he's on his way to one of idlib�*s dedicated coronavirus hospitals.and patients are being turned away. the hospitals are also running low on oxygen. to make matters worse, nearly 1,500 doctors and nurses have tested positive for the virus — 30% of the medical workforce in idlib. three weeks after giving birth, zeina is trying to get back into syria to look after mohammed. but having entered turkey via an unofficial route, she is repeatedly turned away from the border. but even with his symptoms, mohammed must continue to work. there are only 70 ventilators across the whole of idlib, and growing competition among the hospitals. after four attempts, zeina and the children finally make it across the border, but it's not the homecoming mohammed was hoping for. after ten days in quarantine, mohammed takes another covid test. it's negative. it's the 1st of december, and one month since mohammed held his youngest child, aleen. hello, it's been a chilly day, pretty much wherever you are, made worse by a brisk easterly wind for some of us. some sunny views fro

thousands of people displaced by war or trapped in this idlib camp, and many have nowhere to go.hey do their best to clear their living spaces. mud pushed up to the side of the tents offer some protection from the water. the rains came in the middle of the night, forcing people out of their homes into the bitter winter cold. on tuesday, one boy was killed after the brick wall built around his tent collapsed on top of him. thousands of families have lost their shelters, and more rain is being forecast. >> every year were having torrential rain and flooding. the roads are closed. even for humanitarian actors on the ground and agencies trying to reach with sistance, it is hard to get there. at least 21,900 people have been affected by this latest storm. >> further north along syria possible to with turkey, freezing bank of snow makes for unsteady ground in this refugee camp. conditions here are already tough. but covid-19 is adding to the misery. >> the cold weather seeps into the tents. we are trapped between two things. cold weather and winter, and at the same time, the coronaviru

. >> this is the 10th winter they have spent in idlib. brent: you're watching the news. family news -- family rooms turn intolassrooms. we look at the challenges when trying to teach and more as schools stay shut in the pandemic. that's in just a moment. stricter lockdown restrictions have come into force across germany as the entry struggles with a second wave of coronavirus infections. the death toll passed 40,000 over the weekend. more than 40% of the intensive care beds are now occupied. >> in this crematory and -- crematorium, signs of the coronavirus deaths in germany. the number of coffins have increased. the daily death toll exceeds the first wave of the pandemic. last week germany saw over 1000 daily deaths. that the situation is serious was confirmed on monday. >> these are very high daily death figures. a very high rate of people in intensive care units. 5.5 thousand people have to be treated in intensive care. this shows that there are tougher coronavirus cases. >> people can only meet with one other person from another household. in basis with a hotspot, peo

this is the 5th twin to the family has spent in a tent in the northwestern syrian province of idlib. and dive as if in searching the seabed off of the indonesian island of java looking for the crashed flight recorders from the passage from passenger jet that crashed into the sea on saturday . the information on the records will clarify why the boeing 737 came down minutes after takeoff from jakarta with 62 people on board. it's a delicate operation for these divers dodging sharp debris to find vital clues. this underwater robot was deployed to help them search the seabed the. authorities are amping up their efforts to recover the plane and its passengers thousands of rescue personnel are taking part in the operation. anything that we can retrieve debris the victims and whatever else we will try to access the quicker we can find the victims the better. hospitals are now examining d.n.a. given by family members of the victims to identify remains. this 3 week air flight left jakarta airport on saturday bound for a 90 minute journey to pontiac. contact was broken just minutes after takeo

this is the 5th winter the family has spent in a tent in the northwestern syrian province of idlib. and now we have to france where authorities have imposed a 6 pm curfew in marsay after more than 20 cases of the new coated 90 variants were found in the mediterranean port city is raising new fears that the government has not done enough to protect the population of vaccinations began last month but france has been lagging behind other european countries as lisa lewis reports from paris. the opening of france's 1st vaccination center run by a town hall is a big event not just for the parisian suburb of pussy france hopes that centers like this will play a crucial role in its vaccination strategy. when your do produce cycle we will now vaccinate medical personnel over 50 and then in 2 weeks we will over 75 but there will be 10 such centers in our department ilene and 300 across france this will allow us to inoculate up to $500.00 people per day here and very quickly the entire french population across the country. have actually lost. the vaccines can be stored for up to 5 days i'll ci

this is the 5th twin to the family has spent in a tent in the northwestern syrian province of idlib. you're watching news still to come family rooms turned into classrooms with germany 2nd walk down extended we check out the challenges still facing those who are trying to teach and learn as schools shut in the panda streaming up in just a. stricter lockdown restrictions have come into force across the country struggles with a 2nd wave of corona virus infections the german coated 1000 death toll past 40000 over the weekend more than 80 percent of the country's intensive care beds are now occupied. at this crematorium signs of the high number of coronavirus deaths in germany it hasn't yet reached its limit but the number of coffins arriving here has increased the daily death toll now far exceeds what it was during the 1st wave of the pandemic just last week germany saw a new record number of daily deaths over 1000. that the situation remained serious was confirmed on monday by the german government spokesman. the. very high daily death figures the very high rate of people in intensive

this is the 5th twin to the family has spent in a tent in the northwestern syrian province of idlib. we're now joined by. the jordan capital she's the syria response policy and advocacy adviser at the norwegian refugee council mystery kim thanks for talking to g.w. today the family we just heard about has lived in this camp for 5 years how common are stories like theirs. thank you for receiving me how good morning their story represents story of many internally displaced syrians and refugees outside syria as well. in north in syria the presence of the believe that we've just. heard in there. do live in europe there are today 2700000 internally displaced people in more details in the camps this is roughly the population of ferries in an area that is not bigger going twice the look similar so it's very overcrowded and 80 percent of these internally displaced people are children and women most of them have been displaced several times because of course the theater bombs but then the conflict advances and the bombs keeps following them so most of these companies have been displaced more

more lives in a refugee camp in the syrian province of idlib every day with her friends she comes to this landfill she searches for plastic she can sell for cycling probably a lot of ballet and i come here every day to work and help my father who is sick and can't work i'm helping my father to buy some bread because we left our area see jar and we have nothing but some clothes. after 10 years of civil war syria's economy is in tatters in 20 live in the currency traded at $47.00 layers to the dollar no it's more than $1200.00 the u.n. says food prices tripled last year and used to mates 4 and 5 syrians now live below the poverty line this winter has been a shortage of fuel and wheat crossover on a dry land. we come here every morning scrapping through leftovers and plastics to bring back home and sell to make a living sometimes we find food and eat it even give it to our children at home if there's enough of it. it leaves home to about 3000000 syrians displaced by the war about half the children many here are abandoned their assets use this savings to flee and in are desperate for wor

mona lives in a refugee camp in the syrian province of idlib every day with her friends she comes to this landfill she searches for plastic she can sell for cycling probably a lot of ballet and i come here every day to work and help my father who is sick and can't work i'm helping my father to buy some bread because we left our area see jar and we have nothing but some clothes. after 10 years of civil war syria's economy is in tatters in 20 live in the currency traded at $47.00 layers to the dollar no it's more than $1200.00 the u.n. says food prices tripled last year and used to mates 4 and 5 syrians now live below the poverty line this winter has been a shortage of fuel and wheat cross over on a dry land. we come here every morning scrapping through leftovers and plastics to bring back home and sell to make a living sometimes we find food and eat it even give it to our children at home if there's enough of it. it leaves home to about 3000000 syrians displaced by the war about half the children many here abandoned their assets use this savings to flee and in are desperate for work t