for indonesia's exports may be affected.is a challenge indonesia is still doing. we are having already in the country about 105 million doses now. so that will transpire to 50 million people can be vaccinated. and we181.5 -- need right now about 181.5 million people to be vaccinated for herd immunity. hopefully, we can have everyone vaccinated by the and of the first quarter next year. hopefully, the surrounding countries in asean, will do the same responsibility, to vaccinate everyone. because there is no vaccinations until everyone is vaccinated. this is my biggest challenge. hopefully, the world can have world mitigations in order to have everyone vaccinated. >> minister, we appreciate the time and thank you for joining us, indonesian trade minister joining us. coming up, talks to revive the iranian nuclear deal drag. and the new president and what it means for energy markets. this is bloomberg. ♪ yvonne: talks to revive iran nuclear deal ended without an agreement. a six round of meetings adjourned with major gaps on the

this week has been indonesia worst since the pandemic began. it is recorded more than 100000 cases for the 1st time filling up dozens of hospitals. for the capacity of the tree. tense is 30 portable beds, but the number of people who come here to us for medical treatment is really high. we contradict them. the capital jakarta is worst, his last week are recorded more than 130 deaths every day. indonesia has recorded 50 success from fatalities since the pandemic began. that's the highest number in se asia and the 4th worst per capita, globally. as adult variance spreads, indonesia is not the only country facing a health emergency. russia recorded 619 cove, a date on saturday. the highest so far this year. though the puppet in july for the last week, the number of patients increased by one 5th compared to the numbers we had before the day at the world health organization says the delta variance has been identified in 85 countries and spreading rapidly and unvaccinated populations attack rate is higher, in fact, more people, it can spread faster.

and then as he, we're really across much of malaysia and on into indonesia. as frustrated here it is largely dry. we have got some wet weather just skirting through the bite. what an active area of low pressure just making its way in here feeding some wet weather into southern parts of w way taught, packed ice, abbas i brisk winds, brisk winds to to companies as you can see that squeezed on the ice, abbas here where the winds coming in from the south is going to be a cold one. that could be some snow over the southern outs. i celsius, therefore were christ church and wanting to on that tuesday. but warming up nicely by wednesday afternoon. the in the next episode of science in a golden age, i'm exploring the contributions made by scholars during the medieval period in the field of medicine. science tend to be a good subject to bring different peoples from all over the world together. as such, like a magical and the more i learned about that, the more i respected science and the golden age with professor jimmy kelly on a jazz eda. ah, the headlines on al jazee

c and most, trailer indonesia in the u. k. and i think we'll see it now increasingly in europe, and indeed, also in the, in the america, a strange experience that this week it was covered free. now it has dozens of cases, millions of people in and around sydney have been ordered into a 2 week lockdown. everyone's down the board upset. it's just complete goes till again. we should price our still more cases with bonding that all household contacts. unfortunately, getting the bars transmits ability is at least double what pre previous very, and have bank that we do need to price out bills for potentially larger number of cases in the following guys. for people in spain, the freedom has been more than a year and the making. on saturday, the government dropped in order to win masks out towards a 3rd of the population is now fully vaccinated and infections of falling in those order. i feel safe at the end of the day, i think we need to return to our pass normal life as soon as possible. this is a step forward, but many kept in mosc

how is the vaccine wall light 1st proceeding in indonesia? well, compared to many condition and it is not too bad in terms of what you nation, you know, the problem the problem be because we use the flap which is not too effective, but it's still better than none. and now we also have cases with us that i've been a god because especially for young people, their site is that can be you know, become of a wider in the social media because they, they have some, you know, sort of not so nice side effects, but and also so fashion that systems, especially among the conservative most linda and s b. surely they have also to assist them because they are suspicious of the chinese fox in so as the nation also had to become fully decides and it's not easy. ok goes you can imagine if you have work or you work so hot, very risky and some people don't believe that you know, your work is what it yeah. ok. yeah. very challenging situation indeed. but your, your perspective are your thoughts. thank you so much. has been mercy full of fabulous from jakarta. than

, indonesia surpassed a record $21000.00 cases. on saturday, all russia recorded 619 cove deaths its worst day. this year most increases a blamed on the highly contagious delta varied shell of eligible. at a hospital on the outskirts of jakarta, people infected with coven 19 seek treatment and the car park. this week has been indonesia worst since the pandemic began. it is recorded more than 100000 cases for the 1st time filling up dozens of hospitals. for the capacity of the tree ashton's is 30 portable beds. but the number of people who come here to us for medical treatment is really high. we contradict them. the capital jakarta is worst, his last week recorded more than 130 deaths every day. indonesia has recorded 50 success from fatalities since the pandemic began. that's the highest number and south east asia and the 4th worst per capita, globally. as adult a variance spreads, indonesia is not the only country facing a health emergency. russia recorded 619 cove dates on saturday, the highest so far this year. the operating agi

indonesia is a country with 270 million population. these new companies will probably do a dual listing. and also supply chain, evolving supply chain is a big thing that we are seeing, and vietnam has been a big beneficiary of that. many things are being made in vietnam. apple started manufacturing some of their devices in vietnam today. vietnam's gdp grew in 2022 the highest in asia -- grew in 2020, the highest in asia. haslinda: asian bull, pauline ng, thank you. let's get more with su keenan in new york. su: the president made the remarks in the u.k. ahead of the weekend's g7 summit. biden says the u.s. will respond in a robust and meaningful way if the currently engages in harmful activities. each leader will come face-to-face on june 15 in a scheduled summit in geneva. jeremy lyons blasted the u.s. for pushing a $250 billion at the summit to counter beijing's technological ambitions. this as china six to develop a win-win relationship with the u.s. the sweeping legislation includes $52 billion for semi conductor r&d and manufactur

indonesia feels the impact of covid.rtages of oxygen and vaccines at the delta variant leads to record numbers of new infections. russia reported record high covid deaths today. the second day in a row the figure has reached new heights. president putin called on russians to get the gem but vaccination rates are without -- lagging. reporter: vladimir putin himself hailed sputnik v as the first registered vaccine against covid in the whole world, and it was meant to be a world beater. the statistic suggested it was up to 90% or more effective. yet, we have a massive spike in cases an increase in deaths. it is primarily because russians are not getting vaccinated. they do not trust fund or the other vaccines that are available here, so it is interesting that vladimir putin finally revealed that he himself had received sputnik vaccine and he was trying to urge russians to go and get vaccinated. a real push to get people protected against a very reluctant population. laura: delays in opening the economy is having an impact o

aid agencies are warning that indonesia is on the edge of a covid-19 indonesia is on the edge of a covidt has been fuelled by the highly transmissible delta variant and also the movement of more than a million people after ramadan. courtney bembridge reports. 15 months into the pandemic and this has become a familiar sight. hospitals so full that patients are being treated in the corridors. this is indonesia, the hardest—hit country in southeast asia. translation: in a lot - of cases, patients are dead when they arrive because of a lack of beds. they have to wait until there is bed space before they can be hospitalised. oxygen is in short supply and prices in the capital, jakarta, have almost tripled. the red cross says the country is on the edge of catastrophe and the government is considering tougher restrictions as the relatives of the sick try desperately to get them care. translation: i have been looking for oxygen tanks i for three days now so i've come here to join the queue. hopefully i can get it here. translation: it's been - so difficult to refill my tank. this morning i went

in indonesia, a spike in new cases is adding to the pressure to be vaccinated. so some people have decided to jump the queue by jumping on a plane. the corona virus has hit us like nowhere else, but when it comes to vaccinations, few countries have done better. its abundance of fact seen is the envy of many where the jobs are still in short supply. in indonesia, some are tired of waiting and are prepared to travel to get their shot. vaccine tourists like mohammed risky butram, my the senior living. i haven't had the vaccine here in indonesia, so i might as well go to the us and get it there. why not? it's free for indonesian travel agents. it's an easy pitch to a public, tired of restrictions and eager to get on with life. this company lost most of its business in the pandemic. now they say vaccination trips can benefit everyone if they do that man helping out people who want to get vaccinated, but having trouble getting a shot since they also want to travel one or combine both and and with indonesia, mainly vaccinating with china sign back and the astrazeneca s

a bad - translation: it is an attempt to give indonesia a bad name. | to give indonesia a bad name.xperiencing a slump at the moment. a total of 96 million us dollars have been paid to the locals to fulfil their rights. the locals to fulfil their riahts. , , the locals to fulfil their riahts. , ., , rights. developers have built this new village _ rights. developers have built this new village around - rights. developers have built this new village around two i this new village around two kilometres from the project. but families like this say there is no land to farm that. translation:— there is no land to farm that. translation: there is 'ust a s - ace translation: there is 'ust a sace at translation: there is 'ust a space at the i translation: there is 'ust a space at the new i translation: there is 'ust a space at the new case. b translation: there isjust a space at the new case. it - translation: there isjust a space at the new case. it is i space at the new case. it is difficult to get across. honestly, i'm really upset. we have no power. we will have to move. we have no voice

and in indonesia which resources is more precious, 10 or fish? that depends on who you ask as miners and fishers based off plus preserving pakistan's peacock how concert conservation is managed to save the 1st one population decline. the news i melissa chance, thanks for joining us. tie one, why is such a success story throughout the 1st year of the cobra pandemic at the start. c of 2021. you could count the total number of deaths on your hands, and then things went sideways. the country of 23000000 has seen a spike this summer with more than 14000 cases. and based on the latest information on thursday, 599 deaths, less than 7 percent of people have had their 1st vaccine injection, which means hardly any one is fully vaccinated. d, w 's when you li, has more running in and out every day. 39 year old mister chan delivers 300 orders a week. the reason koby the outbreak in taiwan house brought him more orders, but he had to take more risk. think over 90 percent of the population on like him, have a think about the made it? well this, i know i live w

is almost 60000, but don't to stay. huge is a low rate for testing across indonesia. the actual just hold could be much more, very difficult to watch. families grieving at this symmetry. this makes shift symmetry where they have to say good bye to their loved ones in a location like this. not just java cemetery workers struggling to keep up with their workload. in light of the surgery covered 900 cases. but health care work is as well. some hospitals in java, in particular in the capital jakarta are already at 100 percent capacity. and some have even resorted to having tents in complex outside hospitals to deal with the overflow of patient doctors. a warning that is strict protocol isn't introduced, the health care system will soon pull up from birthright has more now on the situation, indonesia and elsewhere across asia, thailand is shutting down construction sites and indoor dining as well as ban and gatherings of more than 20 people the latest restrictions to address new outbreaks of cope with 19 grim news for a tourist hub at the start of the summer season. and th

patients to make shift tense and indonesia, a rush for safety and bangladesh, asian country struggle to deal with the search and covered 19 cases. hispanic races needs a systemic and the un just local action to help discrimination and violence against black people and a reporting fine for the killing of tor troy. and it's for after a year away. it's covered 19 grand from fantasies. backer, wimbledon crowns are at 50 percent capacity for day one of the tournaments. ah, the us secretary of state is defending the air strikes against paramilitary and our groups along the iraq syria border and nibbling can says the strikes will send a strong message. both the iraqi and iranian government have condemned the attacks . the strikes targeted the popular mobilization forces that is an umbrella group of arabian back sizes him on con, begins coverage from back that this is the moment the us said it hit are popular mobilization forces base ne, iraq's l. com. border crossing with syria. the air strikes happened in the early hours of monday, targeting both sides of the crossing. on the rocky side, a

i find vaccine and to industry class of the board of indonesia with minus encroaching on fishing. other more coming up with my colleague, melissa, shortly after the the news. the news news the the the ah, the finally teaching take the trip again. ah, my normal 9 days is doing his 99 pilgrimage on the way of saint james. during the corolla virus pandemic, the root was close to thousands of pillars. the now minority has rediscovered his why do these? because the way of st. james is a journey, not a destination. focus on europe. 60 minutes on dw, i was able to say matters to us in that's why we listen to their stories. reporter every weekend on dw ah, how it takes me into feels jewish life in europe. oh, that's what film producer and his phone and journalist kogan man, and more exploring, building into history and the present. i would never do. it can be live so openly and so freely constantly and to remind myself because i grew up in a completely different way to fraud. it's for the jewish in years. the 2 part documentary starts july 5th on d w. ah, you're watching the w news asia c

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a lot of times, you know, in indonesia actually only 45 percent of race gets collected. because a lot of the small towns there is no funding for it. it's not, it's not cheap. you know, and so i think that the government is looking for a solution that are not just ok. let's recycle. i'm all for recycling. but a lot of these products, actually you cannot recycle. so it's good if there's ways that you can actually reduce it rather than you know and have it out of the system. and so that's actually really helpful, and i think the government is supportive demand for the deliveries is growing fast . and not only because they're actually cheaper than the stuff in packages. so the companies c, e o. i think indonesians across our class as they see the plastic problem and they care about their country, they care about making it better. and i think this is really why the responders been so good. good enough for plans to expand to more indonesian cities, helping people reduce and reuse their plastics. is more on our website. we will see you tomorrow by the, the literature invite jus

it's free for indonesia and travel agents. it's an easy pitch to a public, tired of restrictions and eager to get on with life. this company lost most of its business in the pandemic. now they say vaccination trips can benefit everyone. momento helping out people who want to get vaccinated, but having trouble getting a shot since they also want to travel one or combine both and again and within denisia, mainly vaccinating with china sign back and the astrazeneca shots, a trip to the u. s. can offer different brands, it doesn't come from the brochure. i learned that will get johnson and johnson. my husband and i checked out the company and it's a large one. so we trust their research and believe this vaccine is good. to me. my lewis, less than 5 percent of indonesians have been fully vaccinated. one of the lowest rates in the world. health officials warn it could be some time before the vaccines are available to everyone. whenever i want jackson nations to be evenly distributed, but we need to prioritize areas that need the mos

here on al jazeera, come all santa murray with the headlines. indonesia has recorded its highest daily increasing curve at 19 cases. more than 21000 new infections registered on saturday . there were also $358.00 death over night. denisia has the highest number of infections and fatalities in se, asia, president joker, we go to says the countries facing an extraordinary situation. let's hear from bang, bang, honeymoon t t who is a public policy analyst who says some hospitals in indonesia are already operating full capacity. i'm afraid they're actually quite a bit of panic now, because i think most of the hard to tell has to be 100 percent of their capacity. in fact, just in a book cassie a little out of the 100 feet. so you can see outside people waiting on the then even on, you know, on, on the car sleeping on the street because they were waiting to be on prior roster daughter so they can be known way that they can be treated or not. so many hospitals already the 100 percent, even the cemetery services are now being over capacity. so in thing, don't get better soon. we saw a great th

this is al jazeera life and i hope the coming up indonesia, hospitals in various sites overwhelmed as asia pacific nation fee arise and cove at 19 infections driven by new barion. the rising threat of iso in africa, foreign ministers meeting, and its leaders council. she's kept a close eye on the situation the one called on the well to dismantle systemic racism against black people to make amends, including through reparation. ah, iraq has condemned us as strikes on its swale and in neighboring syria, which targeted paramilitary and armed groups, pita mobilization forces, which is an umbrella group of iranian backed fighters. this for if its members were killed and have vowed revenge. the u. s. says it hit facilities that were being used to launch attacks against its troops. and wrong con has this report from baghdad. this is the moment, the usaid it hit, are popular mobilization forces base ne, iraq's outcome border crossing with syria. the air strikes happened in the early hours of monday, targeting both sides of the crossing on the rocky side, a base use with drone attacks with hit

there are also reco breaking infection numbers in indonesia. hospitals in jakarta have setup tens outside to treat the other flow of patients. and jessica washington tells us from a cemetery burial sites have been overwhelmed to this is tom cemetery, one of the newest cove with 19 burial sites here in the invasion capital in north dakota. and this location had to be opened up the burials because the other service measured, covered 900 burial side, reached 100 percent capacity. as you can see, it's incredibly busy. there are excavators, workers, what non stop body after body arriving at this new cemetery. the workers say that their workload is almost impossible to keep up with the confirmed death hole in indonesia is almost 60000. the don't to say you to the low right for testing across the visa, the actual just told could be much more, very difficult to watch. families grieving at this cemetery. this makes shift symmetry where they have to say good bye to their loved ones in a location like this. not just java cemetery work is struggling to keep up with their workload. in light of this su

this is indonesia, the hardest—hit country in southeast asia.s are dead when they arrive because of the lack of beds. they have to wait until there is bed space before they can be hospitalised. oxygen is in short supply and prices in the capital, jakarta, have almost tripled. the red cross says the country is on the edge of catastrophe and the government is considering tougher restrictions as the relatives of the sick try desperately to get them care. translation: i have been looking for oxygen tanks i for three days now so i have come here to join the queue. hopefully i can get it here. translation: it's been - so difficult to refill my tank. this morning i went to one market but there was a sign saying "oxygen not available". i went to another place and it's the same, they did not have any supplies left. indonesia is reporting a record number of cases and it is being attributed to the more infectious delta variant as well as large gatherings like this in april, to mark the holy month of ramadan. without much social distancing. the country is b

this is indonesia, the hardest—hit country in southeast asia.have to wait until there is bed space before they can be hospitalised. oxygen is in short supply and prices in the capital, jakarta, have almost tripled. the red cross says the country is on the edge of catastrophe and the government is considering tougher restrictions, as the relatives of the sick try desperately to get them care. translation: i have been looking i for oxygen tanks for three days now, so i've come here to join the queue. hopefully, i can get it here. translation: it's been - so difficult to refill my tank. this morning, i went to one market, but there was a sign saying "oxygen not available". i went to another place — it's the same, they didn't have any supplies left. indonesia is reporting a record number of cases and it's being attributed to the more infectious delta variant, as well as large gatherings like this in april to mark the holy month of ramadan, without much social distancing. the country is banking on mass vaccinations to tackle the virus, but with less

efforts to stop the growing influence of i felt in parts of africa, patients and make sure tents and indonesia, a rush for safety and bangladesh, asian countries struggle to deal with a surgeon, cobra, 1900 cases. hispanic race needs chemical un edge is global action to roof out discrimination and violence against black people in a report biased by the killing of torsional i in the us, secretary of state is defending the strikes against power, military and armed groups along the iraq serial border and nib lincoln says, the strikes will send a strong message. both iraqi answering governments have condemned the attacks. so has iran, the strongest targeted? the popular mobilization forces, an umbrella group of iranian back fighters. iran con, begins coverage from back that this is the moment the us said it hit are popular mobilization forces base ne, iraq's outcome border crossing with serial. the air strikes happened in the early hours of monday, targeting both sides of the crossing on the rocky side. a base use with drone attacks with hit a statement from the u. s. department of defense fed. th

it's worth also bearing in mind that even before cove at 19 indonesia health care system has long been underfunded and overstretched and it has long been a shortage of health care workers. so there are concerns about how the 2nd wave will manifest when the virus is expected. to peek later in july, we are of course, as you mentioned, seeing, demand in the price, the demand for oxygen cylinder is going up. and as you mentioned, the price more than doubled and that doesn't get point to a shortage in oxygen. but it does point to the shortage in a hospital bed. many patients, many critically ill patients have been rejected from hospitals because doctors say there is simply no room for them. and as a result, they must result through isolating at home even if they are critically ill. and their relatives trying desperately to source oxygen cylinders for them, but on demand increases. so too does the price. hospital workers say that the health care system here, in particular, the public health test system is on the brink of collapse. the top us health research agency says india, kovacs and job

indonesia on your watch. >> i think indonesia, clearly there are some near-term risks for potential policy tightening in the u.s. it is a market that we think will probably be most fragile and asia and generally speaking with the rates and equity. we have to think and more medium-term stance and why we like indonesia and southeast asia. if you see southeast asia has been struggling, with the exception of singapore, it will be struggling. indonesia has medium-term growth that is there. i think the recovery post-covid should be stronger there. but of course there are near-term risks. the markets and dollar term has already underperformed quite a bit. to a certain extent i see some of the negativity for potentially higher rates where normal lot -- where normalization is in. i also feel that the narrative coming from indonesia in terms of reform in setting up a fund that might spur investments. that's still better than the other equity. juliette: thank you so much for joining us. still ahead on bloomberg markets: asia. we will get more from key voices speaking at the economic forum powered by

and in indonesia which resources is more precious than or fish. that depends on who you ask as liners and fishers based off plus preserving pakistan t cox how concert conservation is managed to say the 1st one facing population decline. the news i melissa chance, thanks for joining us. taiwan. why is such a success story throughout the 1st year of the kobe pandemic? at the start of 2021, you could count the total number of deaths on your hands, and then things went sideways. the country is 23000000, has seen a spike this summer with more than 14000 cases. and based on the latest information on thursday, 599 deaths, less than 7 percent of people have had their 1st vaccine injection, which means hardly any one is fully vaccinated. d, w one really has more running in and out every day. 39 year old mister chan delivers 300 orders a week. the reason covey. the outbreak in taiwan has brought him more orders, but he has to take more risk. think over 90 percent of the population like him have a being fascinated, a little bit high. no, i live with my 5 chi

officials for failings in tackling the code. 1910 demick and says the consequences have been grave. indonesia reports or records number of code. 1900 infections with oxygen prices doubling and hospitals struggling to cope . and a record heat waving canada kills dozens of people with temperatures reaching 50 degrees celsius. ah, the government says eritrea and forces have now withdrawn from 2 grey. they've been supporting the few open military fighting rebels in the northern region for months . it also acknowledged many soldiers and civilians have been killed during the recent fighting. they grab people's liberation from, says it's now in complete control of the regional capital mckelly that happened today after e. c o p s government declared a cease fire, which the t p i left described as a joke. well, the roots of the conflict between the national army and rebels and great go back decades. let's figure out people's liberation for us, or a t p last dominated ethiopian politics for nearly 30 years. and so, prime minister, i'll be off my to power in 2018. i'll be ordered a military operation ag

patients and make shift tense and indonesia, a rush for safety and bangladesh, asian countries struggle to deal with a surgeon cove with 19 cases. i'm. we're harding and dough. how, where there's a rush to thin rescue dogs. the united states after the u. s. says they're closing their borders to them. i met a rabies scare. ah . the secretary of state is defending the strikes against paramilitary and on groups along the iraq syria border and nibbling can says the strikes will send a strong message. both the iraqi and syrian governments have condemned the attacks . so has iran, the strikes targeted? the popular mobilization forces an umbrella group of iranian backed fighters. iran come, begins coverage from baghdad. this is the moment the usaid it hit, a popular mobilization forces base ne, iraq's outcome border crossing with syria. the air strikes happened in the early hours of monday, targeting both sides of the crossing. on the rocky side, a base used for drone attacks with hit a statement from the u. s. department of defense fed. the targets were selected because these facilities are u

getting treatment for covid-19 in indonesia is neither easy nor comfortable.ospitals have no more room for these patients. they are relegated to makeshift tents where health workers are overwhelmed by an influx of seriously ill people. >> the capacity of the triage nts is 30 portable beds. the number of ople comin here to ask for medicalreatment is really high. we can't just reject them. some are even willing to take wheelchairs. we have just booked a hallway and made it into an additional triage facility with 15 beds. >> with just under 5% of the population fully vaccinated, and infection rates tripling in the last few weeks, indonesia is teetering on the edge of a coronavirus catastrophe. oxygen is becoming a scarce commodity. many desperate family members end up that shops like these in search of cylinders for their loved ones. >> oxygen cylinders are getting harder to find. since the distributor is running out of stock. supplies are still ok for the moment but they are being restricted as demand keeps increasing. i am afraid if demand stays this hi, we wil

the red cross is warming that indonesia is on the brink of a pandemic catastrophe. southeast asia, the most popular country is seeing infection rates, rocket authorities expected to impose strict locked on measures to tackle the spread. it's not much, but at house getting treatment for cobra. 9 team in indonesia is neither easy nor comfortable. hospitals have no more room for these patients. they are relegated to make shift tense where health work is overwhelmed by an influx of seriously ill people. and they get past city of the trash cans is the portable beds. but the number of people coming here to ask for medical treatment is really high. we can just reject someone even willing to take wheelchairs. we just booked a hallway and made it into an additional trash facility with 15 beds. got somebody put him on the door with just under 5 percent of the population fully vaccinated and infection rates tripling in the last few weeks. indonesia is teetering on the edge of a corona virus catastrophe. oxygen is becoming a scarce commodity. many desperate family members end up at shops like thie

a lot of times, you know, in indonesia actually only 45 percent of race gets collected. because a lot of the small towns there is no funding for it. it's not, it's not cheap. you know, and so i think that the government is looking for a solution that are not just okay. let's recycle. i'm all for recycling. but a lot of these products, actually, you cannot recycle. so it's good if there's ways that you can actually reduce it rather than you know and have it out of the system. and so that's actually really helpful, and i think the government is supportive demand for the deliveries is growing fast . and not only because they're actually cheaper than the stuff in packages, says the company c e o. i think indonesians across our class as they see the plastic problem and they care about their country, they care about making it better. and i think this is really why the response to good good enough for plans to expand to more indonesian cities, helping people reduce and reuse their plastics is more on our website. we will see you tomorrow. bye bye. ah, the, the fight against the

and plastic pollution is a growing problem in indonesia. authorities are unable to even collect much of the garbage. now though, a startup has come up with a way of producing waste. the news i'm british managing. welcome to the, the other news, a shot. glad you could join us. right. group embassy international says hong kong, national security law has created a human rights emergency for the people of the city. one year in 5th, implementation, and take up and protests have been muzzled. 100 the rested for endangering national security and prominent activists put behind bars. but still some persist, like student pro democracy activist long, yet chin riding his politics and his love of hong kong into his skin still be with one yet chin even in the darkest days. solving the whole whole. i hope me remind me of the beliefs i started with, even if i'm jailed in the future. one started the group student politicize isn't last may just after hong kong or is heard about the national security law. all those at 20. he's one of the oldest in the group there as young as 15. there's some of the few

welcome back. indonesia is on the verge of a covert catastrophe. that is, according to the red cross infection rates. there, skyrocketing with more than 60000 new cases reported in the past 3 days. a local health system is said to be at breaking point. me the because we are all tired, but there's nothing we can do about it. this is our duty and we have to do our job . my mother got sick about 2 days ago. they brought her to a hospital after her condition got worse last night, but condition worse and, and she passed away the me okay to some continental strife. now, the european environment bureau, branded, they use new green law, a force, the legislation obliges to block to become a net 0 emissions economy. we've heard that term quite a lot by 2050 barbara marianna from the bureau. explain why doc targets she believes will be met to 5 because the real mission relaxer is only 52.8. because members, can you said they don't want to have a common neutrality target finding kind of trying to august. they also resist the and, and you sort of provision sett

and it is a story that is sadly the reality for many families here in indonesia, that hospital is at 100 percent. or in some cases, edging close to a 100 percent capacity and have no room. they have to turn away critically ill patients. and many of course i feel like i'm home and it's up to the family who have to take matters into their own hands and try to keep their loved ones alive. whatever the cost, the cost of oxygen at the store has gone off, almost double used to be before the pandemic around $50.00 for one cylinder. now it's $130.00, which is a huge change for many of the entities. and government says it anticipated that there would be a spike in 19 cases in june and july because of age celebrations. around 46000000 people traveled back to their hometown full festivities. and as a result of that increase mobility, there was an increase in transmission of this virus health care workers say however, that more must be done. even if the fire was anticipated, the government must do more now. they are calling for further restrictions on social mobility. just stop this rise in the

in indonesia, some are tired of waiting and are prepared to travel to get their shot vaccine tourists like mohammed risky butram. my niece in india, and i haven't had the vaccine hearings in asia, so monitors will go to the us and get it there. why not? it's free for indonesian travel agents. it's an easy pitch to a public, tired of restrictions, and eager to get on with life. this company lost most of its business in the pandemic. now they say vaccination trips can benefit everyone if they do that man helping out people who want to get vaccinated, but having trouble getting a shot. since they also want to travel. i wanna combine both with indonesia, mainly vaccinating with china, sign evac, and the aster seneca shots, a trip to the u. s. can offer different brands. it doesn't come from the brochure. i learned that will get johnson and johnson. my husband and i checked out the company and it's a large one. so we trust their research and believe this vaccine is good. to me. my less than 5 percent of indonesians have been fully vaccinated. one of the lowest rates in the world. health of

absolutely not. indonesia is on the verge of a coven catastrophe. that is, according to the red cross. infection rates are skyrocketing with more than 60000 new cases reported in the past 3 days. the local health system is said to be a breaking point. ah, the because we are all tired, but there's nothing we can do about it. this is our duty and we have to do our job . but my mother got sick about 2 days ago. they brought her to a hospital after her condition got worse. last night condition worse and, and she passed away. the turkeys president has launched the construction of a controversial and you can now in a stumble, it will run west of the city on is expected to be completed within half a dozen years president or the one that said the cannot, will be a source of pride for the turkish people, but the projects raising concerns over its environmental and economic cost. let's get onto the price tag. it's estimated at $15000000000.00, now it will link the black see the see of at marbra 6 bridges and we'll spend the 45 kilometer long with the projects

i've often spoken about jonathan in egypt and mexico and indonesia, in many other places. but suddenly, all the different julian colleges ah, around the clock across the world. this is the news our, an rti, neil. and you're welcome to the program or top story and ground breaking decision. the highest court in texas has rule that facebook can be held liable for knowingly benefiting from sex traffickers. it means the world biggest social network will find it harder to take refuge under a law that sees platforms are not responsible for content posted by users. dancer. several victims recently sued facebook for feeling to protect them from abusers who use the site to force them into prostitution. a teenagers taking through all our for us, or senior correspondent morocco thief. one of the girls suing facebook was 14, when a man of about 30 message to julie methodically, he groomed her psychologically conditioned her for 2 years later, she would find herself in a motel room being raped by strangers or another girl, or $214.00, the predator. groomed her advertise on instagram tra

hello again. indonesia is on the verge of a coven catastrophe about his. according to the red cross infection rates, there, skyrocketing with more than 60000 new cases reported in the past 3 days. local health system is said to be at breaking point me the because we are all tired, but there's nothing we can do about it. this is our duty and we have to do our duty . the my mother gets sick about 2 days ago. they brought her to a hospital after her condition, got worse. last night condition worse and, and she passed away the me the european environment bureau has branded the use new green law a force. the legislation obliges the block to become a net 0 emissions economy by 2015. barbara marielli from the bureau, explain why the target she believes won't be meant to fast, because the real mission will actually only 52.8. because members, can you said they don't want to have a common you're trying to target finding kind of trying to august. then you also receive. and you sort of a provision setting a deadline for subsidies. so not several elements. if one real

this all indonesia has recorded its highest 80 increase in covered 19 cases or 21000 new infections. and 350 death have been registered hospital beds across the country are running out. sidney is extending a corona virus walk down for 2 weeks more than a few cases of the delta. various happy consent and race of things you see it is spending a travel bubble with australia. rescue cruise is searching for survivors from a collapse department block near by 159 people, a filling or for from 2018. the building needed repairs. the major structural damage was returned out to our top story. the resurgence of corona virus case is due to the delta variance. here's what we know about the strain so far with 1st detected in india back in april and the since spread to more than 80 countries. the variant is not responsible for 90 percent of all new infections in the u. k. and 20 percent in the u. s. experts say it spreads more easily because of mutations which help that latch on the cells into our bodies. because viruses constantly mutate, research is, are still investigating. if this strain makes p

c about german. 2 in egypt, in mexico and indonesia, in many other places. but suddenly it'll lead julian, as far as i don't know, he has spoken the truth about what has happened around the world to another big story of the day. the biggest ever a court case against pharmaceutical giants is underway in the us. drug maker stand accused of aggravating the countries opioid crisis. our plan is to lay out all of the bad conduct that led to be good for them and that's, that's number one. certainly, we want to establish, we want the jury to hear it and we want the jury to, to answer the question. this was a public nuisance. they caused riffing terrific damages to our community. that's what we want from this. from this dr. one form a joint will be at the trial, the johnson and johnson hills agreed, a $230000000.00 out of court settlement with new york. as part of the deal, it will settle related claims over the next 9 years and stop selling opioids in america. the company insists though that is not on admission of wrong doing as it hasn't sold opioids since 2015. no

is almost 60000, but don't to stay. huge is a low rate for testing across indonesia. the actual just hold could be much more, very difficult to watch. families grieving at this symmetry. this makes shift symmetry where they have to say good bye to their loved ones in a location like this. not just java cemetery workers struggling to keep up with their workload in light of the surgery covered 900 cases. but health care work is as well. some hospital in java, in particular in the capital jakarta are already at 100 percent capacity and some have even resorted to having tents in complex outside hospitals to deal with the overflow of patient doctors. a warning that a strict protocol isn't introduced, the health care system will soon pull up even all cities. now, staley, going into long town is the delta variance increases their launch parts of the state of queensland, including brisbin and puss or the latest to bring in tight restrictions for several days. they join people in sydney and darwin who are already living under a snap, locked down. stay at home, orders are in pl

kathleen: i want to ask you about indonesia.indonesia meeting as well and they are another country where there's many things they are struggling with but one of their main drivers is the strength or weakness of the currency area how do you see this feeding into their policy decision and the guidance they give this week? sonal: expectation is -- given that. there are two issues here. one is the external risks for the current account impact and the deficit. indonesia is vulnerable to any spike in fed policy so that is something that is going on. second, the domestic pandemic after the very long holiday, we have seen cobit cases pickup in indonesia and this could become a risk for domestic demand around indonesia and fiscal finances. third, inflation has been quite low. we think we are at an early point where inflation goes to the top end of the range. i think the big concern has been inadequate adequate transmissions from banks. otherwise, in terms of guidance, we think it's going to be more -- at this stage. kathleen: breaking ne

sophie: busy indeed with taiwan and indonesia set to decide on policy.seen standing pat on rates at record lows. it will be a fourth straight months of holds for indonesia with the governor cautious on market volatility. stabilizing the rupiah is a priority. reaching the 14,200 level against the greenback. more downside risk for the currency as demand led imports may widen indonesia's current account deficit, haidi. haidi: with pride month celebrations taking place across the u.s. in june, many companies are trumpeting their commitment to diversity and equality. some asian auto companies don't quite translate to their domestic markets. joining us now to discuss is our bloomberg reporter. what are japanese and korean automakers doing to reach lgbtq customers? >> many have spent decades courting this group of consumers, lgbt consumers in the u.s. they have a lot of spending power and companies like subaru, toyota, hyundai, have done a lot in their advertising. they have done a lot to support lgbtq organizations. they also have worked to include protections