reports like in mumbai what's the through the speech part where they're seen one by has done out of maharashtra astute mumbai skin has all been a total india has uses this saying that what he bags like in hospitals alongside relations and this is of course very concerned me and we'll again have to see what exactly is actually going to be the direction we should let. in how intense the out . now the poor unsurprisingly have been particularly hard hit especially migrant workers and we're saying lots of devastating cases it is help on the way. back when the government has announced a stimulus package which it seems the stent percent of g.d.p. this is targeted at small business those farmers and might there's going to be looting and distribute it quite often but again and again getting visionless on exodus from india has been centered on my clients the government has started. over the last couple of weeks the. news of trying to just only have to be 24 why don't. you know what accidents over the last 2 weeks have been similar deaths reported all 50 deaths across the country so definitely the hell th

what slightly more but what's that to the speech part where they're seen one by has done out of maharashtra astute skin has over the total uses this saying that body bags lying in hospital alongside and this is of course very concerned me and you'll get to see what exactly is actually going to be the direction you should let me given how intense the out is there. now the poor unsurprisingly have been particularly hard hit especially migrant workers and we're saying lots of devastating cases it is help on the way. back when we got announced a stimulus package which it seems it's 10 percent of g.d.p. this is talk to small business those farmers and my it's going to mean we're being distributed quite often but again and again getting visuals of an exodus from india as centers of good microphones the government has started up teams in boxes over the last couple of weeks the. news of trying to just only have to be 24 why don't. you know what accidents over the last 2 weeks have been similar deaths and all 50 deaths across the country so definitely the help is on but we need to get to these peopl

the state of maharashtra which mumbai is a part off is the only state in india to have a mongrel cell dedicated to their conservation. the sale relies on participatory models like. to save the city's mongrel cover. the contribution of bondo fishing village missy minuscule today especially to many of us who may have been of live use to the role mongrels have played in protecting a vulnerable city like mumbai but it's time to the initiative of fishing communities like this one are the front line of the ocean swell that the rest of the city men now stand a chance of braving rising sea levels in the years to come. now my is not the only city in the world that has to cope with the impact of rising sea levels sea levels are rising more and more across the planet but why is this happening let's take a look at some facts the primary cause of rising sea levels is climate change as our planet heats up places of huge masses of ice melt faster this means that even more water flows into our oceans massive ice sheets in greenland and antarctica are weakening breaking off in melting steady and water

more than a third of all cases are in maharashtra, one of india's richest states. suggest that any easing of the lockdown is not a wise move. what is the government are saying about this? everybody is worried that today the prime minister has sent a message to the people of the country seeing that he could see migrant workers and people in distress, but then he said that this distress should not turn into a disaster. more and more migrant workers are leaving their villages. tens of thousands of cases of cholera positive are rising. just a single day, the highest spike so far —— corono positive. altogether 173,000 cases positive so far, 5000 deaths. time is passing by, as migrant workers are reaching their villages as a lockdown is being reached, tomorrow. as this lockdown ends, social distancing will not be possible in market areas and that is that cause of concern. the ruling party has said, powerful nations like the united states or uk or other countries like france and spain, that death rates were higher, but with a 1.3 billion population in india has still mana

translation: we found 18 people from maharashtra were travelling to lucknow, and they were found insideaken in a very insensitive manner. overnight, industries were shut down and transport links severed. fearing starvation, many walked sometimes hundreds of kilometres to get back home. weeks later, and people are still trying to return to their villages using special government trains. india has extended its lockdown measures, but hopes to ease them in some parts of the country less affected by covid—19. unlike many other countries, the government has introduced a contact tracing app as part of its plan. the technology alerts users if they've come into contact with those who have tested positive for the virus. india's app, called bridge to healthcare, is now compulsory for public and private sector employees and has come underfire from privacy groups. india's main opposition congress party has also slammed it. rahul gandhi described the app in a tweet as a "sophisticated surveillance system", saying it "raised serious data security and privacy concerns". the government denies any infrin

more than a third of all cases are in maharashtra, one of india's richest states.g number of covid—nineteen cases, the government has been easing restrictions. the return of competitive sport is announced for the uk — from monday — starting with horse racing — other sports given the go ahead to resume behind closed doors include football, rugby and cricket. the uk government insists that it continues to be led by science over the next stages of the easing of lockdown measures — after concerns were raised by some leading scientists. appeals for calm after a fourth night of violence in the us city of minneapolis — following the death of george floyd — an african—american in police custody. a former police officer is charged with murder and the pentagon puts the us military on high alert. spacex says it is pressing ahead with the launch of a rocket taking two nasa astronauts to the international space station. the first attempt was called off on wednesday. nasa says there is a 50% chance of cancellation because of the weather in florida. it's the first manned us missi

more than a third of all cases are in maharashtra, one of india's richest states.ons the chair of the senate health committee in the united states has warned that president trump's withdrawal from the world health 0rganization could interfere with clinical trials to develop a vaccine against covid— 19. lamar alexander, who's a republican, also said it could make it harder to work with other countries to stop viruses reaching the us. on friday, president trump announced he was terminating america's relationship with the who. he's accused it of failing to hold beijing to account over the pandemic and said funds will be directed to other areas. people who rent privately in the uk are more likely to be struggling with their housing costs during the pandemic than those who own their homes, according to new research by the resolution foundation. the think tank, which focuses on people on low incomes, says one—in—eight private renters have fallen behind with housing costs. the uk government says it has taken action to support tenants including banning evictions for three

more than a third of all cases are in maharashtra, one of india's richest states. and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here'sjohn watson. the bournemouth manager eddie howe has been speaking about the added pressure he feels trying to keep his players safe, as the premier league season gets closer to restarting. he says his team were feeling more vulnerable after, one of his team, goalkeeper aaron ramsdale tested positive for corona virus earlier this week. if there are more positive tests within the squad, if there is any member of my staff fell ill or their family fell ill, you know, it would be...i family fell ill, you know, it would be... i would feel that responsibility personally and i think hell for me is always coming above sporting coming of a football so above sporting coming of a football so that a sort of where i am at. but i'm very keen to get back to work. i'm very keen to get back to work. i'm very keen to get back to work. i'm very keen to play football again. i'm very keen to play football again. despite numerous proposals to help re

more than a third of all cases are in maharashtra, one of india's richest states.ing number of covid—nineteen cases, the government has been easing restrictions. brazil has reported nearly 27,000 cases of covid—i9 in 2a hours — a new daily record. almost 28,000 coronavirus deaths have now been recorded there — the world's fifth highest figure. the us has seen the most deaths with more than 100,000. the chair of the senate health committee in the united states has warned that president trump's withdrawal from the world health 0rganization could interfere with clinical trials to develop a vaccine against covid—19. lamar alexander, who's a republican, also said it could make it harder to work with other countries to stop viruses reaching the us. on friday, president trump announced he was terminating america's relationship with the who. he's accused it of failing to hold beijing to account over the pandemic. spacex says it is pressing ahead with the launch of a rocket taking two nasa astronauts to the international space station. the first attempt was called off on we

went back on the number of flights that they would accept the was has states like tamil nadu and maharashtra they had initially said that they didn't want any flights and that's because the number of coronavirus cases of india contributes to rise they are struggling in their states and they don't want to see a spike nonetheless flights have restarted and what we're seeing is all passengers having their bags satisfies before they go inside everyone has to do with face mosques throughout the journey they are thermal screening before and after flights the close in time to check in and boarding gates is earlier than it used to be the center has set its guidelines for quarantine upon arrival only passengers showing symptoms will be tested and only those who a positive will go into quarantine but all the states have set different rules but one thing that everyone has to do is the government has made. mandatory. contact tracing and that's raising. privacy experts say. privacy is not have the privacy to protect people's personal information. restaurant cafe owners in spain have opened their doors to

because they're still dealing with the aftermath of last week's i clone the worst hit states like maharashtra and tamil nadu they initially said that they weren't going to accept any flights because as you mentioned the number of coronavirus cases in india are continuing to rise and they didn't want to see a further spike but it has been decided by the central government that everyone has to accept a certain number and so that's what we're seeing even as the cases continue to rise and elizabeth while travel is resuming is it is the process of catching a flight going back to what it was before the time demick. it doesn't look like it's going to anytime soon we've seen pictures of people lining up outside airports from sunday night because they wanted to make sure that they would be there in time and that they wouldn't miss their flights we know that check in counters and 14 gates are going to close a lot earlier than they used to that there are markings all over airports to ensure social distancing everyone is thermal screened before and after getting on the flights in that they have to wear f

were travelling in overturned in the state of month for there it was going between the states of maharashtra and again. and just last week we had something like 16 migrant workers die when they fell asleep on the train tracks in the station. and something like 150 workers have died at least 150 trying to get home since india's lockdown was announced and hundreds of thousands have walked. still ahead on al-jazeera as destruction in hong kong protesters make their presence known. as an escape between iraq's new prime minister and judges that's becoming the 1st big test of his time in power. but. we have some very heavy rain pushing out of central parts of china at the moment so running across southern areas of japan you can see this long weather system which makes its way right into the hearts of china sinking a little further south was gradually dragging its way further research to say snow rain so some places sunshine in between tokyo at around 26 celsius we'll see 24 in tokyo for monday at west weather just pulsing a little further north which as we go on into monday and by monday korean pe

travelling in overturned in the state of mother for their shit was going between the states of maharashtra and again for this and just last week we had something like 16 migrant workers die when they fell asleep on train tracks in the stage of maharastra and something like 150 migrant workers have died at least 150 trying to get home since india's lockdown was announced and hundreds of thousands have walked all. the new virus infections surging across parts of latin america brazil and mexico have reported record one day rises in the number of new cases just under 14000 new cases were confirmed in brazil on thursday which has also now seen nearly 14000 deaths mexico reported just over 2400 new infections on friday despite the rising cases the leaders of both countries have intensified attempts to ease restrictions and reopen their economies. in the u.s. food prices have had the biggest monthly increase in nearly 50 years it's put new pressure on americans who are already struggling to make ends meet during the pandemic 100 reports from chicago. just when they can afford it least americans a

that they were traveling in overturned in the state of month it was going between the states of maharashtra and again. and just last week we had something like 16 migrant workers die when they fell asleep on the train tracks in the station maharastra and something like 15500 workers have died at least 150 trying to get home since india's lockdown was announced and hundreds of thousands have walked. their own reports the companies based in the united arab emirates sent mercenaries to libya to support the warlords in this campaign against the un recognized government the bloomberg news agency is saying a confidential un report details how a team of western mercenaries were dispatched from dubai last year to help his bid to capture the capital tripoli the u.a.e. has previously been accused of supplying weapons to after in violation of the u.n. arms embargo. nigerians are complaining about rising food prices during ramadan the cost of some items has doubled and they are expected to stay high after the muslim holy month ends up with interests has been speaking with buyers and sellers in markets

walking home after losing their jobs during the pandemic they were crushed by a freight train in maharashtra when they stopped to rest on the tracks and fell asleep for laborers were going to their homes hundreds of kilometers away most public transport is shuts. to russia where the corona virus infections have continued to surge the 1st case of local transmission was confirmed in moscow on march the 2nd but it would be nearly a month before the government began its lockdown a large number of infections were traced to russians returning from china that prompted the suspension of inbound flights since then cases have skyrocketed to more than 180000 russia has the 5th highest number of infections in the world for the 6 day new cases have gone up by more than 10 thousands. more. yes but i am russian police and fire fighters patrolled the streets with instructions observe the corone teen take care of yourself and stay home as countries around the world start to open up much of russia is closing down case numbers have escalated to put it in the top 5 of the world with more than 177000 cases but m

the largest spike came in the western states of maharashtra and gujarat, two of india's richest regionsn which has been given for the rise in cases which has actually been steady now for the past four days, the number is much higher than what we have seen earlier and of course the last 24 hours, a dramatic increase of more than 2,000 cases in one day. the highest so far. and the reason being given is an increase in testing. now, india has been appreciated for implementing a lockdown very early into the spread of the pandemic, but criticised for one of the lowest testing levels across the world. so now, as the testing levels are being increased, the numbers are also increasing. the health ministry, which does a press conference every day, almost every day, has been asserting that the curve has been flattening. they have also said that the recovery rate is much better, but, as we can now see, the deaths have suddenly started climbing up, ironically, as india has started to ease its lockdown. let's get a round up of some more coronavirus news. research by french doctors has suggested that

that they were travelling in overturned in the state of month it was going between the states of maharashtra and again the. just last week we had something like 16 migrant workers die when they fell asleep on train tracks in the states with. and something like 150 migrant workers have died at least 150 trying to get home since india's lockdown was announced and hundreds of thousands have walked. so explain that to us why are they choosing to walk home or even hop on trucks as the government doing something to actually help them get home considering most transportation is shut down. so millions will stranded with no jobs or income when india is not was announced because these millions of people are daily wage earners and they need to work every single day to survive and the government did cancel all public transport there were protests around the country and after those protests the government did start special trains to transport migrant workers in may and in the last 2 weeks it's transported over a 1000000 of them but we have spoken to migrant workers who are walking hundreds of kilometers

states went back on the number of flights that they would accept the was to say like tamil nadu and maharashtra they had initially said that they didn't want any flights and that's because the number of coronavirus cases in india continues to rise they are struggling in this state and they don't want to see a spike nonetheless flights have restarted and what we are seeing is all passengers having their bags sanitized before they goes inside everyone has to with face mask throughout the journey they are so most going before and after the flight the closing time to check in and for boarding gates is earlier than it used to be the center has set its guidelines for quarantine upon arrival in the passengers showing symptoms will be tested and only those who opposes the bill goes into quarantine but all the states have said different rules but one thing that everyone has to do is the government has made it mandatory to download and use its context tracing apps and that's raising concerns especially with privacy experts who say that india's privacy laws india does not have the privacy laws to protect

they have restarted but as you mention the number of cases rising the worst affected states like maharashtra and have not to have real concerns and don't want any travel into the state whether it's the flights that restarted today or in fact the trains that restarted last week are you mentioned elizabeth bit of confusion going on so what does that trouble look like right now resume to what it was before the perm. absolutely not it's still only domestic flights as of today and the only international flights are those evacuation flights that the indian government began a few weeks ago. traveling you have to arrive at the airport even before you would normally have to check in counters are going to close i think 90 minutes before check in there are very strict measures in place to ensure social distancing and everyone is thermal screened before and after the flight they have to wear masks throughout and all the states have set different procedures for arrivals the central government has said that people showing symptoms have to be taken in quarantine but the states have set different guidelines

there were more than four thousand new infections with the worst affected areas in maharashtra and gujarat states. you are watching bbc news now. let's take a look back at today's downing street briefing, which was led by the foreign secretary, dominic raab and the deputy chief scientific adviser angela mclean. good afternoon. i'm joined by professor mclean chief scientific professor. first let me give an update on the latest data that we have unk rotavirus. i can report that through the governments ongoing monitoring testing problem as of today they have now been i million 83 , 842 test today they have now been i million 83,842 test for coronavirus across the uk including 85,806 test yesterday. we know that 195,900 thousand people have tested positive. that's an increase of 5506 cases sent yesterday. and of those who have tested positive 29,000 500 27 have very sadly died. and our hearts go out to everyone who was lost a loved on throughout the coronavirus challenge. we continue to see evidence of a flattening of the peak of this virus. but as the figures that i read out show it's not ove

were travelling and overturned in the state of month for there it was going between the states of maharashtra and again. and just last week we had something like 16 migrant workers die when they fell asleep on the train tracks in the stage of maharastra and something like 150 workers have died at least 150 trying to get home since india's lockdown was announced and hundreds of thousands have warped. the global pandemic is also affecting sarkozy services ukraine like many countries around the world has closed its borders to foreigners preventing new parents from taking their children home. i know these new parents were supposed to be under nursery. they're strangers in a facility run by a reproduction clinic in ukraine they were born to circuit mothers for foreigners but with the countries close borders the parents can travel to them and nurses are now looking after them. in the muzzle was a memorable kirk cannot be replaced. with thing else no matter how professionally a person looks after babies the psychological and emotional connection must be established within the 1st days of a baby's li

truck that they were traveling and overturned in the state of it was going between the states of maharashtra and again. and just last week we had something like 16 migrant workers die when they fell asleep on train tracks in the station. and something like 150 mine workers have died at least 150 trying to get home since india's lockdown was announced and hundreds of thousands have walked. with on to some other news the syrian government and al qaida affiliate. have conducted a prisoner exchange in aleppo. the government released for fighters from. the rebels released a colonel a soldier from the syrian army at the hunt for the prisoner swaps in aleppo over the last 18 months. has deployed its army near its border with croatia in order to prevent hundreds of migrants from entering the country said because defense ministry says it's simple troops to secure 3100 migrants to protect locals from alleged criminal activity the 4000 people slinging war and poverty have been stranded in their words on to reach the european union. members of hong kong's protest movements have been gathering at malls a

walking home after losing their jobs during the pandemic they were crushed by a freight train and maharashtra after stopping to rest on the tracks and falling asleep the laborers were going home to their states of much help for dish hundreds of kilometers away most public transport is shell's. to russia which is rapidly becoming a new hotspot in the global pandemic for 6 days in a row new cases have gone up by more than 10000 and moscow's mayor is warning that the number of infections is far higher than official figures challah ballasts has more. that russian police and fire fighters patrolled the streets with instructions observe the corone teen take care of yourself and stay home as countries around the world start to open up much of russia is closing down case numbers have escalated to put it in the top 5 of the world with more than 177000 cases but most goes mia fears it may be even worse by the year for according to screening studies the entire number of infections in moscow ranges from 252300000 that's 3 times the official figure there could be a modest budget at the table and now we ha

after losing their jobs during the pandemic they were crushed by a freight train in the western maharashtra state after they stopped to rest on the tracks and fell asleep laborers had been returning to their homes in neighboring states hundreds of kilometers away most public transport is shut the esses are moving its patriot anti-missile systems and other weapons from saudi arabia that's happening as it scales back an arms buildup that began when tension with iran increased last week saudi oil installations are among some of the facilities being affected the u.s. and weapons and fighters jets after saudi aramco plants were attacked last september dozens of u.s. military personnel war will be rather reassigned when asked about the report president donald trump would not give specific answers well i don't want to talk about it but we're doing some things will make it a lot of moves in the middle east and elsewhere we're doing a lot of things all over the world militarily we've been taken advantage of all over the world our military and. in the sense that we are and this is nothing to do with

in related news, a train killed at least 16 migrgrant workers in the western state of maharashtra last week after it ran over a group of people sleeping on the tracks. the laborers were reportedly making their way home on foot. in yemen, aden was dececlared ininfested monday by local authorities as c coronavirus c s surge e in the war-ravaged city. the u.n. confirmed the coronavirus has taken hold in yemen, which is already reeling from widespread hunger and a crippled health system after years of fighting. in easast africa, fafarmers cone to battle one of the worst locust invasions t region has seseen in dedecades. ethiopia, kenya, and somalia are at risk of major food shortages as crops a are destroyeded, whie the coronavirus and its economic implications threaten to further compound food insecurity for millions. meananwhile, the world health organization warns half a mimillion more people couldd susuccumb b to aids-relalated illnesses in sub-saharan africa due to shortages in vaccines and essential medicines caused by the coronavirus pandemic. the disruption to local health services

walking home off to losing their jobs during the pandemic they were crushed by a fright train in maharashtra and they stopped to rest on the tracks and fell asleep labor as we're going to back home states might be a friday hundreds of kilometers away most of transport is shot. more visits cross over to elizabeth cohen are joining us live from new delhi this such a heartbreaking story of people trying to walk very long distances home and then getting hit by a train what more do we know about why this happens. absolutely sammy. yeah they are continuing to walk you know more than 6 weeks after india's lockdown began so migrant workers walk along train tracks because they're not allowed to be walking home on fortune they're more likely to be stopped if they walk in on roads or highways we know that this group was resting on train tracks sleeping in fact because they're above ground level with their wild animals unfortunately this these aren't the only my brain deaths that took place on friday eve this saw a husband and wife who were making a journey of something like 700 kilometers between the s

of maharashtra as well no option which is in pakistan it's got a record of $51.00 from may so we're very close to record surprisingly new delhi at $46.00 is just about where it should be in big companies on the high side all coast time to cool down as you wish in the whole it's in a canal and he have to be a huge elephant into the water the average joe who is 427042 seems to me on the side of thanks very much indeed still ahead on al-jazeera it was one of the world's most wanted man i decision on where a top suspect in the genocide should be tried. the music star remembered more to guinea's money counting. down the national hockey league puts plans in place for an unconventional restart to the season joe's going to have all the details coming up in. sport was. water scarcity has become a major global issue the demand is going straight up and the supply is going straight down turning an essential natural resource into a commodity traded for profit just because it's lawyer doesn't mean it cannot be crushed what about the guy that can afford it and in that case tell these water in a new 2 p

as you mention what the number of cases rising the worst affected states like maharashtra and. have real concerns and don't want any travel into the state whether it's the flights that we started today or in fact the trains that restarted last week traveling you have to arrive at the airport even before you would normally have to check in counters. going to close i think 90 minutes before check and there are very strict measures in place to ensure social distancing and everyone is thermal screened before and after the flight they have to wear masks throughout and all the states have set different procedures for arrivals the central government has said that people showing symptoms have to be taken in quarantine but the states have said different guidelines everything from what the center says to a mix of mandatory quarantine and isolation and that is how it's going to be for now last most ill to come for you here on the news including find out why a german court has ordered volkswagen to pay some damages to cholera. and in the sports news which will hear from the queensland reds

walking home after losing their jobs during the pandemic they were crushed by a freight train in maharashtra after stopping to rest on the tracks and falling asleep the laborers were going home to their home state of mind how pradesh hundreds of kilometers away most public transport is shots. forces or the libyan warlord relief i have to have again attacks the capital tripoli areas near the turkish and italian embassies and a hotel in the city center was shelled off guard has been trying to seize the capital for more than a year he warned turkey on thursday against supporting the un recognized government 6 people were killed in shelling near tripoli on wednesday where head isn't tripoli where he says residents fare more attacks. the targeted area which is only about list then a kilometer away from where mr handing now is a kind of a diplomatic district it has civil court orders of diplomatic missions and embassies including via the turkish embassy the italian embassy it's called of the house of representatives and also a courthouse and a popular park as you know that the number of casualties

infections to almost 140,000. 154 deaths have been reported in the last 24 hours, with the majority in maharashtrahave died across the country so far. not all states supported the lifting of flight restrictions, and some have introduced mandatory quarantine for those arriving. divya arya reports from delhi. there are far fewer people and orderly queues. this is delhi airport, considered the busiest in the country. the flights are resuming after being completely shut down for two months. 600 flights are resuming across cities around the country today. various measures have been put in place. at the airports, baggage and passengers is being screened before they go in and also they themselves are going through thermal screening and the staff has been given face shields and masks. for many passengers, this comes as a big relief. i'm going to my husband's place, so i'm going after almost three months. it is a good feeling, but of course we are very scared. i'm sanitising my daughters every second. i have the news we have to home quarantined, but it's not clear. it is not clear anything about that. many

worryingly in major cities the financial capital mon by remains the worst hit the state that it's in maharashtra has nearly a 3rd of the more than 70000 cases in the country but the trains restarting is seen as you know the gradual easing of the lockdown and the consensus seems to be that while the lockdown which is and this sunday may 17th the overall lockdown will be extended state leaders do want an increase of activity they want especially economic activity in areas where they say there aren't a great deal of cases. elizabeth correspondent on the ground in new delhi thanks so much less. well as we were saying earlier america's top infectious diseases expert is warning that opening the economy there too soon could lead to needless suffering and death dr anthony found she is due to testify at a senate health committee in just a few hours and president trump who threatened to fire last month says the u.s. is on track to defeat the coronavirus has more from washington. well 2 white house staff testing positive for corona virus with senior members of his task force self isolating the president hi

walking home after losing their jobs during the pandemic they were crushed by a freight train in maharashtra when they stopped to rest on the tracks and then fell asleep the laborers were going to their homes they went up pradesh hundreds of kilometers away most public transport is shut in the country to russia where corona virus infections have continued to surge the 1st case of local transmission was confirmed in moscow on march the 2nd but it would be nearly a month before the government began its lockdown a large number of infections were traced to russians returning from china that prompted the suspension of inbound flights since then cases have skyrocketed to more than 180000 russia has the 5th highest number of infections in the world for the 6 day new cases have gone up by more than 10 thousands surely ballasts has more . it was russian police and fire fighters patrolled the streets with instructions observe the corone teen take care of yourself and stay home as countries around the world start to open up much of russia is closing down case numbers have escalated to put it in the top

were traveling in overturned in the state of montana for there it was going between the states of maharashtra and again with the issue and just last week we had something like 16 migrant workers die when they fell asleep on the train tracks on the stage with. and something like 150 workers have died at least 150 trying to get home since india's lockdown was announced and hundreds of thousands have walked. thank you weather with everton face very much page about temperatures getting up into the mid to high thirty's in the southeast of europe but just in time for the beaches opening in greece you can see lots of clear skies lots of sunshine into that southeastern corner of your further north a very different story this is southern finland where we see we had a good dusting of snow here yesterday temperatures getting up into double figures so the snow not really settling for long but it's unusual even helsinki so some snow yesterday this line this this weather front that we have across central parts of europe that marks the boundary between that very hot air near record breaking made heat down i

traveling and overturned in the state of month year for their shit was going between the states of maharashtra and again for this and just last week we had something like 16 migrant workers die when they fell asleep on train tracks in the stage of maharastra and something like 150 migrant workers have died at least 150 trying to get home since india's lockdown was announced and hundreds of thousands have walked. chile's government is shutting down the capital santiago infections there jumped 500 percent in just 2 weeks left in america in ascendancy and. in force planes airlifted patients from chile's capital and far away cities while in santiago all ambulances waited with patients outside the hospital emergency room entrances for up to 10 hours tens of thousands of residents ignored calls for social distancing and shoot through central goods ahead of the start of the total lockdown something presidents of us. yet i had said it wouldn't be necessary. but the explosion of coded 19 infections in the capital up by more than 500 percent in 2 weeks dashed his hopes of controlling contagion without s

were traveling and overturned in the state of month for their shit was going between the states of maharashtra and again. and just last week we had something like 16 migrant workers die when they fell asleep on train tracks in the states with maharastra and something like 150 workers have died at least 150 trying to get home since india's lockdown was announced and hundreds of thousands have warped. a crowd of ours coverage continues in the news are we look at how the court of us demick could change how when and where it will work in the future. also not everyone is on board with this list you will hear from those who say lives have been put on the line. companies based in the united arab emirates is said to have sent mercenaries to libya to support warlords. and his campaign against the un recognized government the bloomberg news agency says a confidential un or 40 details how a team of western mercenaries were dispatched from dubai last year to help puffballs bid to capture the capital tripoli the u.a.e. has previously been accused of supplying weapons to have violation of a un arms embargo.

went back on the number of flights that they would accept the was has states like tamil nadu and maharashtra they had initially said that they didn't want any flights and that's because the number of coronavirus cases an india contributes to rise they are struggling in their states and they don't want to see a spike nonetheless flights have restarted and what we're seeing is all passengers having their bags satisfies before they go inside everyone has to with face mosques throughout the journey they are thermal screening before and after a flight the close in time to check in and for boarding gates is earlier than it used to be the center has set its guidelines for quarantine upon arrival only passengers showing symptoms will be tested and only those who a positive goal and to quarantine but all the states have set different rules but one thing that every. one has to do has made it mandatory to download every contact tracing and that's raising concerns especially with privacy experts say that india's privacy laws in the it does not have the privacy laws to protect people's personal informati

as the number of coronavirus cases in india continues to rise really worrying me in states like maharashtra which has a 3rd of the nearly 70000 cases of the financial capital one by is still the worst so as well as discussions on how to ease the lock down in a big country with 1300000000 people with some places much worse affected than others they will also be talking about the economy the world's 5th largest economy was already on a significant downturn before the lock down unemployment has gone up from 6 to 20 percent 27 percent in that time and everyone especially state leaders is wondering where was the big financial stimulus package the kind that we've seen announced in other countries and that certainly expected to be on the agenda on today's meeting on 0 as elizabeth poor on i'm reporting live from new delhi less many thanks indeed for that 80000 barrel school students are back in class in china's capital they're preparing for a high school entrance exams students must show the valid health codes for the 2 week record of their movements on their cell phones before being allowed back