospital, those who are injured when flood waters swept through that makeshift camps high in the himalayas. tens of thousands of hindu pilgrims have been taking part in the annual trek to a cave shine. these got me dunlap's. when i bought lot bonnie's room, i saw water gushing down, sweeping away men, women shops and our belongings to. i have never before seen such an incident in my life. everything was buried under the mountain doors on me got i got my own good. we were about 200 meters away from the cave and it started raining. suddenly people started to run, it was all chaos. i saw a mountain coming down. we left and don't know how many were killed. a water spring in the middle of the libyan desert, supported to the city of the damage for thousands of years, tourists that used to visit the oasis in droves. but years of conflict have left its ancient anyways empty. now his efforts continued to create a lasting peace. there's hope that more stable conditions will draw. visitors back, alec trainer reports former academies in libya's northwest. the dumbness is nicknamed the pearl of the des

those who were injured when flood waters swept through their makeshift camps high in the himalayas. tens of thousands of hindu pilgrims have been taking part in the annual pilgrimage to a cave shrine. water spring in the middle of the libyan desert supported the city of garden these for thousands of years. tourists used to visit the oasis in droves, but years of conflict have left its ancient alleyways empty. and now as efforts continue to create a lasting peace, there's hope that more stable conditions will draw. visitors back malik, trainer reports from academies, and libby as northwest. the dumbness is nicknamed the pearl of the desert. it's crown jewel. this waist is called the thu, meaning head of the valley is believed to be more than 4000 years old. water tunnels, fed by the gall, suv stretched throughout the city, have supplied houses, moss and forms for centuries, a sleuth. and it led him after the gus zoof was found. the city became an economic hub for caravan trade, connecting countries across africa. and it came under control of the roman and byzantine empires. but later isla

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weather to its western parts of in the air, some very heavy rain up around the foothills of the himalayas as well. a northern plains, seeing some lively showers, not as wet as it has been recently, but those big showers remain there. nevertheless, and you see they do become a rather wise, but even pakistan, joining the party with wet weather coming here for good part by sunday. i saw official ally of the journey to some hulu. boat is a mechanic or even myself driving train at the airport. but android today can be the everly humanoid. robots like me, whole be everywhere. algae 0 documentary to lift the lid on the weird and wonderful world. world books learn think and even trust. i feel like i'm alive, but i know i on the machine origins of this machine, owner to see ah ah, he watching al jazeera mind, a top stories this out, russian missile strikes to kill at least 19 people in wounded dozens of others near the ukrainian court city of odessa, a rescue operation is on the way to find people buried in the rubble and keep the ukrainian government held a moment of silence for those who killed

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if ryan continue around the foothills of the himalayas possible to further fighting for good part and northern india, cats are airway official airline of the journey. ah, the shake hammered award for translation and international understanding is accepting nominations for the year 2022 from february 15th until august, 15th this year. for more information go to w, w w dot h t a dot q a slash e m. ah, ah the me you're watching out here are minds now of our top stories this out. on combs next. the chief executive, john lee has been sworn in. it comes at the turret, remarks 25 years. return from china from britain earlier, the flood raising certainly launched days celebrations. us present joe biden has called on the well stand behind you kind of close over nato's, tommy to new jersey. he said the military alliance will defend every inch of territory. also announced another $800000000.00 of us weapons. at least 9 people have been killed in protests against the military ruins, to done thousands values on the streets of the capital. market returns that have been in government and internet. c

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by flash floods in indian administered kashmir flood waters swept through makeshift camps in the himalayas. where thousands of hindu pilgrims were taking part in an annual tract to a cave shrine. more than 2 dozen people have been reported missing. and muslims in india have been celebrating the festival of eda latha at a 17th century mosque and new delhi. hundreds of worshippers of gather to the jama, my seed to offer prayers. the mosque is one of the largest in india. those are the headlines coming up next to now to 0, inside story. good by. on counting the cost, we ask what's the price of rebuilding ukraine and who are going to be the financial windows once the war is over, plus, hyperinflation is gripping zimbabwe examined the unorthodox ways people are trying to protect their assets. counting the cost on all disease. japan is going ahead with its selections on sundays despite the assassination of its former leader. since obey was killed on friday in the city of norah. so will this affect the outcome? and what will it mean for japan on the broader region? this isn't side story. ah hello

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from remote areas high up in the himalayas to busy urban landscapes, india is on the move.bile connectivity four years ago. for this 82—year—old man and his family, it has been transformational. translation: there was nothing here. i we used to send letters by post and it would be months before we got news about the births and deaths of our loved ones. the government's flagship mission, digital india, is meant to bring more people online. but they agree there are challenges. there have been challenges in getting right of way, in hilly areas, remote areas, island areas. in 2014, only one in five people had access to the internet. now, three in five are digitally connected. it's more than just increased access. farmer turned blogger santhush has cultivated a community of nearly three million subscribers. translation: i didn't think we would - be able to earn a living off the internet. citizens are now able to access and create content on farming which was earlier only available on government—run television channels. in the urban landscape, high—speed internet has been around