right or to be more resilient in the risk of floods alright that's fall on so from the international federation of red cross thank you very much thank you. it's now to the democratic republic of congo where the body off veteran opposition figure if he and she say katie arrived in the capital city to get off to his death crowds gathered at the airport to pay their respects many coaches say katie the father of to mock receipt now just like it held ministerial post during which is this is so close regime he ran for president he save all times but was unsuccessful in 1985 to sign off to then president mohan accused him of violating election goals not to say he died in belgium in 2017 he was 84 joseph had been as government wouldn't allow his body to be buried in the d.r. see it was now possible off the chicken she sick of the sun phoenix became president in february now thousands of supporters were gathered at the airport in kinshasa on thursday when she remains a bride to be given a state funeral on saturday and hopefully supporters gathered at that airport it was an important moment. for us here it is really

are joined by nicole for sina she is regional a boat operations coordinator at the international federation of red cross and red crescent societies she's in nairobi and runs well is a reporter for the statues covering infectious diseases and public health she's in boston dr emery pay is clinically epidemic response and vaccination and mess out here she's in paris and from goma in eastern congo we have dr. he's incident manager for a bowler at the world health organization hello everybody it's great to have this this brain trust here this think tank of expertise we have been trying to talk about the current outbreak for quite some time we're reading about it we're not less than seeing it on international media and on t.v. so why should we stop this conversation with skepticism because there's a lot of it online so this is just one tweet out of several that we got that sounded like this is a whole lobby on twitter who says bola seems like a lab culture disseminated for evil to these nations i really don't believe it's a natural disease that just occurred out of the blue dr michelle i'm going to direct thi

are joined by nicole for sina she is regional a boat operations coordinator at the international federation of red cross and red crescent societies she's in nairobi head and runs well is a reporter for stat news covering infectious diseases and public health she's in boston dr emery peg is clinical leader of epidemic response and vaccination and mess are still fun here she's in paris from goma in east india congo we have dr michelle he's incident manager for a bowler at the world health organization hello everybody it's great to have this this brain trust here this think tank of expertise we have been trying to talk about the current outbreak for quite some time we're reading about it we're not listening seeing it on international media and on t.v. so why should we start this conversation with skepticism because there's a lot of it online so this is just one tweet out of several that we got that sounded like this is a whole lobby on twitter who says a bolo seems like a lab culture disseminated for evil to these nations i really don't believe it's a natural disease that just occurred out of the blue dr m

this we are joined by nicole for sina she is regional operations coordinator at the international federation of red cross and red crescent societies she's in nairobi head and runs well is a reporter for stats news covering infectious diseases and public health she's in boston dr emery pay is clinically epidemic response and vaccination and mess out here she's in paris and from goma in eastern congo we have dr. he's incident manager for a bowler at the world health organization hello everybody it's great to have this this brain trust here this think tank of expertise we have been trying to talk about the current outbreak for quite some time we're reading about it we're not nesting seen it on international media and on t.v. so why should we stop this conversation with skepticism because there's a lot of it online so this is just one tweet out of several that we got that sounded like this is a whole lobby on twitter who says a bolo seems like a lab culture disseminated for evil to these nations i really don't believe it's a natural disease that just occurred out of the blue dr michelle i'm going to direct t

are joined by nicole for sina she is regional a boat operations coordinator at the international federation of red cross and red crescent societies she's in nairobi head and runs well is a reporter for the statues covering infectious diseases and public health she's in boston dr emery pay is clinically epidemic response and vaccination and mess out here she's in paris and from goma in eastern congo we have dr. he's incident manager for a bowler at the world health organization hello everybody it's great to have this this brain trust here this think tank of expertise we have been trying to talk about the current outbreak for quite some time reading about it we're not less than seeing it on international media and on t.v. so why should we stop this conversation with skepticism because there's a lot of it online so this is just one tweet out of several that we got that sounded like this is a whole lobby on twitter who says bola seems like a lab culture disseminated for evil to these nations i really don't believe it's a natural disease that just occurred out of the blue dr michelle i'm going to direct this

guitar ball who's advocacy manager for the country cluster support team that's of the international federation of the red cross and red crescent societies and by skype from exeter in the united kingdom is aiden foster carter and honorary senior research fellow in sociology and modern career at leeds university thank you all for joining us guitar ball if i could start with you from the red cross you have people on the ground give us an idea of the scale of the problem in north korea right now well it's not just one 5th year it's one year after the worst year in a decade i mean it really looks really really bad we have people there have been 3 provinces and in the. communities. all i can say now is that it's not getting better they made an assessment and the report will be out next week so unfortunately i can't i can't come in and that yet but it is really bad we see mountain nutrition we see under-nutrition that is chronic and we also might see now the effect that there is no water there is no safe water for for drinking or for cooking so so what we might be seeing now is also new cases of diarrhea and and dece

guitar ball who's advocacy manager for the country cluster support team that's of the international federation of the red cross and red crescent societies and by skype from exeter in the united kingdom is aiden foster carter and honorary senior research fellow in sociology and modern career at leeds university thank you all for joining us guitar ball if i could start with you from the red cross you have people on the ground there give us an idea of the scale of the problem in north korea right now well it's not just one 5th year it's one year after the worst year in a decade i mean it really looks really really bad we have people there have been 3 provinces and in the. communities. all i can say now is that it's not getting better they made an assessment and the report will be out next week so unfortunately i can't i can't come in and that yet but it is really bad we see mountain nutrition we see under-nutrition that is chronic and we also might see now the effect that there is no water there is no safe water for for drinking or for cooking so so what we might be seeing now is also new cases of diarrhea and an

guitar ball who's advocacy manager for the country cluster support team that's of the international federation of the red cross and red crescent societies and by skype from exeter in the united kingdom is aden foster carter and honorary senior research fellow in sociology and modern career at leeds university thank you all for joining us guitar ball if i could start with you from the red cross you have people on the ground there give us an idea of the scale of the problem in north korea right now well it's not just one 5th year it's one year after the worst year in a decade i mean it really looks really really bad we have people there have been 3 provinces sent into. communities. all i can say now is that it's not getting better they made an assessment and the report will be out next week so unfortunately i can't i can't come in and that yet but it is really bad we see mountain nutrition we see under nutrition that is chronic and we also might see now the effect that there is no water there is no safe water for for drinking or for cooking so so what we might be seeing now is also new cases of diarrhea and and