but both the w h o and the international federation of the red cross are recommending that countries do not close their borders. and from the i 1st decided we do stand with what is recommended under international health regulations, which is that there's no need to close borders when we are in disease outbreaks, diseases don't recognize borders. people will continue to cross the border, whether it is a legal crossing or a not an illegal crossing. it doesn't stop a disease from spreading. and our correspondent jack barrack has the view from brussels with more on the spread of this virus, as well. it appears to be going much fast and that's why so many international organizations are raising concerns and looking into exactly what should be done in this instance is obviously shifted. now with most of the cases of this new played one strain being reported in africa, dominant me in the democratic republic of congo when 96 percent of cases. that's why this new i break of impulse is, is raising concerns. a lot of health officials the same as a number of reasons for that. first, the, the case

outbreak in africa, 8 global health emergency on wednesday, but the w h o and the international federation of the red cross are recommending that countries do not close their bart borders. and from the i a for our society, we do stand with what is recommended under international health regulations, which is that there's no need to close borders when we are in disease outbreaks, diseases don't recognize borders. people will continue to cross the border, whether it is legal, crossing or not, and legal crossing. it doesn't stop a disease from spreading. it's got the view from brussels with our correspondent there jack, a parent jack. what else can you tell us about the spread of this virus as well? it appears to be going much fast and that's why so many international organizations are raising concerns and looking into exactly what should be done in this instance is obviously shifted. now with most of the cases of this new played one strain being reported in africa, the dominant me in the democratic republic of congo when 96 percent of cases have been registered. now, it's different to when the impulse, a viru

in con eunice in garza, by the international red cross, the pano stands are being held in detention by the is really ministry or u. s. federal courts find that the search engine google has been illegally exporting its dominance to cost competition and stifle innovation. the judgement comes almost a year off to the start of a case brought by the us justice department. chair, i've seen that has resigned as bangladesh as prime minister and as fled to india. crimes have been celebrating on the streets of the capital doc on more than 300 people being killed in weeks of antique government, protests audio realized as a distinguished professor of politics and government, illinois state university, and president of the american institute of bangladesh studies. he's joining us not from the time of normal in illinois. thank you very much indeed for being with us. the fact that she has seen that has left bangladesh. do you think that's going to be enough to satisfy the protesters? they do to satisfy the protested that they do the beginning because it was the 1st thing that needed to be done. 15 ye

red cross is a... the protest was led by the secretary general of the islamic action. who sent a protest message to the red cross committee urging the international organization to fulfill its duty and take immediate action. the protesters were united in urging the red cross and other human rights organizations to provide aid and monitor the deteriorating conditions of palestinian and jordanian prisoners held in israeli jails. one protester. expressed his frustration this way, this demonstration was organized to deliver message from the jordanian people to the red cross and all human rights organizations and international institutions condemning this reprehensible silence, there's an ongoing genocide against our heroic prisoners inside the occupations prisons, another protester voiced her deep disappointment and anger with standing here in front of the red cross headquarters in jordan, amman to deliver message to the red cross committee in the entire world, really noten that they're not doing their proper duty towards the palestinian prisoners that are being not only abused, they're being tortured against all of the international laws. in october

perspectives, or there are two readings, one view is the general view of the world, even the international red cross, which used to enter the camp on a monthly basis to check the conditions of captivity, for example, they also have the same general view. to have respect for the captive, that captivity and captivity are one life, that captives are human beings who reach the end of the line, a dead spirit, depression, fatigue and maybe despair, that in the end, how long do they want to be captives, to be chained, well, after all, the pressure of the enemy is mental pressure. psychologically, even materially, see, mr. hossein, this is a reality as you mentioned, the conditions of captivity are special conditions, so this is the general view of the world, i even said that the world representatives of this view. it was related to the society of captives, but our freedmen created a new definition. there is a second one that i would like to share. you see, in the world of captivity in the 20th century until the second and third years of captivity, pen and paper were forbidden, even for example, religious t

jordanians have gathered outside the headquarters of the international committee of the red cross in capital alman, they demand immediate action to alleviate the plight of the palestinan prisoners in israeli jails. rad batus reports from aman. outside the headquarters of the international committee of the red cross, the atmosphere is thick with outrage. الصاليب الاحمر. is growing louder as chance of the red cross is a disgrace, echoed through the air. the protest was led by the. secretary general of the islamic action front saqa who sent a protest message to the red cross committee urging the international organization to fulfill its duty and take immediate action. the protesters were united in urging the red cross and other human rights organizations to provide aid and monitor the deteriorating conditions of palestinian and jordanian prisoners held in israeli jails. one protester expressed his frustration this way, this demonstration was organized to deliver message from the jordanian people to the red cross and all human rights organizations and international institutions condemning

contact, we have to try to contact the palestinian prisoners club and the icrs which is the international red cross, no, and unfortunately there were there were no further information about the case of this young palestinian who was arrested while and severely injured. uh, question that i have for you is uh, you talked. about the military operations that i'm reading over here and he said that these clashes uh were between the iof and the resistance fighters, can you tell us a little bit more about the resistance fighters uh how they are uh i guess uh dealing with the iof forces uh when they um come into contact with them? yes, each city diff diff fires from the other, but if we are talking about to b we can... say that the flashes over there are almost a daily basis and almost the the resistance fighters they use uh whatever uh ammunition they have in hands whatever local made whatever local made bombs uh of course it's much much simpler than what the ios has but uh let's say that whatever comes in there. has they can, they use resist and to try to block the iof forces from from moving further and

i'm from the international red cross saying that they, they don't think the travel borders should be closed in any sense. but they want to register and record people that are traveling back from a places where that are a high levels of infections. that 1st case that was registered in sweden with someone who had traveled to the affected area in africa. they said that we must be prepared for all imported cases and they raise the risk level from low to moderate . it's clear that that trying to keep everyone calm, that all of these helpful authorities of working together to do that, but to make sure that they're on top of the site break check power for us and brussels. thank you so much as always and let's take a look now with some other stories making news around the world's indian doctors have called for a nationwide shutdown of non essential medical surfaces on saturday as protest continue over the rape and murder of a medical training and called todd to several political demonstrations were also planned for the weekend. protests over violence against women have grown since the murder

can immediately thank the benefactors pluriton, prolisok, world center of kitchen and the international red cross, they are doing a lot of work providing everything necessary to the people arriving. of this decision to maintain strict restrictions in a 20-kilometer zone along the border, how many people the regional center expects to receive, and where they will be placed, it is probably a large number of people, or during the period of the full-scale invasion there were already fewer people living there, so now there is some kind of huge evacuation wave there will be no people, i will tell you two numbers, that means at the time of the decision on... the evacuation of this zone and these communities, according to our records there there were about 12 thousand inhabitants. over the entire previous period, the city of sumy, the sumy community took in 28,000 residents as internally displaced persons, providing them with housing in various conditions, providing social material assistance , etc., therefore, even the current flow, we see that we are capable of and would like to emphasize that, despite

the icrc is the international red cross.u feel about the idea of ​​creating such humanitarian corridors. well, i, for example, as a person who was born and grew up in the sumy region, i know very well what is happening now in the sumy region, but literally two weeks ago two cabs arrived in my native school which i graduated from, in which i studied, and this is a rather difficult situation, such a personal one, for the people of sumy and the people who live in the territory of sumy oblast, because this humanitarian corridor will pass through these villages, which are now half-ruined, there are yunakivka, khotyn, mogrytsa , many, many of these settlements, which suffer from shelling, including my native stykskivka, how to be civilized and a civilized country and at the same time pay tribute to the russians, who are accomplices of this war crime of putin against ukraine. my colleague roman pagulych from the donbas realia project was in this prestur this week and there in his report one of the locals was there in suzhi or somew

applied to the un mission on enforced involuntary disappearances, i applied to the international committee of the red cross, there is a video arrest, there is certain evidence that he is there, letters reach him, products reach him, but confirm. i still haven't heard from the international committee of the red cross, that is, right now, honestly, i don't know what else can be done, we are just now coming out to the international community, now we are with my mother and sister we are left alone and try to support each other. i understand that part of your responsibilities fall on my shoulders. i remained the only man in the family, although i understand that you still had a lot to teach me, i sincerely miss you and your advice, the way you solved all problems with ease. now i'm trying to learn myself what you didn't have time to teach me. hello, my son, i always look forward to hearing from you all, it's hard for me to imagine how you grew up, please, very, very much, support mom, help her and let us rest more often, it is very difficult for her without my help, i miss you so much and i really hope that you

palestinians had been handed to stuff and the necessary medical complex and con you, this are the international red cross product. students had been held into attention by these very ministry. it hasn't disclose the circumstances of the that's no, the reason for them being detained causes that means the offices are choosing is rather of taking more than 2000 bodies from center shows since the war began. and how much so the so we are and the feeling is tragic once it was a deep sorrow and questions. how could this happen to us? it's devastating and a bubble this to lose a son and not be able to find his body. one becomes exhausted and emotionally drained, when seen everyone else retrieving and burying that dead? well, i cannot find out when my son or my father is. the situation is wherever me out. i'm very distressed. every day i feel a lot with every one work in a civil defense where that's bodies. i tried to search us defense officials say american military personnel had been injured and the suspected walking to attack on an air base housing us troops west and the rug to projectiles hit i in a sod base

slowly, and not as widely as we would like, but in particular, our pressure on the international committee of the red cross, our cooperation with the international committee of the red cross, our assistance to... still helps to increase, in particular, the number of confirmations, official confirmations of the capture of our servicemen, that is, we still work, we never, we always think how, how can we do in such circumstances what we can and more than we can. mr. peter, you are talking about wide publicity, it was your wider publicity, when the commissioner for human rights even reacted to it, is there a continuation of this story, because... it was allegedly published by a photo of a ukrainian prisoner who was mutilated, dismembered and then, it was to this story that lubinets reacted, that is, was it confirmed and does it have any development? we investigate all such cases very carefully, we collect information, accordingly, since we as a coordination headquarters do not have the functions of ... investigation, then all this, of course, all these cases are terrible, egregious, they get into the databases

palestinians have been handed to stuff at the national medical complex and connie, and as by the international red cross, the pato syrians had been held in detention by the is really military. it hasn't disclosed the circumstances of their death, nor the reason for them being detained. the body is being buried in a mass grave and con, you. this does as media office is accusing israel of taking more than 2000 bodies from cemeteries since the war began. how much the feeling is tragic? one feels in deep sorrow and questions. how could this happen to us? it's devastating and above all this to lose a son and not be able to find his body. one becomes exhausted and emotionally drained. when seen everyone else retrieving and burying that dead? well, i cannot find out where my son or my father is. the situation is wherever me out. i'm very distressed. every day i follow up with everyone work in a civil defense and whether it's buddies i tried to search, but where the the and is there any human rights group has released a dining report and the mistreatment of palestinians held in his very presence since october t

while the international red cross, the palestinians have been held in detention by the israeli military. that is ready, ami hasn't disclosed the circumstances of the death. no, the reason for them being detained. the bodies have been buried in a mass grave. and con eunice gauze is media office is accusing the israeli military of kidnapping more than 2000 bodies from cemeteries since the world. again, how much show down a minute. so we under the feeling is tragic. one feels of deep sorrow and questions . how could this happen? to us it's devastating and a bubble this to lose a son and not be able to find his body. one becomes exhausted and emotionally drained, when seen everyone else retrieving and burying that dead? well, i cannot find out where my son or my father is. the situation is wherever me out, i'm very distressed. every day i follow up with everyone work in a civil defense and whether it's buddies, i tried to search for that. well honey, my move has been at the barrow size and con eunice and set this update. so this day has been clouded with many heart breaking stories, includi

and this is garza by the international red cross kind of streaming. and since being held in detention by the is very military and the u. s. federal court is fond of search engines, google has a legally exploit that it's dominance to cost competition and stifled innovation and judgment comes almost a year. often the start of a case of joints by the us, justice department i be reading from tropical storm. debbie is drenching florida and other southern states and the u. busy s, a thought he said the strong contributed to the depths of at least 4 people out of constraints wins about rooted trees and brought down power lines. roeburn says more debbie came ashore on the big ben coast of northern florida is a category one hurricane with heavy rain and top wind speeds of close to 130 kilometers per hour. it was quickly downgraded to a tropical storm. but what makes debbie dangerous is not wind but soaking rain. some areas were forecast to get up to $76.00 centimeters of rain in a 24 hour period we have seen inundation, we have seen and will continue to see fl

in con eunice, by the international red cross, these are the army has not disclose the circumstances of that. that's no, the reason that remains in that possession the bodies were impossible to identify and that the battery to the mass graves income, eunice, i showed them a so we on the feeling is tragic. one feels of deep sorrow and questions. how could this happen to us? it's devastating and a bubble this to lose a son and not be able to find his body. one becomes exhausted and emotionally drained, when seen everyone else retrieving and burying that dead? well, i cannot find out why my son or my father is. the situation is wherever me out. i'm very distressed. every day i feel a lot with every one work in a civil defense where that's bodies i tried to search, but where the, the kind of mood has been the burial sizing, tardiness, and southern consequence of this update. this day has been clouded with many heart breaking stories, including the 84 bodies that were delivered to gaza in a cargo container on a truck. and earlier hours to the through the coordination with the red cross. t

in con eunice, by the international red cross, the palestinians had been held in detention by the is ready ministry. it hasn't disclose the circumstances of that. that's no the reason for them being detained. the bodies have been buried. a mess, great and on eunice, causes me to office as accusing is rather of taking more than 2040 some symmetries since the war began. and he's reading human rights group has released it. i mean reports on the mistreatment of palestinians held in is a prison since october. the 7th, therefore, found systematic abuse in is really prisons, quin de facto torch attempts. some of the foundations include severe physical and sexual violence. communication, sleep deprivation, deliberate, stone station number published is in the is ready, jails has doubled on 1623 system will began at least 60, have died in custody. for non so schuman, i was detained and, and is very prison. because on the, in 2009, he describes the torture inflicted taken of a 2 months spies, really gods. and says, palestinians, coffee held lightly, suffering even was treatment. but the detaine

and that's a medical complex and con unit of international red cross, palestinians had been held in detention bobby's very ministry. it hasn't disclose the circumstances of that. that's the reason for them being detained. the bodies had been buried in a mass graves and con eunice, causes me to office is accusing is rather of taking more than 2000 bodies from symmetries since the will began or how much the so we are and the feeling is tragic . one feels a deep sorrow and questions. how could this happen to us? it's devastating and a bubble this to lose a son and not be able to find his body. one becomes exhausted and emotionally drained, when seen everyone else retrieving and burying that dead? well, i cannot find out why my son or my father is. the situation is wherever me out. i'm very distressed. every day i feel a lot with every one work in a civil defense where that's bodies i tried to search, but where the, the honey mountain mood has been that the burial side in calling eunice sunset. this update to this day has been a clouded with many heart breaking stories, including the 84 bodies th

palestinians have been handed to the necessary medical complex in calling you this by the international red cross. these really ami has not disclose the circumstances of that death. little the reason that remains within that possession the bodies were impossible to identify a defeat buried in the mass craven calling us the cause of government media offices, as well as taking the title of 2000 bodies of from grays in the strip. since the bull i showed the feeling is tragic. one feels a deep sorrow and questions. how could this happen to us? it's devastating and a bubble this to lose a son not be able to find his body. one becomes exhausted and emotionally drained, when seen everyone else retrieving and burying that dead. well, i cannot find out where my son or my father is. the situation is wherever me out. i'm very distressed. every day i follow up with everyone work in a civil defense and whether it's bodies. i tried to search. something about mood has been at the burial site in calling us and something cause it and said this update. this day has been clouded with many heart breaking stories, in

the embodies have been handed over to the nurse or medical complex and hong eunice by the international red cross. out of cities have previously opened detained by these writing ministry. as currently no information on the circumstances of that this or the reason for them being detained. this is the 3rd time these randy armies hands it over thousands of on identified palestinians and gaza elsewhere. one medic and one has butler fighter, has been killed by his riley as strike in southern lebanon. lebanese minister of health confirmed the depths and the town of mace out of trouble and ty, but sick black smoke, could be seen rising into the air off to the attack. at least 5 as bullet flights of have been killed in the past 24 hours in southern lebanon. well, just wanna bring you a quick bit of global financial news now in the markets. us talk, some bull street have tumbled on the back of a settle in asian on european markets as fee as rise of a recession in america. the dow jones industrial average open 2 and a half percent low on the edge of pads. nick, a index, close 12.4 percent down. that so was

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palestinian bodies have been handed to the nurse or medical complex, and hon. eunice by the international red cross. the palestinians have previously old been detained by these writing ministry as car e. no information on the circumstances of that desk, or the reason for them being detained as go live now tiny mom who to joins is from han, eunice in southern gaza. well, what can you tell us about these on identified bodies, honey yes, well this is the 4th time we're seeing the bodies of palestinians detained and killed or removed from that's it created a graveyards across the gaza strip. uh, the through coordination with the red cross being brought back to god. now the, the, the, the heart breaking part of this is, none of these bodies is identified by people. there is the tragic a story going on here. there are at hundreds of families here. they're searching for their family members and loved ones for the past, and 9 months or so since the initial weeks of the war, who just now have their children or family members missing for this long period of time or the they don't know about anything about th

mariupol, who were leaving the territory of azovstal under the guarantee of the international committee of the red cross. so far, none of the international organizations has been able to conduct their own investigation. and name the culprits. at the same time, according to the voice of america, the un monitoring mission in ukraine collected testimony about the tragedy and in its conclusion indicated that the shelling was from the east, from the territory of the russian federation, and therefore russia is responsible for this war crime. why was the document not made public? iryna solomko investigated, and no international organization has placed responsibility for olenivka on moscow. after the terrorist attack in olenivka, the reaction of un secretary general antonio guterres was prompt. already at... at the beginning of august he announced the creation of a special mission that would establish the facts of the tragedy. permanent representative of ukraine prion serhiy kyslytsia was involved in the process of organizing its work. two similar appeals were sent to the russian ukrainian side, in order for bo

where this current outbreak is really, really spreading will stop and we have heard from the international red cross* ., , . ., moment. bronwyn nichol, can we get our view? moment. bronwyn nichol, can we get your view? dorcas _ moment. bronwyn nichol, can we get your view? dorcas was _ moment. bronwyn nichol, can we get your view? dorcas was saying - moment. bronwyn nichol, can we get your view? dorcas was saying that. your view? dorcas was saying that 200,000 are available when many millions are needed, up to 10 millions are needed, up to 10 million vaccines are needed. what is the red cross's role in distributing and deciding who gets the vaccines? more so in terms of creating awareness and generating uptake of the vaccines when they are available and working with communities to ensure that they trust the vaccine and making sure that in some organisations define vulnerable populations have access to the vaccine, but we don't seem to really learn our lessons from covid in terms of access to vaccines, so we are hoping that will learn our lesson better this time in terms of redistributing some of the

people were seeing digging through the rubble of the building the international committee of the red cross as many laws of the geneva conventions have been widely ignored in dogs. so as the world marks 75 years since the conventions were signed, the international laws were designed to protect the civilians during the war. and the us special envoy, tucson, says peace talks will go ahead this week. fighting between the army and the parent military rapids support forces broke out in april last year. the one says the country is that a breaking point has urged international efforts to end the crisis. the 10s of thousands of russians have been ordered to evacuate parts of to border regions, as the ukrainian defensive shows no sign of stopping the governor of russia's crust . creatures says ukraine is currently in control of 28 settlements and has advanced 12 kilometers into the russian territory. the russian president, vladimir putin says it's an attempt to draw his troops away from the front lines and to improve keeps future negotiating. position. here is a defense editor alex gets off the list

palestinians have been handed to stop at the mouth for medical complex and con eunice by the international red cross of the palestinians had been held in detention by those rarely, military. that is where the army hasn't disclosed the circumstances of the desk, and the reason for them being detained. the bodies have been buried in a mass grave and calling you this gauze as media office is accusing. that's where the military of taking more than 2000 bodies from cemetery since the ball began. the so the, so we on the feeling is tragic. one feels a deep sorrow and questions. how could this happen to us? it's devastating and a bubble this to lose a son and not be able to find his body. one becomes exhausted and emotionally drained, when seen everyone else retrieving and burying that dead? well, i cannot find out why my son or my father is. the situation is wherever me out, i'm very distressed. every day i feel a lot with every one work in a civil defense. whether it's bodies i tried to such as rarely finance minister bestsellers, small churches describe living palestinians and gaza die of hunger as just

identified palestinians have been handed to not so medical complex in calling you this by the international red cross, the palestinians that are being held in detention by these, right, the military. now these really ami has not disclose the circumstances of adepts, no. the reason for them being detained. the bodies of being buried in the mess, craving con eunice, the media office and the gaza strip is accusing these really administrative kid. nothing mold in 2000 bodies from symmetries since the will began. on october, the 7th i showed the, the feeling is tragic. one feels in deep sorrow and questions. how could this happen to us? it's devastating and, and above all this to lose a son not be able to find his body. one becomes exhausted and emotionally drained, when seen everyone else retrieving and burying that dead. well, i cannot find out where my son or my father is. the situation is wherever me out, i'm very distressed. every day i follow up with everyone work in a civil defense and whether it's buddies i tried to such tell you about mood has be the burial sites in telling you. this is something

palestinian bodies have been handed to the massive medical complex in hon. eunice, by the international red cross pa, this, it needs a previously opened, detained by these riley minute treat, but as caught, you know, information on the circumstances of that. that's all the reason for them being detained. this is the 1st time these rainy ami is hands of, of thousands of on identify palestinians in gauze, up as go live now to honey. my move to joins is from han, eunice in southern casa, any more information that you might be hearing about this honey. the as well, this body that were handed earlier today the through the, the coordination with the red cross. what are the bodies of how the city is were detained. and some of them were actually removed from graveyards across the gods or from cemetery that were desta created by this really military that were both those by the by is variable. those are is, as they were searching for hostages that were taken into israel for the past month . and nobody knew where, who these were, who these people, where they were not identify and to the, to seen a nicer hou

palestinians have been handed to stop the national medical complex and con venus in casa by the international red cross. the palestinians had been held in detention by the, as randy military. and the union has completed its investigation of 19 stockmen put itself on. russ, who is rel, accused of being involved in the target service attack investigation, has found no and sufficient evidence for allegations against instantly this. they say 9 others may have been involved and their employment has been terminations. get this guy lives out to honey. mike miller, who joins us from con eunice in southern gaza, or in the, i mean, doesn't, is more of been killed in the light just as rarely strikes. what more can you tell us? of the bull is really i ears, tries continue to pound across the central area and a little bit to the eastern part of the city of hi newness and in the southern and eastern part of the city. and what seems to be more of a constant treated a concentrated tax right now these really military are describing what is taking place right now as targeted killings. but just judging from the kind of,

tell us your thoughts on this tragic event. and of course israel crossing all the international red lines, yes of course, well we can from noticing of course and observation of the the funerals of we can see how significant he was to the people, especially in the funeral that was held in the in iran, and you can see that it was very popular funeral, whereas in doha it seems to be more off. actually um and despite the fact for there is of course lot of attendance and the palestinian factions themselves have gathered and and they have united it seems and even here in lebanon we heard condemnation from all the palestinian factions despite perhaps that they could have be could be differences sometimes between them and even the fat for instance ' "we saw that they were united in this, they even expressed their their refusal of this israeli crime, that was obvious of course from all the statements that came out of the palestinian factions, now this is of course in addition to the fact that it's um, it was it seemed to be political poetic justice, i think um, for for some observers, i think they

ukrainian prisoners of war, they have been fixed at the level of the icrc of the international committee of the red cross same time, they can be subjected to this criminal prosecution precisely for opposing this special russian military operation of theirs, that is, it is actually leveling and disregarding the status of a prisoner of war, who is protected, protected as combatants from criminal prosecution for the fact that they participated in combat operations against the enemy. sir oleksandr, but there is also torture of civilians in the occupied territories and in one of the last ones. in the interview, you said that the most terrible places are chongar and mariupol, and that they are not under the control of even the official system of execution of punishments of the russian federation, the fsb runs everything there, but do we know how many civilians the russians tried to torture or subjected to torture on occupied territories, can we somehow get these statistics and who can help us with this? and whether there is any connection at all with these people who may have succumbed this torture? we are now

dunant. with the help of the swiss government, organized an international congress, developed clear rules for the warring parties, and chose a red crossite background as a distinctive sign for medical institutions and medical workers. at first , only 12 states signed the convention, then the rest. dunant created the international committee of the red cross, but went broke, became a beggar, lived in a shelter, and only at the end of the century was he remembered. russia appointed a generous pension, he was chosen as the first nobel prize laureate. but everyone he gave his money to charity, and there were four more geneva conventions, which laid the foundations of modern international humanitarian law. on august 22, 1962, french president general charles de gaulle narrowly escaped death. he had already been assassinated more than once by ultra-right nationalists who had not forgiven the president for his decision to grant self-determination to algeria and end the colonial war there. and this assassination attempt was planned and prepared better than others, it was led by lieutenant colonel bastien thiry, the president with his wife and

but both the brutal and the international federation of the red cross, i recommended with countries not to those that bought us from i a 1st besides, we do stand with what is recommended under international health regulations, which is that there's no need to close borders when we are in disease outbreaks, diseases don't recognize borders. people will continue to cross the border, whether it is legal, crossing or not, and legal crossing. it doesn't stop a disease from spreading. we just had a bad that crossing the borders to don't be tools twice this time. any different than cove. and though i put this question to eric fy building an american public health scientist epidemiologist, and chief of the cool with task force and co founder of the world has network. the itself is not the most effective way without testing. there's no point of closing any borders. the issue is that this, so this a monkey pox and pox, a spread very, very quickly to the countries that's never been effective even though that protects . there's never had inbox, and now i think it's the sweetest case is just the tip