let's talk to allison in portugalfor madeira. let's talk to allison in portugal for us madeira.ore do madeira. let's talk to allison in portugal for us now, what more do we know about the circumstances of the scratch, what happened and when it happened, and who may have been injured and killed? the local mayor who is speaking about an hour and 15 minutes ago told local media that he believes there are at least 28 people confirmed it dead and let nine and 17 london, that's not directly confirmed though, that as i say that's the local mayor talking to local media. there were at least 50 people travelling in the bus, and 20 had been taken in hospital, with various injuries. again, we don't have information on the nationality of the people either, charlie and the bus or indeed the victims are injured. but local newspapers have said that a large part of the tourists were of german nationality, again unconfirmed. it's still early. we are seeing photographs taken from the scene, although the bus is on its side can people be shocked at the high rate of fatalities given proportionately t

madeira's regional government has declared two days of mourning.de and the coach's driver, were taken to a hospital in funchal. the accident happened around 6:30pm wednesday. emergency services were on the scene within minutes, but with many of the victims apparently having been thrown from their seats when the coach came off the road, the death toll was high. according to local officials, the passengers were mainly in their 40s. madeira is a popular tourist destination, attracting around 1 million holidaymakers each year, above all from germany and the uk. a major pr problem unfolding for smartphone maker samsung. its new $2,000 galaxy fold smartphone has been tested by the press and the results are disappointing. several reviewers reports serious screen issues after only two days of use. with me priya lakhani, founder and ceo of century tech, a uk—based education technology platform. the verge, "screen broke afterjust a day." cnbc, "completely unusable afterjust two days of use." what do you make of this? well, we all use them. this was a thing w

we can now go live to madeira and talk to filipe goncalves.e crash for the portugese broadcaster rtp. thank you so much for taking the time to talk to us. a huge death toll. what more can you tell us about what happened ? toll. what more can you tell us about what happened? good morning. it was a very shocking news when people yesterday at about 6:30pm listen to this tragedy. it has 55 tourists who decided to have a traditional night of madeira, with gastronomy and food and folklore. they usually, the operators decide to operate to the tourists won special day operated to madeira, the decided to go to a restaurant nearby where the crash happened. it was very, very great shock. when i arrived at the place to do the coverage, i saw dead bodies on the ground, and it was very, very shocking. and people who are still there were crying, screaming. today, it's a sad thursday. as we listen to the news, the government and the local government have decided for three days of mourning. so people are, we didn't expect it. because we are, we didn't expect i

so we've started in madeira in brazil, next return to sudan.t, omar al—bashir, has been moved to a maximum—security prison in khartoum. several senior members of the former ruling national congress party have also been arrested. last week mr bashir was deposed by the military — which assumed power. you'll remember, we have been about this for a while on outside source. there are plenty of people who would like to speak to him not least the international criminal court in the hague. in the netherlands bashir is accused of war crimes and crimes against humanity connected to sudanese military action in darfur. —— in the west of sudan. he's also accused of human rights abuses throughout him time in power. from the coup he led in 1989—2011. he seized power, and for men, all the way through it to 2011, we saw a range of human rights abuses. these are pictures from 2011, marking the independence of south sudan from sudan. to be honest, despite that peace accord, the human rights has continued on either side. this is also interesting. a copyjust coming

the families and communities that have been devastated by the madeira regime. at this point the united states has sanctioned more than one hundred fifty government officials and organizations loyal to the dictator we sanctioned state owned businesses to prevent the madeira regime from robbing the people of what is rightfully theirs. and as president trump has said we can be a lot tougher. in addition. the united states has positioned more than five hundred metric tons of food and humanitarian supplies on the venezuelan border ready for immediate distribution we provided two hundred million dollars in aid to support displace venezuelans and the host communities that support them. and today the president trumps direction the united states is announcing an additional sixty million dollars in humanitarian assistance to address this crisis. the united states of america will continue to exert all diplomatic and economic pressure to bring about a peaceful transition to democracy in venezuela but all options are on the table. up to this point. while other international

madeira's regional government has declared three days of mourning.uide and the coach's driver, were taken to a hospital in funchal. the accident happened around 6:30pm wednesday. emergency services were on the scene within minutes, but with many of the victims apparently having been thrown from their seats when the coach came off the road, the death toll was high. according to local officials, the passengers were mainly in their 40s. madeira is a popular tourist destination, attracting around 1 million holiday—makers each year, above all from germany and the uk. alison roberts, bbc news, lisbon. a project to build a new rail line under london may not be completed until 2021 now. crossrail was supposed to open last year but bbc news has been told none of the new stations have been finished, and there are concerns about the signalling system. 0ur transport correspondent tom burridge has the story. it's one of the most impressive engineering projects in modern times. a new high—tech high—capacity rail line underneath central london. but a senior source

jane: at least 28 people have died in a bus crash on the portuguesesland of madeira. which was carrying german tourists plunged off a road a overturned. there were around 55 people on board. threporter: coach which was carrying german holidaymakers came to rest on its side after anparently coming off the road on a tight curvrolling down the mountain. exactly how it happened isn't clear. the bus is badly damaged with most of the windows broken. it seems many of the victwns were thronto the ground in the crash. local people quickly gathered, some assisting emergency services as they helped survivors get clear of the wreckage. 55 people were on board the bus when it crashed in the early evening in the city of caniÇo, east of the island's capital. madeira is one of a small group of islandoff the coast of north africa that are part of the republic of portugal. it is a popular destination for those seeking early-season sun. tonigh work at the scene goes on. ign office says they are standing by to offer any assistance to britons caught in the tragedy, although so far the tra

at least 29 people have died in a bus crash on the portuguese island of madeira.ple when it came off the road on a bend east of the island's capital, funchal. all the victims were german. ben ando has more. the coach, which was carrying german holiday—makers, came to rest on its on its side after apparently coming off the road on a tight curve and rolling down the mountain. exactly how it happened isn't clear. the bus is badly damaged with most of its windows broken. it seems many of the victims were thrown onto the ground in the crash. local people quickly gathered, some assisting the emergency services as they helped injured survivors get clear of the wreckage. 55 people were on board the bus when it crashed in the early evening in in the city of canico, east of the island's capital, funchal. madeira is one of a small group of islands off the coast of north africa that are part of the republic of portugal. it is a popular destination for those seeking early—season sun. tonight, work at the scene goes on. here, the foreign office is it standing by to offer assist

a bus plunged down a hillside east of the madeira capital for a wednesday night. a holiday turned tragedy portuguese authorities words into the night to clear the wreckage. the bus plunged into a house after the driver lost control on an embankment. rescuers were able to pull some people out alive but for many it was too late the driver has reportedly survived authorities are now investigating the cause. of. the information we have from the company is that the bus was relatively new machine it was just five years old but apparently safety rules were followed that it's premature to talk about the cause of the accident because of was the dance. of the crash happened early wednesday evening in a small town east of the island's capital fun shot madera is a popular tourist destination most of the victims were from germany the german foreign ministry has set up a hotline for families of the victims madeira has announced three days of mourning . some sport and i will start with football in the champions league quarter finals tottenham and manchester city on the away goal

the german foreign ministry has set up a hotline for families of the victims madeira has announced three days of mourning . sports now and in the czech and league quarter finals tottenham edged out manchester city on the away goals rule in one of the most dramatic matches in the competition's history the spurs held a one goal advantage heading into the second leg which proved crucial at the end of a breathless ninety minutes. the pregame atmosphere in manchester suggested a memorable much awaited and it didn't disappoint his right name sterling put city ahead after just four minutes a quick fire double from shaun min sun soon put spurs back in the driver's seat by city's bernardo's silva brought the game level again moments later to two or four goals coming in the first eleven minutes of the match city scored twice more through stirling and sergio aguero are the side of half time to take a four two advantage on lisa fernando the red tape to give spurs a novel precious away goal in the seventy third minute city thought they'd sealed i dramatic last gasp winner through stirling in injury t

at least 28 people have died in a bus crash on the island of madeira. carrying german tourists, plunged off a road and overturned. there were around 50 people on board. the bus crashed just outside the capital city, funchal. it's feared pedestrians may also be among the dead. ben ando has more. the coach, which was carrying german holiday—makers, came to rest on its on its side after apparently coming off the road on a tight curve and rolling down the mountain. exactly how it happened isn't clear. the bus is badly damaged, with most of its windows broken. it seems many of the victims were thrown onto the ground in the crash. local people quickly gathered, some assisting the emergency services as they helped injured survivors get clear of the wreckage. 55 people were on board the bus when it crashed in the early evening in the city of canico, east of the island's capital, funchal. madeira is one of a small group of islands off the coast of north africa that are part of the republic of portugal. it's a popular destination for those seeking early—season su

bus veered off a road, rolled down a steep hillside, and hit a house on the portuguese island of madeira. 55 people were on the bus, mainly german tourists. madeira is a popular vacation destination, part of an island group about 600-miles off the coast of morocco. >>> the woman behind the manhunt in california killed herself as authorities closed in on her location. police were worried she was planning to attack schools and as a precaution closed nearly 20 school districts in the denver area. investigators believe she was obsessed with the 1999 mass shooting at columbine high school and from the miami to denver this past week to buy a pump action shotgun and ammunition. >>> in new york a man allegedly carrying gas cans and lighter fluid into st. patrick's day's cathedral is now -- st. patrick's cathedral is in custody this morning. fortunately someone confronted him and no one was hurt. >>> well, a earthquake shook the ideal of taiwan and shook buildings in the capital city of taipei about 70-miles away. the violent rocking is described to have lasted about 30 seconds. there are no imme

while three days of morning will be -- mourning will be observed in madeira. >> time for a mens tennis update. alexander sverev was knocked out in straight sets to file be a fognini. novak djokovic cruised past his opponent and will face a tricky task in the quarterfinals. >> despitete showing grit and dermrmination, tayaylor f fritzd not stand a chahance against nok djovicic, in red. djokovic gave the 2 21 year oldd american a sound beating, winni ng theirst twoets. he is well on hiss way to a thid monte carlo title. the match still prove a struggle for both players d due to o theh wind on the court. >> there were not manyy rallies. a lot of unforced errors from his side as well but on a day like this you're just trying to hang in and do the right things to win. >> battling it out to face him were medvedev and tsitsipas. medvedev came out on top in a close third set to secure progression. >> did you know that there are more heavy-metal musicians per capita in finland than anywhere else on earth? heavy-metal is played on mainstream radio stations there and now it has even accompanied c

what i can say is that every tourist vehicle, and all vehicles in the tourism service on it madeira's talk about that. the accident took place at around 6:30pm on wednesday. emergency services were quick to arrive, but with many of the victims apparently having been thrown from their seats when the coach came off the road the number of dead was high. in the wake of the accident, portuguese officials expressed their condolences to the families of the victims, and to the german authorities. both the regional and the national governments have declared three days of mourning. germany's government has thanked portuguese officials for their efforts, and announced plans to send a team of doctors and psychologists to help those affected. madeira is a popular tourist destination, with germans the single largest group among the million or so holiday—makers who arrive each year. prosecutors have opened an investigation into the accident. the company that owned the boss said that it's committed to determining its causes. alison roberts, bbc news, lisbon. this is outside source live from the bbc n

we're taking action against a vital source for the madeira regimes well it is important to remark that also call for marches to support his government today also nicholas madeira said that this is another intervention and from the u.s. and other mental thing in the business as a band as well up the government of the bolivarian republic categorically rejects the latest us attack on the venezuelan oil industry and its economic sovereignty venezuela believes it's unacceptable cynical and criminal of donald trump's administration to take measures that violate international law as well as economic and commercial principles journalist paul dobson says the latest sanctions won't actually make much difference be the latest round of sanctions sure what it would not have a great impact here in venezuela venezuela currently exports some of queen twenty thousand to fifty thousand barrels of oil a day to cuba a much more pressing measure from the white house would have been to apply the same measure to for example when as well an oil export to china we are increasing every day and have a serious im

we're taking action against a vital source for the madeira regimes well. it is important to remark that also allows madeira said that this is another intervention from the u.s. and no other mental thing in the business is a bonus well up and now we're going back to the studio local journalist doris are got from the capital caracas thank you so much for bringing us that report. you know all of us demonstrators are once again gathering across france for what is the twenty first consecutive weekend of mass protests against the government in the capital crowds are marching through the center of the city police have used tear gas against demonstrators and there are reports that twenty one people have been arrested in paris i had of this country's constitutional council an old government plans to ban certain individuals from protesting saying the measure would grant police excessive powers but other parts of a crackdown on the rioters were approved as artie's explains. a big slap in the face for the french government as the country's constitutional council has r

portugal at least twenty eight people have reportedly died in a bus crash on the portuguese island of madeira there are reports state that they were in a tourist bus which overturned near the coastal town of santa cruz the. the tale is reportedly said that most of the tourists who were on the bus are germans we also understand that many ambulances are at the scene and again that is breaking news a bus accident on the portuguese island of madeira we are hearing reports that dozens of people have died through most of the german citizens we'll bring you more information as it becomes available we're now to the u.s. and its target sheba the trouble because ration has announced a new measures aimed at drawing up the flow of cash to cuba washington says it will limit the amount of money that families can send to relatives in cuba as well as curbing travel to the country by u.s. citizens the restrictions come just a day after the white house lifted a longstanding ban on wall street against foreign companies who use property that was confiscated by cuba following the nine hundred fifty nine communist

we're taking action against a vital source for the madeira regimes well it is important to remark that also a call for marches to support its government today also nikolaus madeira said that this is another intervention and from the u.s. and other mental ling in the business is up and as well up the government of the bolivarian republic categorically rejects the latest u.s. attack on the venezuelan oil industry and its economic sovereignty venezuela believes it's unacceptable cynical and criminal of donald trump's administration to take measures that violate international law as well as economic and commercial principles right because paul dobson says the latest sanctions won't actually make much difference be the latest round of sanctions sure what i will not have a great impact here in venezuela venezuela currently exports some of queen twenty thousand to fifty thousand barrels of oil a day to cuba a much more pressing measure from the white house would have been to apply the same measure to for example when it's well an oil export to china we are increasing every day and have a seri

at least 29 people have died in a bus crash on the portugese island of madeira.d overturned. the crash happened just outside the capital city, funchal. there were around 50 on board altogether, and it's feared pedestrians may be among the dead. ben ando reports. the coach, which was carrying german holiday—makers, came to rest on its on its side after apparently coming off the road on a tight curve and rolling down the mountain. exactly how it happened isn't clear. the bus is badly damaged with most of its windows broken. it seems many of the victims were thrown onto the ground in the crash. local people quickly gathered, some assisting the emergency services as they helped injured survivors get clear of the wreckage. 55 people were on board the bus when it crashed in the early evening in in the city of canico, east of the island's capital, funchal. madeira is one of a small group of islands off the coast of north africa that are part of the republic of portugal. it is a popular destination for those seeking early—season sun. tonight, work at the scene goes on. h

madeira supporters also want quite zero to be charged with inciting violence and his efforts to oust the president and for allegedly accepting funds illegally acquired isn't backing down. do you think that by continuing to threaten us with raids with disqualification with kidnapping. by persecuting my political party or unity our federal legislators that they are going to stop us ovi asli they are wrong they are wrong because we are showing our face like always a mere going to keep doing it until we achieve permanent freedom for the country. earlier on twitter go i dos had efforts to arrest him when he met with force hinting at international support more than fifty countries recognize quite as self proclaimed presidency but he has yet to win the support of venezuela's military last week the auditor general's office announced it had stripped him of the right to hold office for the next fifteen years jennifer can you know joins us now from bonn jennifer what happens next. well this is not surprising at all i think that the government has waited long enough have waited a long time becau

streets to alst president maduro whited says that he's secured the backing of military leaders but madeira has failed to stop what he is calling a coup saying he has the complete loyalty of his military commanders. well in an exclusive interview with d.w. asked him how he justified his call earlier today for an uprising against the government of and it's a way. it's clear that they are the ones who if you snipped government powers they have carried on a continuous coup since two thousand and eighteen they have disregarded the rule of law and they have discarded the constitution they failed to hold free and fair elections and they seized power today the armed forces have taken an important step by siding with the people our process and we've always said this is peaceful a nonviolent and we are not going to change that the ones who have caused violence through the armed paramilitary forces take hold collectives not the regime and we'll maintain a nonviolent stance as demonstrated by the venezuelan people when they took to the streets to protest. and for more now i'm joined on the line by our

we're taking action against a vital source for the madeira regimes well it is important to remark that also a call for marches to support his government today also nikolaus madeira said that this is another intervention and from the u.s. and another mendelian in the business is a bonus well up the government of the bolivarian republic categorically rejects the latest u.s. attack on the venezuelan oil industry and its economic sovereignty venezuela believes it's unacceptable cynical and criminal of donald trump's administration to take measures that violate international law as well as economic and commercial principles journalist paul dobson says the latest sanctions war to actually make much difference. would not have a great impact here in venezuela venezuela currently explored some of the green twenty thousand to fifty thousand barrels of oil a day to cuba. a much more pressing measure from the white house would have been to go by the same measure to for example when it's when an oil exports to china we are increasing every day and have a serious impact on venezuelan books more acro

we know that one go i do has once more urged venezuelan troops to unite against madeira do we know though right now at this hour how is the support within the military for guardia. that is unpredictable it's very difficult to say because there is a lot of. there's not a lot of news coming out of the military and of course they are and a lot of them are in fear we've seen several advisories in the past year against it one of my those are within the military and those officials have been detained in prison there are investigations dealing with torture not only to the military officials that has any kind of uprising against mother but also towards their family so there is a lot of fear within the armed forces to say they support one way to go or even show it so it is. very hard to to decipher who he is with my little because they really like his government and who is with son because the fear has come you know if you're educated in the reports of soldiers actually being seen in public on the street showing their support for why don't we talking about numbers here that can be reported has any

while three days of mourning will be observed in madeira. a men's tennis now an update from the third round of the monte carlo masters a world number three germany's alexander was knocked out in a surprise straight sets defeat to fabio fognini meanwhile novak djokovic cruised past his opponent and will things a tricky task in the quarter finals. despite showing plenty grit and determination taylor fritz didn't stand a chance against novak djokovic it's playing in red jackets gave the twenty one year old american a sound beating winning the first set six three and then the second six mil i is well on his way to with good monte carlo title however the match still proved a struggle for both play is the high winds on the court i was not made it too many rallies a lot of unforced errors from you know from his side as well but they like this is just trying to hang in there and tactically do the right things to to to win. battling it out to face him in the quarter finals were done deal medvedev and greek rising star stephon also. the twenty year ol

the portuguese island of madeira is holding three days of mourning after twenty nine german tourists were killed in a bus crash they learned more about from a european new center. those crowd germany's foreign minister has flown to madeira with a team of doctors psychologists and concert officials to help the survivors the boss has been moved from the crash site and portugal's public prosecutors open an investigation twenty eight others were injured when the bus veered off a steep road and crashed into a house. and. we are still at the stage of identifying the victims of it so we cannot yet convey the information that the family members are in dire need of. the. french investigators think an electrical short circuit may have caused the fire which ripped through the cathedral of notre dame in paris emergency workers are being honored for their work in battling the blaze which began on monday and lasted for several hours hundreds of firefighters have met the french president emmanuel mccall who hosted them at the palace among those in attendance was the chaplain of the paris fire briga

we could kill madeira we could arrest madeira we could not going to go to float is ok i am opposed to it because i fundamentally do not believe it is in u.s. interests there are several issues at play in venezuela one is the terrible terrible humanitarian state into which venezuela has fallen under the regime of the first to go childish and. that alone in my opinion is not a justification for an american invasion what is there is at this point there is no justification but that you still support the. president constitutionally article two thirty three of the venezuelan constitution says that when a president is either incapacitated or arrives in office by illegitimate means now the world the un the oas international observers they. may know they have you know they made it very clear that the elections in may two thousand and eighteen were fraudulent the funny thing and i'll tell you this the funny thing is that maduro might have actually won that election on his own but he read the election he kept ballots out he didn't allow but i have state to come in so for but. i'm i'm the only re

the german foreign ministry has set up a hotline for families of the victims madeira has announced three days of mourning . francis saying thank you today to the paris firefighters who prevented greater damage on monday's disastrous fire at the famed notre dame cathedral firefighters have already arrived at the elysee palace in paris where president of manual kong is paying tribute to the first responders the more than four hundred men and women who battled the blaze are credited with protected because protecting the cathedrals to massive bell towers and saving many of the artworks of the relics inside the building later today a ceremony at parris city hall will honor the firefighters. of burgundy that your correspondent rebecca riggers who is outside of the elysee presidential palace where that ceremony is taking place welcome to you are back what do we know about the firefighters being honored today and especially you know their role here in their efforts to save the cathedral. when sarah these men and women really are being hailed national heroes here today i mean the full court of th

this just start with these sanctions because there's a lot of politics at play here madeira government is blaming the sanctions and the u.s. essentially saying it's not the sanctions that's the problem it's the missouri governments do you think these current sign shin's are changing anything in venezuela well i think that's clearly the desire and intent of the white house that they will change things but clearly mr madeira was still in power in venezuela so they have not caused him to leave office or his his regime to fall in any particular way i think we have to differentiate a couple things the first is that there have been sanctions in place for a number of years on individuals in venezuela particularly senior regime officials to try to get them to change their behavior those are not directed at the venezuelan people those are directed at folks who are corrupt human rights abusers drug traffickers that sort of thing more recently the united states put broader sanctions on the country particularly in the oil sector and i think that is why the lot of people are looking at is potential

many people have been killed in a boss crash on the portuguese island of madeira it's understood the group's tourist bus overturned neither coastal town of santa cruz german embassy officials have said that german tourists are among the victims. church bells have rung out across france in tribute to the not cathedral which was badly damaged by fire on monday the country will hold an international contest to design a new spy.

overturned in portugal that's according to portuguese media an accident took place on the island of madeira several ambulances are at the scene and we'll bring you more on that story soon as we have it. in libya they've been airstrikes in and around the capital tripoli forces loyal to the un recognized government have targeted or have turns positions south of tripoli and lost three of their own soldiers as airstrikes pounded their troops funerals have been held for the victims of shelling and rocket fire that hit a densely populated district the capital on tuesday night both sides have blamed each other for the attack which killed at least seven people whatever their head is in tripoli he says a lot of civilians have been trapped by the fighting. according to the red crescent and the health ministry here which is based in tripoli they've tried to reach out to civilians and families stuck near the fighting areas but in all cases many civilians have been killed or wandered so far since the beginning go there clashes on april fourth also other another governmental organizations say that they a

many people have been killed in a boss crash on the portuguese island of madeira it's understood the group's tourist bus overturned any of the coastal town of santa cruz german embassy officials have said that german tourists are among the victims. church bells have rung out.

the move is designed to put pressure on venezuelan leader nicolas maduro and his supporters well madeira. donald trump of stealing from the venezuelan people through the use of sanctions barely imperioli. i see imperialism is crazy and desperate the news also came out that donald trump called the pope i'm sure the pope through holy water on the telephone when he spoke to trump i'm sure donald trump gave his confession he must have confessed to the pope all the harm he's doing in the world he must have confessed to the pope all the harm he's doing to the people of venezuela with illegal unilateral sanctions all the money the thirty billion dollars that he's stolen from the people of venezuela and the u.s. attorney general's huge release a redacted version of the model report in the coming hours following weeks of pressure from congressional democrats a special counsel was investigating ties between president trump and russia. or those were the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after twenty one upset after that stage and dance of watching i thought. fourteen years ago we film

it's good to have you with us we start on the portuguese island of madeira where at least twenty people are believed to have been killed after a tourist bus veered and crashed. from the room local reports say the vehicle rolled down the hillside overturned after the driver lost control in the coastal town of honeycomb at least fifty people most of them tourists are believed to have been on the bus germany's foreign ministry and other sources say at least some of the day are german nationals. are in for more of this we want to bring in said c.l.'s edda she's a journalist for the newspaper j.m. medea cynthia can you tell us a little bit more about the action and what the real. ok ok do you think and we don't know that much but the official violence is twenty eight people and twenty eight injured is it really the oficial information rest of us simply really as far as we know among the victims are a lot of fun males and seventeenth being out eleven. miles and it is seventeen females from. the contract there were sixty fifty takes i'm sorry fifty six passengers on the bus most of them are fr

illegitimate and more than forty countries do not recognize the assembly but it's these lawmakers loyal to madeira who have voted to strip the opposition leader and self-proclaimed president one who i don't know of his parliamentary immunity cheers and applause followed the decision. to constituent assembly president. says the party unanimously voted to authorize the supreme court to prosecute quite a for breaching a ban on leaving the country in january majeure supporters also want to be charged with inciting violence and his efforts to oust the president and for allegedly accepting funds illegally acquired oh isn't backing down. do you think that by continuing to threaten us with raids with disqualification with kidnapping. by persecuting my political party or unity our fellow legislators that they are going to stop was obviously they are wrong they are wrong because we are showing our face like always a mirror going to keep doing it until we achieve permanent freedom for the country . earlier on twitter go out of said efforts to arrest him when he met with force hinting at international support