these passengers are on the last flights out of katmandu you. as nepal's suspends international air travel. over you because you just i'm glad that i'm able to leave nepal where the covert 19 situation is getting really bad. like neighboring india nepal is reeling from a deadly 2nd wave of the coronavirus the porous border between the 2 countries has contributed to skyrocketing case numbers. nepal's main towns and cities are in lockdown the health ministry says the situation is unmanageable doctors and nurses are being pushed to their limits. today we have not turned anyone away without providing them with oxygen. but the situation is getting complicated. but you wonder how colleagues are working very hard they are on duty for 24 hours we have even been giving oxygen to patients in chairs. nepal has called for international help as case numbers hit record highs the country's neglected health care system is facing collapse. with the lockdown in place many migrant workers have returned from the cities to their homes in rural areas while katmandu i

for those that are infected within the country both not just in the urban areas like the capital katmandu but also the rural areas where it's difficult to get aid to sometimes. frankly i don't think the government thought that far. recently it took a couple of decisions to round up the lenders in the capital so that it could distribute it to the hospitals in in katmandu in the valley it has decided to look force base to manage 4 bodies of people who have. passed away or died from a virus and it is. so it is so i don't think it's actually thought that far and it is of course that there's a lot down in these it's not down which is being. rather for another week and we have all get international flights and domestic flights all the time but i think it's a little a little too late this is what critics and health boards and the public. i mean at the limbo it's good to have the update from katmandu thanks for joining us germany's chancellor angela merkel is pushing back against growing demands to suspend patents for covert 1000 vaccines the european union is expected to discuss the issue at a s

yeah katmandu is one of the hotbeds for it is 2nd wave of deadly cobra at 19 and you also have the other districts along the border with india i just want to say that. in the lock few weeks the number of infections have gone up by 50 times or over 50 times and is still rising if you look at modest figures that mobs are talking about 100 cases a day in the last few days it was over the top of the $100.00 or so over $7000.00. pounds so sound out from under the day 2 months ago those death rate is 50 over 50 a day and this is unprecedented in the net power context. obviously you have heard of very adept at the very end and this variant is much more contagious much more aggressive and is spreading poor board a spectrum of the population including younger people in that power. 2 the vaccination rates so far it's under one percent compared to about 3040 percent in many of the richer countries this is a major challenge and you're right i want to actually ask about the vaccines how good is the distribution is there not enough is there a vaccine hesitancy tell me a little bit more. yeah but the $

northeast of katmandu an increasing number of climbers arriving for the spring climbing season on everest are testing positive and being evacuated. so we try not to mingle we used to have a lot of fun that base camp and would sing and dance but we're not doing any of that now and we're only speaking to those in our teams. with the corona virus outbreak in neighboring india growing now paula suspending international flights and travelers like. are rushing to leave. as a last to wait i'm very lucky to be able to take a flight on the last day of them operating i'm so glad i'll be able to leave nepal workover 1000 is getting really bad. domestic flights were also halted earlier this week and the government has announced other measures to curb the call that crisis they include finding more space to store the bodies of cord patients who've died and diverting oxygen cylinders from industrial use to hospitals funds are also being allocated to build oxygen plants and lockdowns in and around are being extended by a week but health experts say all this has come too late and the red cross is warning

as more from katmandu. we share 80 kilometers 80100 kilometer border the poorest border with india and currently 10 of the checkpoints are open most of them are closed because of corona virus. the health ministry or health authorities have the district health officials in to deal with those coming across the border taking temperatures handing out sanitizers mass but you must understand that people are coming in you know in 100. with the very weak health peace and human resources in case it is very talented. or. the 'd existing health infrastructure there to deal with these people who are coming in from states like my rushed iraq are not a leash where the. virus is out of well spiraling out of control it took a couple of decisions to round up oxygen cylinders in the capital so that it could distribute it to the hospitals in in katmandu in the valley it has decided to look for space to manage 4 bodies of people who have passed away or died from coronavirus and it is so it is so i don't think it's actually tho

capital of katmandu is in lockdown and it's hospitals are struggling to cope with the surge in people infected by corona virus in. our emergency room had 5 beds but now we have 25 beds we have added 20 beds in our emergency room until now we have not returned anyone from here without providing them with oxygen but the situation is getting complicated near the border with india more workers from nepal arriving home from indian cities stricken by call that 19 and that's adding to the health crisis. staff in hospitals are forced to turn away patients as beds and medical supplies are in short supply. and many cremation sites are filling up as families say goodbye to their loved ones from a distance. northeast of cuts one to an increasing number of climbers arriving for the spring climbing season on everest are testing positive and being evacuated. so we try not to mingle we used to have a lot of fun the base camp and would sing and dance but we're not doing any of that now and we're only speaking to those in our teams. with the corona virus outbreak in neighboring india growing the palace

100000 people that's roughly equal to india 2 weeks ago now lockdown has been extended in the capital katmandu and then a 3500 people have already died and i'm at the limbo has more from kathmandu. we share 18 kilometers a 200 kilometer border porous border with india and part of the 10 of the checkpoints are open most of them are closed because of coronavirus. the health ministry or health authorities have the district health officials in the to deal with those coming across the border taking temperatures handing out sanitizers ma but you must understand that people are coming in you know in 100 so we think we help facilitate the human resources in case it is very challenging. or. the existing health infrastructure that they had to deal with the people who are coming in from states like maharashtra or not that's. where the food. is out of well out of control it took a couple of decision to round up oxygen cylinders in the capital so that it could distribute it to the hospitals in in kathmandu in the valley it has decided to look for face to manage 4 bodies of people who have passed away or di

plus if we can join russia they were going katmandu and for sure the technology failed both of us good to see you on the program but the focus for the authorities it seems where you are is about those nepalese that are arriving back from india and coming through what is a very long border area. yes at the moment we are seeing. workers returning from call being called in stricken indian cities or states like my russia or not a different age which nepal borders i mean back home in huge crowds. and. there is the health system has set up. checkpoints at the border to test temperatures to simply c.r.s. but there's a just a great lack of like florentine centers isolation centers holding centers which are very necessary so we've seen a huge struggle in that department to curb places in terms of the pandemic it's been ongoing now for what 14 months but what preparations has nepal made locally certainly when we're now seeing this next phase this next wave of the infection hit south asia pretty hard. quite. i think the government there the health ministry did warn repeatedly did one of the gover

these passengers are on the last flights out of katmandu as nepal's is spends international air travel. over you because you just i'm glad that i'm able to leave nepal where the covert 19 situation is getting really bad. like neighboring india nepal is reeling from a deadly 2nd wave of the coronavirus the porous border between the 2 countries has contributed to skyrocketing case numbers. nepal's main towns and cities are in lockdown the health ministry says the situation is unmanageable doctors and nurses are being pushed to their limits. to date we have not turned anyone away without providing them with oxygen. but the situation is getting complicated. you know oh but you know when they get our colleagues are working very hard they are on juicy for 24 hours we have even been giving oxygen to patients in chairs nepal has called for international help as case numbers hit record highs the country's neglected health care system is facing collapse. with the lockdown in place many migrant workers have returned from the cities to their homes in rural areas while katmandu is hospitals struggl

roughly what the situation was in india 2 weeks ago the lockdown has been extended in the capital katmandu and the government has tried to ready the hospital system but critics fear is to digital too late across the border in india nearly 3 people are dying of covert 19 every minute it remains the toughest battle against the virus in the world reporting another record daily rise of more than 410000 cases on friday while a partner with l. is standing by for us in new delhi but 1st let's get more on the situation in nepal with who's in katmandu. the picture is grim there is near overwhelming almost getting worse. oh yes the situation unfortunately is deteriorating it does look dire. for the past of the. more than 8000 a new infections on a daily basis which is a record high from that and more than 50 deaths yesterday which is also a record high our health system is quite weak for a trial inequality developing country so the hospitals in kathmandu and on the border in border towns across india are also overwhelmed with short supply of oxygen cylinders ventilators and other medical supplies it

in the paul authorities have extended a lockdown in and around the capital katmandu until the end of may the number of covert 1000 cases is skyrocketing there prompting concerns that it's headed for a crisis like that in next door india. india's deadly 2nd wave has spread to neighboring nepal. in katmandu health care workers and authorities are struggling to contain a massive surge of co 1000 cases in the last 3 weeks the poles daily trajectory has shot up with 2 out of every 5 people tested now returning positive for the virus with hospitals filling to capacity with co 1000 patients the country's health system has been overwhelmed by the spike patients are scrambling to find hospital beds and oxygen for loved ones. fuse coming true as a nice surges of infections pushing the system to the brink of collapse. hospitals are. threats to towns and communities near the border with india unable to be. unable to handle their increasing number of people who need treatment. the threat from cover 19 is even reach the world's highest peak as china announced on sunday it would set up a line of se

reports from katmandu. capital of katmandu is in lockdown and it's hospitals are struggling to cope with a surge in people infected by coronavirus. our emergency room had 5 beds but now we have 25 beds we have added 20 beds in our emergency room until now we have not returned anyone from here without providing them with oxygen but the situation is getting complicated near the border with india more workers from nepal are arriving home from indian cities stricken by call that 19 and that's adding to the health crisis staff in hospitals are forced to turn away patients as beds and medical supplies are in short supply. and many cremation sites are filling up as families say goodbye to their loved ones from a distance. northeast of cartman do an increasing number of climbers arriving for the spring climbing season on everest are testing positive and being evacuated. so we try not to mingle we used to have a lot of fun the base camp and would sing and dance but we're not doing any of that now and we're only spea

in katmandu health care workers and authorities are struggling to contain a massive surge of co 1000 cases in the last 3 weeks nepal's daily trajectory has shot up with 2 out of every 5 people tested now returning positive for the virus with hospitals filling to capacity with covered 1000 patients the country's health system has been overwhelmed by the spike patients are scrambling to find hospital beds and oxygen for loved ones. most fears coming true as a nation. saxons. to the brink of collapse maybe also hospitals are. communities near to. only able to handle. number of people who need treatment. the threat from cover 19 is even reach the world's highest peak as china announced on sunday it would set up a line of separation on the summit of mount everest to keep chinese climbers from catching the virus from those ascending from the nepal side. along the 800 kilometer open border nepal shares with india the police fleeing the virus or hurrying to return home. authorities fear even more covert 1000 cases are on the way. and today happens to be international nurses day everywhere nu

extended in the capital kathmandu and nearly 3500 people have died as ring in our correspondent in katmandu limbo rami at the situation seems to be worsening day by day there. yes things don't look that great it is pretty dire yesterday those 140. 1000 or more than a 1000 new infections which is at risk for falling only earlier a similar number and as you mentioned more than 100 people have died yesterday alone more than our. debts. given our fragile health system it has been a challenge or it is going to be a huge challenge for the health structural to try to deal with this we are the 2nd we wouldn't. be effecting a lot of children and younger people. and more so all because we bought it in india we share. the border with india and many of our might well there are returning from indian cities where the 2 were up and probably in the border areas so that's another challenge. to base and how's the government's responding to the crisis. well the government basically hers there's a lockdown in place as you mentioned not on starting it will 29 it's been extended of for another week. but other th

these passengers are on the last flights out of katmandu as new poll suspends international air travel. over you because you just i'm glad that i'm able to leave nepal where the covert 19 situation is getting really bad. like neighboring india nepal is reeling from a deadly 2nd wave of the coronavirus the porous border between the 2 countries has contributed to skyrocketing case numbers. nepal's main towns and cities are in lockdown the health ministry says the situation is unmanageable doctors and nurses are being pushed to their limits. to date we have not turned anyone away without providing them with oxygen. but the situation is getting complicated. but you wonder how colleagues are working very hard they are on duty for 24 hours we have even been giving oxygen to patients in chairs. nepal has called for international help as case numbers hit record highs the country's neglected health care system is facing collapse. with the lockdown in place many migrant workers have returned from the cities to their homes in rural areas while katmandu is hospital struggle to save lives fear is g

india it has 57 times more cases than of 2 months ago a lockdown has been extended in the capital katmandu from running out the limbo house more on the government's response it took a couple of decisions to round up the lenders in the capital so that it could distribute it to the hospitals in in that mine do in the valley it has decided to look force base to manage 4 bodies of people who have after we all died from a virus and it is so it is so i don't think it's actually bought that far and it is of course there's a lot down in these knock down which is being. bothered for another week and we have halted international flights and domestic flights for the time being but i think it's a little a little too late this is what critics and health of the public. nearly 3 people are dying of krona virus every minute in india on friday reported another record daily rise of more than 410000 cases but many states say they're still waiting for emergency equipment and medical supplies to reach the hospitals. quote a virus restrictions have been extended in japan's capital just 77 days before the show j

daily rise of more than 410000 cases on friday right now it's a member who has the latest now from katmandu in nepal. at the moment we are seeing . workers returning from call been stricken indian cities or states like my russia or not. the british which nepal borders i mean back home in huge crowds. and. there is the health system has set up certain checkpoints at the border to test temperatures to some p.c. ours but there's a. great lack of like quarantine centers isolation centers holding centers which are very necessary so we've seen a huge struggle in that department to curb the crisis the health ministry did warn repeatedly that one of the government about what would happen health officials have been warning the government but i guess and it's like a similar case in india where there was a lot of you know john went and he says but by law so he felt. protected or like you know the south asian immunity was working so the government hasn't been taking those signs seriously and then of course in nepal there's a political a political wrangling going on the political leadership and more foc

from katmandu has more on the government's response it took a couple of decisions to round up oxygen cylinders in the capital so that it could distribute it to the hospitals in in got monday in the valley it has decided to look force base to manage 4 bodies of people who have. passed away or died from a virus and it is so it is so i don't think it's actually that far it is of course there's a lockdown in these lockdown which is being. well good for another week and we have halted international flights and domestic flights all the time but i think it's a little a little too late this is what critics and health of the public. the only 3 people are dying of current virus every minute in india reported another record daily rise of more than 410000 cases. coronavirus restrictions have been extended in japan's capital and other metropolitan areas just 77 days before the start of the olympics a state of emergency was due to end in 4 days but cases are still searching and hospital beds of filling up there are concerns how prepared tokyo is to host the olympic games friday said the mother is

in place many migrant workers have returned from the cities to their homes in rural areas while katmandu is hospital struggle to save lives fear is growing of outbreaks in the remote regions lacking health care infrastructure. and here are some other stories making headlines around the world 25 people have been killed during a police operation against alleged drug. in brazil rights groups are calling the death toll from the raid in a rio de janeiro slum reprehensible they are demanding an independent investigation . the former president of the maldives has been injured in a bomb blast outside of his home in the capital mali mohamed nasheed has been treated for shrapnel wounds but is in a stable condition according to authorities no group has claimed responsibility for . protesters in colombia's capital bogota blocked traffic during a night the day of demonstrations protests 1st flared up over a tax reform plan now scrapped activists are demanding action to cut poverty and and police violence they also want fair health and education systems. scottish voters have cast ballots in regional e

in katmandu health care workers and authorities are struggling to contain a massive surge of co 1000 cases. in the last 3 weeks the pulse daily trajectory has shot up with 2 out of every 5 people tested now returning positive for the virus with hospitals filling to capacity with covered 1000 patients the country's health system has been overwhelmed by the spike patients are scrambling to find hospital beds and oxygen for loved ones. shoot as nice. as a few saxon's. to the brink of collapse. hospitals are. communities near to. are only able to handle. number of people who need treatment. the threat from cover 19 is even reached the world's highest peak as china announced on sunday it would set up a line of separation on the summit of mount everest to keep chinese climbers from catching the virus from those ascending from the nepal side. along the 800 kilometer open border nepal shares with india the pollies fleeing the virus or hurrying to return home. authorities fear even more covert 1000 cases are on the way. when i say now about some of the other major developments in the pandemic

yeah katmandu is one of the hotbeds for as a 2nd wave of deadly cobra 19 and you also have the other districts along the border with india i just want to say that. in the lock few weeks the number of infections have gone up by 50 times all over 50 times and is still rising if you look at modify the figure that mocks were talking about 100 cases a day in the last few days it was over 700000 or so over 7000. pounds so some daoism from a 100 a day 2 months ago those death rate is 50 over 50 a day and this is sort of unprecedented in the next hour context. obviously you've heard of the very day the very end and this variant is much more contagious much more aggressive and is spreading poor brewarrina spectrum of the population including younger people and you have power. the vaccination rate so far it's the no one percent compared to about $3040.00 plus and many of the richer countries this is a major challenge and you're right i want to actually ask about the vaccines how good is the distribution is there not enough is there a vaccine hesitancy tell me a little bit more. yeah but the 2

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roughly what the situation was in india 2 weeks ago a lot down has been extended in the capital katmandu and the government has tried to ready the hospital system but critics fear it's just too little too late across the border in india nearly 3 people are dying of covert 1000 every minute the country is facing the toughest battle against the virus in the world reporting another recall daily rise of more than 410000 cases on friday or to limbo as the latest now from katmandu. at the moment we are seeing. workers returning from colvin been stricken indian cities or states like my russia or not. the british which nepal borders i mean back home in huge crowds. and. there is the health system has set up certain checkpoints at the border to test temperatures to some p.c. ours but there's a. great lack of like quarantine centers isolation centers holding centers which are very necessary so we've seen a huge struggle in that department to curb prices the health ministry did warn repeatedly did warn of the government about what would happen health officials have been warning the government but i

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energy bubble up also toward west bengal in bangladesh and a very whites picture in the forecast for katmandu on thursday over to the arabian sea right now and we are seeing these pulses of energy this could form into a tropical cyclone could head toward oman or pakistan so do check back with us over the next few days as we nail out where it's going to steer cross the middle east high temperatures for the gulf states up to a high of 42. ways most people will never know what's beyond this storm. in the. $100.00 involved. and we can. touch. most people live in new know what it's like to work with every breath is rich. with . tsunami. but when most people. in the past ah israeli airstrikes destroyed this building many media organizations have their offices. in gaza israeli said been targeting gaza's police headquarters and government buildings with airpower reducing them to rubble gazan journalist. was on air with us live when that building was brought down. right now israeli warplanes are striking air raids on the tower which is the home for lots of media offices here in the gaza strip right no

energy bubble up also toward west bengal in bangladesh and a very white picture in the forecast for katmandu on thursday over to the arabian sea right now and we are seeing these pulses of energy this could form into a tropical cyclone could head toward oman or pakistan so do check back with us over the next few days as we nail out where it's going to steer cross the middle east high temperatures for the gulf states up to a high of $42.00. qatar airways a weekly critique of the stories hitting the headlines the news media have been left to sort through mixed messages on a quite complex story from mainstream to street journalism the any object is to get free speech to send it to the wall keep changing what's going on exposing real world threats to objectivity often of our neighbor turned to moscow 11000 people were arrested listening post covers louis blues discovered on a jersey. welcome back i'm out of our top stories here at this hour an internal security building in gaza has been hit by an israeli air strike israeli air force continue to bomb the gaza strip for a 3rd day at least 69 pales

india it has 57 times more cases than a month ago a lockdown has been extended in the capital of katmandu. corona virus restrictions have been extended in japan's capital just 77 days before the scheduled start of the olympics a state of emergency was due to end in 4 days but cases are still searching england's government has unveiled a green list of countries where citizens can visit without koren scening on their return the new rules will be based on a so-called traffic light system as states are running green amber or red based on their coronavirus risk restrictions have been eased for portugal and israel but turkey and the eaves are now on the red lists the former president of the maldives is said to be in a critical condition after being injured in a bomb attack outside his home doctors say mohamed nasheed has undergone multiple surgeries to knows he is going into lockdown from sunday prime minister his shame and chichi says the health care system is at risk of collapsing mosques markets and non-essential businesses will be closed for a week the u.s. vice president says the u.s. and

in place many migrant workers have returned from the cities to their homes in rural areas while katmandu is hospital struggle to save lives fear is growing of outbreaks in the remote regions lacking health care infrastructure. here are some other developments in the global pandemic germany's health minister says new covert 900 cases are falling but warns of weeks or months of more restrictions australian nationals stranded in india might be able to return home later this month we packed or asian flights are resuming and new york city wants to offer vaccines to tourists jobs will be given out at times square and other attractions germany is skeptical about coastal lift coronavirus vaccine patton's some experts believe sharing the formula of vaccines can mean faster inoculations spot the german government is sided with the pharmaceutical industry. it says the protection of intellectual property is a source of innovation and must remain so in the future the limiting factor in the creation of vaccines or production couple capacities and high quality standards not the patents but the proposal

india it has 57 times more cases than it did a month ago a lockdown has been extended in the capital katmandu. india has again recorded more than 400000 new coronavirus infections in a day but experts fear the numbers actually far higher infection and death rates have been spiraling out of control the united nations is calling for an investigation into a police operation in brazil that left 25 people dead it says officers used disproportionate and unnecessary force in thursday's raid on suspected drug traffickers in rio de janeiro anger is growing over tactics used by officers in the jacket it is easier for vela in the north of the city activists are demanding answers saying the operations a stark example of police brutality in poor communities a former president of the maldives is in the critical condition after being injured in a bomb attack outside his home doctors say mohamed nasheed who's the current speaker of parliament has had multiple operations police are now investigating what they called an act of terrorism what the president says was an attack on democracy. those are the headline

weeks ago and 44 percent of tests are turning positive and lockdown has been extended in the capital katmandu and a straight a half 1000 fatalities have been recorded overall. meanwhile in uneasier has banned domestic travel for 12 days to restrict movement during holiday police officers have been checking documents and stopping people from leaving in 1000 cases have been falling but their forty's want to stay cautious after 8 celebrations last year caused a spike in deaths and 46000 people have died in indonesia making it the worst hit country in southeast asia. a ugandan militia leader who was kidnapped as a child and forced to join an a tourist rebel group has been sentenced by the international criminal court dominick on when was given 25 years in jail for war crimes and crimes against humanity including rape torture and murder and using child soldiers welcome web reports he was abducted as a child and forced to commit atrocities that's now domini congo and has been sentenced to 25 years in prison by the international criminal court as the $61.00 crimes including murders rapes and sexual

in katmandu health care workers and authorities are struggling to contain a massive surge of co 1000 cases in the last 3 weeks nepal's daily trajectory has shot up with 2 out of every 5 people tested now returning positive for the virus with hospitals filling to capacity with covered 1000 patients the country's health system has been overwhelmed by the spike patients are scrambling to find hospital beds and oxygen for loved ones. most fears coming true as life serves a few sexes at system to bring. me off. school and loose streets. and communities near to. eat only british and the. number of people who eat she made. a threat from cover 19 has even reached the world's highest peak as china announced on sunday it would set up a line of separation on the summit of mount everest to keep chinese climbers from catching the virus from those ascending from the nepal side. along the 800 kilometer open border nepal shares with india the police fleeing the virus or hurrying to return home. authorities fear even more covered $1000.00 cases are on the way. here are some of the other major develop

in place many migrant workers have returned from the cities to their homes in rural areas while katmandu is hospital struggle to save lives fear is growing of outbreaks in the remote regions lacking health care infrastructure. let's bring in now as part of the international federation of the red cross and the red crescent society is in nepal he joins us from the capital come on do thank you so much for taking the time to speak with us your organization is helping there on the ground what's most urgently needed. yeah yeah as we report just said the situation with the 2nd wave. is very deadly and alarming and just to give you some quick figures just in the possibly weeks the code bit rate has increased by about 50 times and in macho we were talking about 100 infections a day but just in the last few days we're talking about over 7000. there and the death rate is also one president at least and we are talking about over $58.00 deaths each day. this is often also very very alarming diagnostic work with the red cross cross volunteers on the ground the red cross volunteers are very very active

neighboring india it has 57 times more cases than a month ago a lockdown has been extended in the capital katmandu. nearly 3 people are dying of corona virus every minute in india on friday it reported another record daily rise of more than 410000 cases many states say they're still waiting for emergency equipment and medicines coronavirus restrictions have been extended in japan's capital just 77 days before the scheduled start of the olympics a state of emergency was due to end in 4 days but cases are still surging england's government has unveiled a green list of countries where citizens can visit without quarantining on their return the new rules will be based on a so-called traffic light system as destinations are running green amber or red based on their corona virus risk restrictions have been eased for portugal and israel but turkey in the modis are now on the red lists the former president of the maldives is in a critical condition after being injured in a bomb attack outside his home doctors say mohamed nasheed has now undergone multiple surgeries. those are the headlines on al-jazeera t

energy bubble up also toward west bengal in bangladesh and a very what picture in the forecast for katmandu on thursday over to the arabian sea right now and we are seeing these pulses of energy this could form into a tropical cyclone could head toward oman or pakistan so do check back with us over the next few days as we nail out where it's going to steer cross the middle east high temperatures for the gulf states up to a high of $42.00. support qatar airways. a unique form of protest by a palestinian artist using a symbol of national identity to create postage and passport stamps. but as for some burglaries are not free during your life there to be a good come fly anywhere sending a message of resistance about the arab israeli conflict out of all sort of come to palestine. palestine sunbed a stamp of defiance on al-jazeera. welcome back i'm out of our top stories here at this hour an internal security building in gaza has been hit by an israeli air strike israeli air force continued to bomb the gaza strip for a 3rd day at least 67 palestinians have been killed including 16 children. and t

india it has 57 times more cases than it did a month ago a lockdown has been extended in the capital katmandu. india has again recorded more than 400000 new corona virus infections in a day but experts fear the number is actually far higher the head of ethiopia's author talks church has described ethiopia's actions in the province as genocide the comments by a boon the diocese were filmed on a mobile phone before being smuggled out of the country i think to greene says his previous attempts to speak out were blocked in the united nations is calling for an investigation into a police operation in brazil that left at least 25 people dead it says officers used disproportionate and unnecessary force in thursday's raid on suspected drug traffickers in rio de janeiro anger is growing over tactics used by officers in the japanese in your vella in the north of the city those are the headlines more details on the website al jazeera dot com we're going to continue after inside story to buy from. the u.s. and nato troops start to withdraw from afghanistan they leave behind a resurgent taliban and afghan

100000 people that's roughly equal to india 2 weeks ago a lockdown has been extended in the capital katmandu and nearly 3 and a half 1000 people have died meanwhile indonesia's bombs domestic travel for 12 days to restrict movement during the holiday over $1000.00 cases have been falling but authorities are staying cautious after each celebrations caused a spike in deaths last year more than $46000.00 people have died in indonesia making it the worst hit country in southeast asia. a large police raid targeting drug traffickers in the brazilian city of rio de janeiro has ended with the deaths of at least a $25.00 people including one police officer police say those killed including leaders of the city's biggest criminal gang the human rights activists are calling for a thorough investigation there is a border ports. it was the deadliest operation in rio de janeiro in years the police entered the 5. allegedly to fight the recruitment of children and teenagers by a criminal organization suspects try to escape across rooftops as police entered the slum in our more vehicles and helicopters flew o

100000 people that's roughly equal to india 2 weeks ago a lockdown has been extended in the capital katmandu and nearly 3500 fatalities of being recorded. meanwhile indonesia has banned domestic travel for 12 days to restrict to move during the heat holiday over $9000.00 cases have been falling but authorities are staying cautious after each celebrations caused a spike in deaths last year more than 46000 people have died in indonesia making it the worst hit country in southeast asia. a large police raid targeting drug traffickers in the brazilian city of rio de janeiro has ended with the deaths of at least $25.00 people including one officer police say those killed included leaders of the city's biggest criminal gang shootouts between security forces and drug traffickers are common but this was one of the state's most lethal police operations human rights activists are calling for a thought a investigation into the killings kitty on a feeling as an independent journalist in brazil she's joining us from rio de janeiro by skype it's good to have you with us on how it official is explaining the

100000 people that's roughly equal to india 2 weeks ago a lockdown has been extended in the capital katmandu and nearly 3 and a half 1000 people have died. at least $25.00 people have been killed in a police operation targeting drug traffickers in the brazilian city of rio de janeiro police say those killed in a northern slum included leaders of the city's biggest criminal gang but human rights activists have called it an unjustifiable massacre accusing officers of carrying out summary executions there is a boat reports. it was the deadliest operation in rio de janeiro in years the police entered the 5. allegedly to fight the recruitment of children and teenagers by a criminal organization suspects try to escape across rooftops as police entered the slum in our more vehicles and helicopters flew over the area the intense fire fight left at least 25 people dead among them up at least officer rio has suffered for years from drug related violence and attempts by different administrations have failed to control a. police agent any senior was one of the bases of. the most powerful drug traffickin

energy bubble up also toward west bengal in bangladesh and a very what picture in the forecast for katmandu on thursday over to the arabian sea right now and we are seeing these pulses of energy this could form into a tropical cyclone could head toward oman or pakistan so do check back with us over the next few days as we nail out where it's going to steer cross the middle east high temperatures for the gulf states up to a high of $42.00. the . killing the debate you don't see the action and amplify your voice you're only given a certain narrative the media will mr bin true story no topic is off the table why in the world would we humanize an individual domestic terrorist this was an illegal occupation of a country what they're doing is they're removing or just a store in this in this street where a global audience becomes a global community on al-jazeera. route. with al-jazeera munter of the current situation in gaza and israel while for the past 24 hours israel has been carrying out what pated air strikes on gaza have in place headquarters and government buildings at least 53 palestinians

india it has $57.00 times more cases than one month ago down has been extended in the capital of katmandu from coming to his room got a liberal who has more on the government's response it took a couple of decisions to round up oxygen cylinders in the capital so that it could distribute it to the hospitals in in that mine do in the valley it has decided to look force base to manage 4 bodies of people who have asked that we all died from a virus and it is so it is so i don't think it's actually bought that far and it is of course there's a lot on and these are not there which is being. rather for another week and we have halted international flights and domestic flights all the time but i think it's a little a little too late this is what critics and health and the public. maybe 3 people are dying occurring a virus every minute in india on friday reported another record daily rise of more than 410000 cases many states say they're still waiting for emergency equipment and medical supplies to reach the hospitals the former president of the melodies says said to be in a critical condition aft

in place many migrant workers have returned from the cities to their homes in rural areas while katmandu is hospital struggle to save lives fear is growing of outbreaks in the remote regions lacking health care infrastructure. time now to look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world today in the u.s. state of idaho a 12 year old girl shot and wounded 2 students and a staff member at her school the shooter was dissolved by a teacher authorities in the town of rigby are investigating how the girl got the gun. 25 people have been killed during a police operation against alleged drug traffickers in brazil rights groups are calling the death toll from the raids in rio de janeiro slum reprehensible demanding an independent investigation. 15 palestinians were arrested after another night of clashes with police in east jerusalem the unrest broke out over and eviction threats against palestinian families the un has urged israel to call off the of actions authorities in egypt are worried that the ramadan fasting month could accelerate a 3rd wave of coronavirus infections the

in place many migrant workers have returned from the cities to their homes in rural areas while katmandu is hospitals struggle to save lives fear is growing of outbreaks in the remote regions lacking health care infrastructure. we spoke to us much love the international federation of red cross and red crescent societies in the hall and he gave us the. and they record has also been supporting the public authority the health authorities in getting vaccinations up people right now the shortage of that scene's this is area that we really need to do more with the international community and with not only in the paul round a well i want to stress the fact that no one if they unless everyone is safe. as models are speaking that germany is difficult about cost to lift intellectual property protections for corona virus vaccines the push by the world trade organization to temporarily suspend patents is gathering pace the u.s. backs the idea of a european union say it's open to discussion bought the german government is so far siding with the drug makers arguing that protections are essential to ma