hand, you still do have a lot of concern and questions over the corona, virus economies like india, indonesia have been hit really hard by that. so opec is really trying to find middle ground here. they're going to start boosting well production, but they're going quite slowly. and even by the end of the year, they are, and the end of next year, they likely will still be producing millions of barrels per day. less than they had before the pandemic. you heard from chelsea, delaney at the franklin stock exchange for us. thank you very much. instead of clogging roads with gas guzzling trucks, some industrial companies are moving their consignments to rail. and they're investing millions of euros in their very own tracks. it's not just a greener option. it's also opening new business opportunities for the likes of german firm, so bothers these tank wagons arriving at the sullivan is dep, laden with methanol and ethanol, which the specialist chemicals supply cells on to pharmacy companies. but for now, this consignment is being stored in the company's main base. having a private railhead means the

so i mean, this is where india indonesia where india was 4 months ago. and so basically if i'm not learning and so this business, grace has done it for t. i'm so much confusing message. just gotten into a red one, but for this person who said they've been punished for not wearing a mask when drawn loan, when the government's last family visits. so it is a several factors and unfortunately not just medical care which is well we were trying to but more. busy the political and the needed. yes. what issues, as you also mentioned about the shortage of the vaccines and so the developed countries are kept most of them and the less well off countries as public weight gain affects seen. so it's a big challenge with a lot of vaccination, right? struggling, you know, country struggling to get vaccine. are we going to see even more transmissible variance mutate beyond the delta that we see now? yeah, the ration that if we look at you know, the why so people were needing bass. booster shots is because you're getting the variance emerging where you're getting lots and

first identified in india, indonesia, on the brink of a covey 19 catastrophe. with more than 20000 new daily cases, hospitals in jakarta and across the main island of java, a filled to the brim. working 12 hours a day, the medical staff stretched to the limit family, members of scrambling to buy oxygen for their loved ones were being turned away by the hospital. i tested positive at the hospital, just get him some medicine 1st at the hospital out of the red cross, the new crisis, the been food, but highly transmissible. delta variant, an increase holiday travel to kept the spread, the virus. the government has been banking on most like venetians. this single the inoculation event has attracted thousands of indonesians eager to get a shot. but so far less than 10 percent of the $118000000.00 targeted population have been fully vaccinated. as the situation threatens to burn out of control, the government explains why the new code has to be introduced by the input from ministers, health experts, and also regional hub. i have decided to impose emergency restriction

but then there are countries like caution, tina india, indonesia, all of whom can see that most of the benefits of the research. the proposal will go to the g 7 countries and some other are you see the members instead of being shared with them. and it's on that issue that the o. e. c. d is really in a tricky position. it's ignoring a lot of big g, 20 countries who have an entirely reasonable expectation of getting some of the benefits at to some said the city seems to be listening to the g 7 alone. right, so just very, very briefly, alex, yes, know, is a deal actually possible given for huge number of different needs. oh, it's going through the cd and the usaa twisting everyone's arms, but i think whether it's delivered is another question because it is so clearly unfair. i think we'll see a pushback to move this to the united nations because the cds teamsters to a blueness john's now right, alex, come on there from tax justice network. thank you so much. thank you. now let's take a look at some of the other business stories making headlines. competence among major japanese manufacture

and that meant that other interested countries, including capital india, indonesia, spain and germany were basically told to sit on the sidelines and watch this one out. well. so cool, targeted discussions took place with brisbin to make sure that the city was ready to host the sustainable and economically viable games. the overriding concepts is to make the games more affordable for future cities, but some criticism is just how transparent is process is the money was put in charge of the processes john coats, australia's highest ranking olympic official. somebody is heavily involved in sidney games in 2000 and the close satellite office on the back and whether, by coincidence or good fortune, the 1st city to benefit from this you bidding process is an australian. all right. and richardson speaking to us live from tokyo. thanks for now. i'm walking box had beaten the phoenix fans when they're 1st and be a championship title and 50 years. buck star, yanis and title company delivered one of the best performances of his troops lead his team with 50 points and 14 rebounds, milwaukee winni

there like for my headquarters in ohio heading and obligated to also ahead, scramble for oxygen, india, indonesia, excuse me, struggles to treat patients as the number of current of iris cases surges across the country. playing catch up as americans, longest war comes to an end and its troops, depart off, gun forces are left to pick up the pieces 2 years in the making. one of mexico most well known artists is honored in new exhibition. ah, thanks for joining us. hey, t president of n m o e 's has been assassinated. that's according to the interim prime minister, a closure f. the country has suffered political turmoil and violent unrest in recent years. a stand off over his term limit has fuel protest in the capital porto prince will bring him more on this as the developments unfold. but robinson jeff fall. the journalist with the new released one of haiti's top newspapers tweeted this. the prime minister closures f officially confirmed the assassination of president of m. o. e's early this morning. according to him, the attack was carried out by a commander group made up a 4 and elements injured.

so i mean, this is where india indonesia where india was months ago. and so basically even not learning. and so this business, grace has this candidate for t. i'm so what's the most confusing message just in the government? i read one with this person who said they've been punished for not wearing a mask when drawn loan. when the government's last family visits. so it is several factors and, you know, unfortunately not just medical science, which is, well, we were trying to but more the political and the need to get issues, as you also mentioned about the shortage of the vaccines. and so the developed countries are kept most of them and the less well off countries as problems we gain the faxing. so it's, it's a big challenge. well, as we mentioned, the us cases of doubled, vaccines are widely available in much of the us. but many people are refusing to take them. a white house correspondent, kimberly how get referrals. renewed warnings from the white house urging all americans to get vaccinated. as cases of coven continue to spike up 35 percent from la

so, i mean, this is where india, indonesia where india was 4 months ago. and so basically, you know, and not learning. and so this business, grace, hence this and then it's a t i'm so it was a math confusing mess. just a read one session who says have been punished for not wearing a mask when johnson loan, when the government's last family visits. so it is a real factors and unfortunately not just medical, which is, well, we were trying to more the political and the need to get school issues, as you also mentioned about the shortage of the vaccines. and so they developed countries that sort of kept most of them and the less well off countries have had problems with getting enough faxing. and so it's, it's a big challenge. but as you mentioned, us cases of almost tripled vaccines are widely available and much of the us. but many people are refusing to take them. white house correspondent, kimberly health care reform. renewed warnings from the white house urging all americans to get vaccinated. as cases of coven continue to spike up 35 percent from last week

first identified in india, indonesia on the brink of a curve at 19 catastrophe. with more than 20000 new daily tases hospitals in jakarta, and across the main island of java, a filled to the brim. working 12 hours a day, the medical staff stretched to the limit the family members of scrambling to buy oxygen for their loved ones were being turned away by the hospital that tested positive for the hospital to just give him some medicine 1st as the hospital out of the wreck process, the new crisis, this been feed, but highly transmissible delta variant and increase holiday trouble to cut the spread the virus, the guzman has been banking on most vaccinations. this single the inoculation event has attracted thousands of indonesians eager to get a shot. but so far less than 10 percent of the $118000000.00 targeted populations have been fully vaccinated. as the situation threatens to run out of control, the government explains why the new copes have to be introduced by yeah, my son getting input from ministers. experts and also regional i have decided to impose emergency

in countries like canada, india, indonesia where the lockdowns have been very severe, we have seen adani: you mentioned a bit ago improving margins. i'm wondering what sort of cost pressures you are singing. this is something we've been asking all ceos. it's more acute with signify considering the supply chain is so important to your business. what sort of inflationary pressures are you seeing? eric: we see -- when we talk about inflation, we sued -- we see two different types of inflation. one is transitory. the capacities are not in place at this point in time to support the demand. on many different types of commodities but especially electronic components. we also see a lack of containers at this point in time. transportation is an issue. prices have risen. that's a transitory path. i would add a bit of speculation . we can buy components up to 40 times the price that we used to buy them before. that's part of inflation we see as transitory. there's another part of the inflation that is more structural. doing things in a different way. we've increased prices as we see costs incre

they have overtaken india it made the spread of the delta variant and the vaccinator a lot, but indonesia's numbers shery, are larger than we saw back in april. shery: tragic, those numbers both from india and indonesia. let's get to vonnie quinn. vonnie: thank you, shery. chair powell says inflation is likely to remain for a month. the economic recovery has not left the central bank's will, monthly asset purchases. chair powell: while reaching this is substantial, further process is significant -- progress is a significant ways off we will continue in the coming weeks. as we said, we will provide advance notice before announcing any changes to our approach. vonnie: china's pushing back against the u.s.' attempt to crackdown at political efforts. a possible u.s.-led digital trade agreement in a bid to defend the u.s. power. separately, beijing condemned the plan. the white house warning individual businesses of operating in hong kong. the white house says the united states is sending more than 1.5 million doses of the moderna vaccine to sri lanka. they are being sent through covax, the glob

first identified in india, indonesia, on the brink of a covey 19 catastrophe. with more than 20000 new daily cases, hospitals in jakarta and across the main island of java, a filled to the brim. working 12 hours a day, if the medical staff stretched to the limit family, members of scrambling to buy oxygen for their loved ones, were being turned away by the hospital that tested positive at the hospital just to just give him some medicine 1st as the hospital because i'm not going to rec process, the new crisis, the been feed, but a highly transmissible delta variant and increased holiday trouble to cut the spread the virus. the government has been banking on most next venetians this single, the inoculation event has attracted thousands of indonesians eager to get a shot. but so far less than 10 percent of the $118000000.00 targeted populations have been fully vaccinated. as the situation threatens to run out of control, the government explains why the new code has to be introduced by the input from ministers, experts and also regional hub. i have decided to impos

first, india, now indonesia, reporting rec, quote, numbers, infections and deaths. the leaders of a pack collectively agree that the most pressing issue is vaccines. and they've called for fair access to vaccines saying this needs to be accelerated as the only way out of this pandemic. and they've promised to read double efforts to expand vaccine manufacture and said they will support the voluntary transfer of vaccine production technologies. there was also discussion about economic recovery. apec economy's suffered that was contraction last year since the 2nd world war, 81000000 jobs were lost. now leaders discuss ways to sustain their economies with a focus on keeping the markets open. now and there was also talk about how they would safely resume international travel with perhaps the possibility of using vaccine passports, household goods. a warning of arising covered 1900 infections in england, which is days away from lifting all restrictions. more than 51000 new cases were reported on friday, almost all from the delta variant. russia capital is also using coron

indonesia, we've been talking about cases overtaking india. nes is barring travelers from indonesia effective friday, certainly a change in fortune, change in situation when it comes to indonesia, and that leads to questions about what it means when it comes to recovery, tourism. david: i will show you the growth forecasts for 2021. they've been getting adjusted down. indonesia has overtaken india on an absolute basis. i'm going to try to zoom in on that. four straight days that indonesia has reported over 40,000 cases. india has flattened their curve. have a look at the growth forecasts for the full year 2021. this is what private economists, their consensus. that forecast was at 5.5%. that is a full percentage point lower, and it might get taken down in the pandemic. right now, 4.5% growth is what they are expecting, some expected out of the bank of korea. rishaad:rishaad: we've got the governor speaking in a moment, saying the decision to keep interest rates on hold was not a unanimous one. there was a call for a rate hike, as well. this is

that is because most of them come from developing countries like the philippines, india, indonesia.ing right now to get their own populations vaccinated. haidi: almost every story that has come out of this sector during the pandemic has been so nightmarish. does this potentially have pretty chaotic implications? >> yeah. right now is really peak time for the shipping industry. for example, we have already seen a dearth of containers coming back to china that are needed. and on top of that you have shipping rates going through the roof. we have also seen lots of disruption at ports in southern china being the most recent example. but delayed shipping has really clogged up the supply for weeks. that is just working itself out. what we have also seen with the delta variant and all these other variants is that is also affecting seafarers as well. in a story we put out today, you can see this listing of recent ships that have been besieged by covid-19, where seafarers have gotten sick. every time these days at fara gets sick on a ship, it is often because of the variants. you have ships

jessica, so indonesia is passing. india really, as a his cove, it's f p center. what does that look like on the ground has been the worst effected country in se asia. now in recent days, we've seen that indonesia is now covered epi center in asia, surpassing even the daily caseload and india, despite the huge differences in population and that indonesia has a significantly smaller population. what that looks like on the ground, a similar to what we saw in india just a few months ago where hospitals are overwhelmed and forced to turn away critically ill patients where even the public health clinics that a trust with picking up some of that overflow of patients that hospitals cannot assist are also overwhelmed. and increasingly the most disturbing trend that we are seeing is that people are dying at home in isolation without even the prospect or the hope of medical care or treatment. the government is trying to relieve some of that pressure on health care systems here in java. we're actually at an emergency hospital which actually was a dormitory that has now been r

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the well, as you mentioned, those concerning numbers that indonesia now has surpassed india as covered as asia is covered at the center. what that means on the ground is that is increasingly difficult to get health care in jakarta and other parts of java as well as hospitals, edge, closer to full capacity. we know that doctors have been tossed with the difficult decisions of having to turn critically. you'll have to weigh because they don't have room for them. even the public health clinics, which are supposed to really take on some of that overflow of patients with the hospitals cannot so that they too are struggling with shortages of medicine of oxygen and stuff. we've heard increasingly from teams of roving medic, they have suddenly become, become accustomed to finding people dead in their homes. people who never even had the chance to seek medical care or never got the opportunity to speak to a doctor because the health care system really is stretched to its limits. here in the capital city, i'm outside what is one of the new emergency facilities? this used to be just a normal dorm

and not meant the other interested cities and nations including cattle indonesia, india, they're also bits. percolating in spain and in germany ross to sit on the sidelines . while the i see discussed with principal how viable that was, how sustainable it was, and how cost efficient it could be. because in their eyes, those and the key things heading into the limpid games to try and use existing venues. and only tease the news that are going to cost huge amounts of money. see the house nation. now, some arguments about a conflict of interest here. thomas bank, the money put in charge of setting up what's described as the future host commission is john coach, who is by chance in australian. one of his closest allies, a vice president within the money, was behind the organizing the sydney, 2000 games. and the man in charge of that house commission being an australian, and funnily enough, hey, we all with, with a host city from australia. so some criticism about the transparency in this process. and really a huge challenge ahead for brisbin to make sure that these games taste sustainable

the changes also apply to people travelling from portugal, russia, india or nepal. indonesia'sed to boost its coronavirus budget and introduce phone consultations to non—critical patients, in an effort to reduce pressure on its overwhelmed healthcare system. the country is battling one of asia's worst coronavirus epidemics, fuelled by the rapid spread of the highly contagious delta variant. bangladesh has extended its strictest lockdown to july 14 to combat a surge in coronavirus cases led by the delta variant, with areas bordering india taking the brunt of infections. on monday the country recorded its biggest daily rise of coronavirus—related deaths since the pandemic began. in afghanistan, the violence is getting worse as the taliban take over more areas of the country. since the us military withdrew from bagram air field last week, the taliban have seized more districts. this map — from a us defence research think thank — shows the areas now in taliban control — they are in dark grey, contested areas are in red and areas controlled by the afghan government in light grey. th

this has enormous implications for us as a global competitor, india, china, indonesia, singapore, all these other countries that are or -- that are far outpacing the united states in english and math. we're spending time, wasting time on critical race theory when our kids can't read and that's a essential problem. who loses? the vast majority of kids. one thing i will say part of the reason i think that critical race theory gets such attention within k to 12 that even though the theory unto itself is not being taught, there are a number of practices that rightly or wrongly have become associated with critical race theory, and those practices are ones that are often sometimes divisive in the sense they literally divide both kids and faculty by race, and these are now provisions that might be violating title xi of the civil rights act. >> what's an example of that? >> in evanston, illinois, a teacher brought a lawsuit that because this district became an anti-racist district, which often is synonymous, again rightly or wrongly with critical race theory started separating their teachers

jessica washington joins us now live from jakarta, with more suggest indonesia is now surpassing india in terms of being a, his covered epi center. what does that look like on the ground? well on the ground it looks like a lot of what india experienced just a few months ago, where no matter how sick people are, it's difficult, almost impossible to get into hospital where the doctors are forced to turn away critically ill patients or even the public health clinics which are tossed with picking up some of that overflow of patients that hospitals cannot look after are also on the strain and have far too many sick patients to look after. in terms of the number of doctors they have where there are shortages of oxygen and essential medications. that is the situation in indonesia. and it's troubling as the data is the fact that indonesia has doubts a past. india, as asia is covered at the center, the data is only an underestimate of the reality on the ground. these has long struggled with low rates of testing and some of the low cool data agencies trying to get a more accurate picture of just

in the u.s., u.k., and spain due to high vaccine coverage while deaths are soaring in india, brazil, and indonesiaged to avoid travel to spain due to very high levels of covid-19. the centers for disease control and prevention has boosted the travel warning for spain to the highest level as cases climb. the philippine president made his final address to congress today. he pushed for opening the economy to more foreign investment. he also pledged pandemic support to help businesses bounce back and defended his criticized drug war. on the eve of his speech, protesters took to the streets and left-wing activists hung a huge banner that read

fatalities have stayed relatively low due to high vaccine coverage, while deaths are soaring in india, brazil, and indonesiae has been a sharp increase of cases in tokyo. meanwhile, olympic organizers reported 16 more cases, including three among athletes on the fourth day of the spectator free games. in the u.k., the number of new coronavirus cases dropping for the sixth day in a row, a potential boost to prime minister boris johnson following a chaotic week. prime minister johnson has sought a return to normal life over the summer, has dropped social distancing rules and done away with mask wearing. that is why guy is now living in a pub. dani: he's living in a pub, missing all of these earnings, missing the airline earnings. alix: i know. dani: can't believe it. the ryanair cfo did address virus concerns on bloomberg tv earlier today, speaking to bloomberg's manus cranny and rishaad salamat, about faxing passports in europe, as well as saying confidence is rising in the u.k. >> we would anticipate that we will make some profits over the second quarter of this year. we are seeing a great resurgence in boo

everything that you're saying is what happened in india, just about a month back. i wonder therefore if indonesia did not see this coming, this sheet is coming, but they don't know they will hopefully not like india. and that's why the problem is we are waiting until we got the last find the levy good. the increasing cases the actually we good grief and the early as possible. like before, rama down our it will be 350. we got a lot. busy of must be mobile decisions from in job 5 from the card back, the job islands and, and at a time also we already got the bill about bobby on bus. still not domini up there. the bus if nobody station during ramadan festival. the interesting bill that dominates in our country, then we followed the increasing of the cases. it meant and there are no, we cannot controlling the pun to me because the, the body and, and also the late response from our go from and to got to stop to so status reaction. it mean dad, this why it's been a very worst come out. you know that we are, we have coming into new york. now this i can cases, as you connect to point out is also because o

more contagious delta variance of cobit 19 is increasing infections around the world. indonesia has surpassed india's daily number of cases and it's now struggling with the worst outbreak in asia with more than 54000 new confirmed cases . it's one of the world's most populous nations, but less than 10 percent of the population has been vaccinated. malays the a to is reporting a record rise for 3rd day. with more than 13000 new infections, several hospitals have been turned into cooper. 19 only facilities. thailand's also seeing a search in cases it's reported it's worse day for death so far with $98.00 fatalities pushing its total death. tow past 3000. jessica washington has the latest for us from jakarta. well, some doctors here say that from their perspective, the health care system in indonesia has already become very, very close to collapse because they are in the unfortunate position of having to turn away critically ill patients because they don't have room for them. as hospitals as close to full capacity, it's not just the public hospitals that are struggling, but also some of the public healt

india, korea. even in indonesia.ompanies we will definitely be doing a lot of work on as potential investment. haidi: great to have you as always. let's get you to vonnie quinn with the first word headlines. vonnie: south africa's government is sending more soldiers to help end a riots following days of looting and destruction. defense ministers said troops will be boosted from around 5000 to 25,000. the protests erupted last week after former president jacob zuma was jailed. more than 70 people have been killed. brazil's president has been diagnosed with an intestinal obstruction and will undergo further tests to see if he needs emergency surgery. the presidential office that the 66-year-old was taken to hospital after more than 10 days of pickups. the surgeon who operated on bolsonaro was called in to evaluate his condition. the white house says the united states is that a more than 1.5 million doses of the moderna vaccine to sri lanka. the shots are being sent through covax. the biden administration has pledged to

indonesia is overtaking india as the current asian hotspot.n jakarta, families cud cued in the streets to by oxygen. and victims often fall ill and die at home. but there are stories of remarkable covid recovery. how about 102-year-old nicolai, who left the hospital this week, bursting with pride to have battled the virus and won. and there is some global good news, too: over a quarter of the adult population of this earth has now had at least one dose of coronavirus vaccine. and overall, deaths are on their way down. john? >> dickerson: liz palmer, thank you. and now we go to former f.d.a. commissioner dr. scott gottlieb, who is also on the board of pfizer. he joins us from las vegas, nevada. good morning, dr. gottlieb. >> doctor: good morning. >> dickerson: let's start -- people are hearing about increasing cases, maybe wearing masks, even if you're vaccinated. and there is talk of breakthroughs if your vaccinated. you always want to start with the risk decisions that people have to make for themselves. so how should americans think about wh

pandemic can the more contagious down for variance is drive in cases backup. globally. indonesia has passed india's daily cases to have the worst i break in asia with more than $54.00. thousands new confirmed cases is one of the most populous countries in the world, but less than 10 percent of its population is vaccinated. militia has also reported a record rise for a 3rd day reporting more than 13000 new cases. in the past day. the government is turning several hospitals into covert. 19 only facilities. thailand has been relatively unscathed through much of the pandemic. but recently it's seen a search, it's reported its worst day for death so far with 9 see a fatalities pushing its total death, toll pass 3 thousands. jessica washington has the latest from jakarta. well, some doctors here say that from their perspective, the health care system in indonesia has already become very, very close to collapse because they are in the unfortunate position of having to turn away critically ill patients because they don't have room for them. as hospitals as close to full capacity, it's not just the public h

now, a shocking as those numbers are, and now that indonesia has the past, india as ages covered 900 epi center. those numbers do not tell the reality of the ground on the ground because indonesia has for a long time, struggled with low rates of testing. what that means beyond the data is that no matter how sick people are, they are struggling to get into hospitals. many hospitals across java already at capacity or edging closer to it. people are struggling to get oxygen and medication for their loved ones. and even the public health clinics which are tossed with catching some of that overflow of the patients who couldn't get into hospital say that they too are struggling because they don't have enough staff or essential medications. so that is the situation here. most disturbingly, we are seeing an increasing trend of people dying alone dying a home in self isolation without ever even having having the prospect of medical care or the chance of survival because they weren't able to speak to a doctor. the health care system here really is stretched to its limits. the indonesian governm

indonesia's death rate is now even higher than india's, and only 6% of its population has been vaccinated. but it's not only indonesia being hammered by the delta variant, it's the whole developing world. because delta spreads so easily, even outdoors, and there's just not enough vaccine. for the second year, the great muslim hajj pilgrimage in saudi arabia was subdued. normally this holy place would be mobbed. but once again, only a trickle of the faithful were allowed. the delta variant has also put pressure on developed countries. israel is now giving booster shots as a precaution to the most vulnerable. president macron of france announced vaccinations would be compulsory for health workers. and in the uk where 130,000 people gathered to watch the grand prix today, the infection rate is rocketing up. in fact, prime minister boris johnson himself is heading back into self-isolation. >> like so many hundreds of thousands of people across the country, i've been pinged. >> reporter: that means the health system app sent him a text saying he had been in contact with someone who had covid,

so the more contagious delta variance of covered 19 is increasing infections globally. indonesia has passed india as daily cases, and it's now struggling with the worst outbreak in asia with more than 54000 new confirmed cases. it's one of the world's most populous nations, but less than 10 percent of the population has actually been vaccinated. funeral services and me and my are overwhelmed as cupboard. 19 deaths saw pictures from one place, one facility and young gun show dozens of coffins and bodies laid out, awaiting cremation. undertakers in the city say they conducted hundreds of funerals every day. more than double the number they normally would conduct $145.00 people died on weapons, se, but experts say the true figure is much higher. infections searching across the continent of africa, according to the world health organization, the number of deaths there has jumped 43 percent over the last week compared to the week before that the w h o regional director for africa as hospitals in the most affected areas and nearing breaking point and they're running out of oxygen, and i see you beds ma

everything that you're saying is what happened in india, just about a month back. i wonder therefore if indonesia did not see this coming, they see it is coming, but they don't know they will hopefully not like india. and that's why the problem is we are waiting until we got the last. finally, the good, the increasing cases, the actually, we could brief any early as possible. like before i'm done are it'll be pretty fast. we got a lot of must be mobile decisions from in from the cart there the java islands and, and at a time or so we already got the built body and best they're not dominated after the massive mobilization during ramadan festival. the interesting built by domini, in our country, then we followed the increasing of the cases. it meant and we are now. we cannot controlling the pun to me because the body and, and also the late response from our government to good to stop to so status addiction. it mean dad, this why it's been a pretty worst. come out. you know that we are, we are coming and any of your, not this i can cases as you connect to point out is also because of the delta vet a

covid-19 is sweeping across indonesia at alarming speed. that has overtaken india as a pandemic hotspot. 1300 deaths on monday. although that is down from saturday. this chart from the university of oxford shows numbers going up dramatically over the past month. researchers believe the real figure could be higher. communities are relying on volunteers to rely -- hospitals are turning away patients because they don't have better oxygen. some are coming people to bring their own oxygen supplies. >> i came from the hospital. anchor: only 6% of the house was -- population is vaccinated. they are relying on china's vaccine. 114 doctors have died this month despite 95% being inoculated. the u.s. is donating nano vaccines, some of which will be used as booster shots. the government has banned non-essential travel to try and curb new infections. that's bring our guests. from brisbane, australia, a phd candidate. and also from jakarta, a public policy analyst. a warm welcome to you all and thank you so much for joining us. let me start with you, many believe the government'

indonesia's death rate is now even higher than india's, and only 6% of its population has been vaccinated. but it's not only indonesia being hammered by the delta variant, it is the whole developing world. because delta spreads so easily, even outdoors. and there is just not enough vaccine. for the second year the great muslim hajj pilgrimage in saudi arabia was subdued. normally this holy place would be mobbed, but once again only a be m trickle of the faithful were allowed. the delta variant has put pressure on developed countries, israel is now giving booster shots as a precaution to the most vulnerable. president macron of france announced vaccinations would be compulsory for health workers. and in the u.k. where 130,000 people gathered to watch the grand prix today, the infection rate is rocketing up. in fact, prime minister boris johnson himself is heading back in to self-isolation. >> i, myself, like so many across the country, i have been pinged. >> reporter: that means the health system app sent him a ping saying he had been in contact with somebody who had covid, and that person

buying goods and services from the rapidly developing countries like china and india, and brazil, and mexico and indonesia. and so we buy our consumption in the rich countries are increasing greenhouse gas emissions in the rapidly developing countries which then affect the world's climate. so ultimately the changes required and not just technological, but we also, they will see a people, the wealthier countries have to reduce their consumption ultimately. and this is a very, very difficult concept to put across to decision makers. mark this off. it's an important story that needs to be told. thank you so much. your contribution to our coverage today. here on out here. we do appreciate your time. so my please. ok. aniston's, western city of her arts is under intense pressure from the taliban, with heavy fighting across recent days. the arm group took control of the road to the airport and flights into the city ceased on wednesday. charlotte bell as has more now with the latest from cobble on the outskirts of iraq, afghanistan stood biggest city government forces trying to hold off the telephone. its been l

ciento en los ;ultimos siete d;ias superando las cifras de pa;ises como brasil, indonesia, el reino unido incluso la indiaromedio diario de contagios se ha llevado a casi 62,000 nuevos casos al d;ia. las autoridades en distintos niveles pasar;an de pedirle a la gente que se vacunen a hacer las i inoculaciones obligatorias. presidente biden a no sab;ia que todos los empleados de google federal tendr;a que mostrar prueba de vacunaci;on estar;an obligados a someterse pruebas de covid recurrentemente. >> el sector privado comienza imponer este requerimiento, cabe resaltar que es netamente legal. las expresas pueden exigir de sus empleados que se vacunen aunque los individuos tienen derecho a negarse por razones mÉdicas o motivos religiosos >> han anunciado que ya sol solicitar;an en netflix que se vacunen. ejemplo claro la liga de b;eisbol los nacionales de washington han tenido que posponer el juego contra los filis luego de que una doca de jugadores resultara positivo >> con los vacunados infectados en aumento hay m;as dudas de que si ser;a necesaria una eye inyecci;on adicional. es m;as necesario que volva

the more contagious delta vary and his driving cases are globally. indonesia has now passed india's daily cases to have the worst outbreak of asia, with more than 56000 new consent cases. it's one of the most popular countries in the world, but less than 10 percent of its population is vaccinated. malaysia has also reported a record rise for the 3rd day with more than 30000 new cases in the past day. the government is turning several hospitals into covert 19 only facilities. a thailand had been relatively unscathed through much of the pandemic, but recently it seen a serge. it's reported its worst day so far in terms of death with $98.00 fatalities pushing its total death toll past $3000.00. let's get more on the situation in indonesia now with jessica washington, who's in jakarta? so record rise there. just tell us how is the country coping? how is the health system coping? well, some doctors here say that from their perspective, the health care system in indonesia has already become very, very close to collapse because they are in the unfortunate position of having to turn away critical

but you're saying is what happened in india just about a month back. i wonder therefore if indonesia did not see this coming, they see it is coming, but they don't know they will hopefully not like india. and that's why the problem is we are waiting until we got the last. finally be good. the increasing cases, the actually we good brief and the early as possible. like before, rama down our it will be 350. we got a lot of must be mobile decisions from in java, from the java islands and, and at a time also we already got the build quality on bus build not dominated up there. the bus, if nobody station during ramadan festival. the interesting built by dominate in our country. then we followed the increasing of the cases. it meant there are no, we cannot controlling the pun to me because the, the body and, and also the lead place bone from our go from and to got the stuff to so satisfaction it mean dad, this why it's been a very worst come out, you know, that we are, we are coming and then you put your now this i can cases as you can point out, is also because of the delta vet and you ar

jim, jim cobra, 1900. sweeping across indonesia at alarming speed. it's overtaken. india is asia pandemic hotspot. the country recorded more than 34000 new infections and 1300 deaths on monday. although that's down from saturday's peak of nearly 52000 cases, this chart from the university of oxford, our world and data shows the numbers going up dramatically over the past month. researchers believe the real figures could be much higher because of low testing rates. the highly infectious delta variant is driving the surge. indonesia has the highest cobra, 1900 fatality rate, in se asia communities are relying on volunteers to bury relatives who died at home . makes it graveyards, are working round the clock. hospitals are turning away patients because they don't have beds or oxygen. some are even telling people to bring their own oxygen supplies. the most likely i came here from suzana hospital. i feel 10 oxygen cylinders last night and have to buy 10 more cylinders. only 6 percent of indonesia population is fully vaccinated against cobra. 1900. the country's relying on chi