, thank you — the problem. jennifer kerns, thank you very _ the problem. jennifer kerns, thankthank you very much for - the problem. jennifer kerns, i thank you very much forjoining us. we must leave it there. when 53 migrants died last month inside an overheated truck in texas, it was called the deadliest human—smuggling tragedy in american history. most of the victims were from poor rural communities in mexico and central america, hoping to find a better life in the united states. 0ne family from veracruz in mexico lost three cousins in that truck. 0ur correspondent, will grant, went to their village as the victims�* remains were returned. it was a tragic homecoming. when three cousins are set off from the village of san marcos last month, they were full of hope for a future in the us. now their bodies are back with their grieving family and the entire town was there to receive them. 0thers entire town was there to receive them. others and their cousin were among the youngest victims in the abandoned, airless trailer in san antonio in which a staggering 53 people died. a hear

jennifer kerns.ir first deaths from monkeypox — the first known fatalities outside the african continent. spain is one of the worst—hit countries — around a quarter of the roughly 20,000 global infections were diagnosed there. i've been speaking to professor ann rimoin. she's an american infectious disease epidemiologist whose research focuses on emerging infectious diseases, particularly those that are crossing species from animal to humans. monkeypox is a serious disease. while it may not carry the same kind of fatality rates that we think about with other viruses, this one can be very serious, and particularly in immunocompromised individuals. the deaths that you were speaking of were, in fact, in people who had issues with their immune system, and so, monkeypox was definitely a contributor here, but it was because they were already immunocompromised. there are various challenges, though, here, aren't there — not least vaccine supply and, i suppose, disease fatigue, if i can put it that way, follo