the individual government of any organization but i think we need to to come together and. sort it out. hard run from the international federation of the red cross and red crescent societies thank you so much for speaking with us. most cinemas in india have reopened after a 7 month hiatus because of the coronavirus spend the reopening in some states comes despite a rise in case counts that is currently above 7000000 the 2nd highest in the almost 10000 theaters flows. to india imposed one of the longest and strictest lockdowns in the wild cinemas adri opening now with a staggered show timings separated seats and mosques and mandatory temperature charts one trade on list called the reopening a momentous occasion to understand by listen to him explain all indians. most of the people go to the cinema not to be educated not to learn something to be already to be entity and as long as human beings are like the medieval indian men will not. dance with well you would being the cheapest form of entertainment and it ended in the need for entertainment you know it is unnatural you can already. it may not die but it certainly slowed down during the prime time a bollywood hero refers

the country and aid groups say it could overwhelm even the most resilient communities. and joining me for more is a program coordinator for the international federation of the red cross and red crescent societies in bancorp in thailand was the interim welcome what is the scale of the damage that we're seeing in vietnam and cambodia. yes. the tropical depression is induced significant heavy rain in the past many days. in vietnam and cambodia and laos as well so the flood house caused significant and serious damages to all more than 100. 1000 households in several provinces of the central of yet none and it is also clear that close to a 1000000 people will be faced that by the floods because of their holes are dated in the water and these are only destroyed and including their lives. in cambodia according to the national disaster. management committee that is also having a serious issues and flooding which is. force. 100000 people has been ill fated. now this flooding comes amid the ongoing coronado artist from dermot. having a double impact on people absolutely i mean this is a double whammy making it even powerful 1000000 people already struggling with their economy trail out there called the

injured and that's the scene at the moment in izmir we cannot speak to any if she is the country communications officer for the international federation of the red cross and red crescent societies and was in izmir when the quake hit so let me ask you where specifically you were when when the earthquake hit and if you could describe what it felt like. i actually i was at home with my family and it was a very big earthquake i experienced some earthquakes in my life before as a person living in truth you naturally but i think to say this was the biggest earthquake that i've ever seen and. couldn't go all out until it ended and it lasted. almost for 3 to seconds i can say and we waited for it to end and then we could go out and then the vent out everyone was crying everyone was very shocked and they were trying to reach out to their loved ones. the most fear was very tick and we're just looking at some pictures from izmir now i just complete rubble at the scene of those collapsed building twisted bits of metal chunks of concrete everywhere i don't know what can you tell us about the scale of destruction that what have you been seeing oh reentries see such destruction in specific ne

the vulnerable people that are facing social economic impact and that require us to port for their lives through government. good talking to thank you for that dr emanuel capablanca from the international federation of red cross and red crescent societies thank you. apologise for some of the poor sound quality stuff and that now post trade is one of the topics on the agenda at a meeting of european leaders in brussels today talks between the u.k. and the e.u. are currently set to be hanging in the balance the heads of leading german french and italian business associations urge the 2 sides to do everything in their power to reach an agreement british interests are also under threat d.w. correspondent us reports on the u.k. pharmacy fear they could lose access to the all important french markets. frank languorous and his son. for generations. they raise some 5000 sheep in the southern english county. most of the meat is exports from. the french like a lamb like this which has a good conformation. they want them weighing around about $18.00 to $20.00 kilos as a carcass. not too much fat just a little fat they are very discerning and they like good quality lamb if there's no trade britain and the european union customs duties of as much a