lockdown after an alarming surge in new code on the bias cases stay at home orders are now in place metro manila and surrounding provinces with tens of millions of people ordered to stay home unless they need to go out to buy essential goods or exercise. leave you with these images thank you so much for watching and please take care of itself. combating the corona pandemic. where does research stand. what are scientists learning. background information and. our corona update. from the 19 special next on d w. blockbuster's from nigeria that's what nollywood. centric. and successful beyond belief. this is the way we do it. would start. on d w. these beaches on the spanish island of the pizza are usually fit to bursting with sun seekers from all over europe but this year there are just a handful of visitors to these golden sands bar terraces and shops. the pandemic has hit the island hard like many other places across the globe the people of eat pizza need the income from summer holiday makers to make it through the year you can of course you are meaningless of course in a moment things were going

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. >> metro manila and nearby provinces will face further measures, not a lockdown, at least for now. critics say the lockdowns have slowed down coronavirus infections but were also a miss opportunity -- missed opportunity. they said the government failed to take steps that would have called hotspots early on. governmenthink the should reevaluate its priorities in the coming months. health experts are warning that --s pandemic may be having me bring the public health system closer to collapse. lauren: the financial security of tens of millions of americans is hanging in the balance as congress debates in aid package -- an aid package for the unemployed. it has been a lifeline to those who lost their jobs due to the pandemic. democrats and republicans are unable to agree on whether the program should continue after it expired on friday. house speaker nancy pelosi says she will not go along with republican proposals two/payments. to slash payments. california has recorded more than 514,000 cases and around 9400 deaths. governor gavin newsom says the state's central agriculture hub is st

ecq and metro manila.hy health workers would like to ask for such a timeout period. they have been on the front lines for months and are exhausted. live now to manila and our correspondent howard johnson. good to see you, howard. pretty stark warnings, though losing the fight against coronavirus. what is happening there? at the moment, we've seen more than 100,000 cases, on sunday, 5000 injust one day, 100,000 cases, on sunday, 5000 in just one day, just over 2000 deaths. compared to other global hotspots, it's not that bad but hospitals are being overwhelmed. doctors on warning it would happen, we are seeing hospital beds filling up, turning away patients from certain hospitals. saturday, these 80 medical groups came forward and signed a letter asking for the president to make stricter community quarantine measures or lockdown measures herein manila and the surrounding provinces. today, president rodrigo duterte said he will have a 2— week heart a lot done, it means 50% of certain workforces. we've seen a

are banned and international air travel limited police have set up additional checkpoints across metro manila and people have to carry quarantine passes many of the people we've spoken to here tell us they will now have to spend an average of 4 to 5 hours every day for the next 2 weeks just so. go to work almost all of them are under a no work no pay status they can't even afford to stay at home they say they simply do not have a choice. even before restrictions were tightened public transportation in manila was only allowed to operate at half its capacity and many businesses are still operating under a so-called modified enhanced community quarantine thousands of public transport workers subs lost their jobs and some have turned to becky many workers dollars they understand that these measures are necessary but can only hope the government decides to help those who have little to survive on similarly dugan just 0 manila. eastern china has been battered by heavy rains and high winds from the form of typhoon haiyan put winds of more than 137 kilometers per hour and for me to high waves reporte

are banned and international air travel limited police have set up additional checkpoints across metro manila and people have to carry quarantine passes many of the people we've spoken to here tell us they will now have to spend an average of 4 to 5 hours every day for the next 2 weeks just to go to work almost all of them are on. a no work no pay status they can't even afford to stay at home they say they simply do not have a choice. even before restrictions were tightened public transportation in manila was only allowed to operate at taft its capacity and many businesses are still operating under a so-called modified enhanced community quarantine thousands of public transport workers of lost their jobs and some have turned to banking many workers dollars they understand that these measures are necessary but can only hope the government decides to help those who have little to survive on similarly dugan just 0 manila. the u.n. secretary general is warning of a generational catastrophe is education systems across the world experience the worst disruption in the history in mid july schools wer

present metro manila and people have to carry quarantine passes many of the people we've spoken to here tell us they will now have to spend an average of 4 to 5 hours every day for the next 2 weeks just to go to work almost all of them are under a no work no pay status they can't even afford to stay at home they say they simply do not have a choice. even before restrictions were tightened public transportation in manila was only allowed to operate at half its capacity and many businesses are still operating under a so-called modified enhanced community quarantine thousands of public transport workers have lost their jobs and some have turned to banking. many workers tell us they understand that these measures are necessary but can only hope the government decides to help those who have little to survive on similarly dugan just here in manila. the u.n. secretary general is warning of a generational catastrophe as education systems worldwide go through their worst disruption in history because of the pandemic and done. it could undermine decades of progress we already faced the learning c

is a return to what they call an enhanced community quarantine or in fact a total lockdown of metro manila and nearby provinces that's something that the president did not give to them in his address sunday night what he basically said is that they will implement a stricter a lockdown policy in megaman elaine many other areas which means that the messick rights will be postponed there will be no public transport which is already limited in the 1st place international flights coming in and getting out of the philippines will also be limited the philippines already implemented one of the world the strongest and most strictest lockdowns and that started in early march and ended a few months ago when the cases were around 18000 the government decided to ease restrictions hoping basically to allow people to go out to to help buffer the economy basic lives really feeling the impact of this crisis however the call that was made by health doctors was a distress call the message was very very clear they say hospitals are at full capacity and frontline medical workers really do need breathing space

ask for a revolution if you want that evolution no let's kill all those with go with that means metro manila and some nearby provinces will face further measures not a lockdown at least for now critics say although the months long so it's all locked down had slowed down corona virus infections it was also a missed opportunity they say the government failed to conduct widespread various tests the would help contain hotspots early on that the government too should also start to reassess its priorities in the coming months the country has long struggled with an adequate resources and health experts are warning that this pandemic may bring the public health system closer to collapse. dogon al-jazeera manila. the u.k. government says that it's rolling out tests for the coronavirus that can provide a result within 90 minutes millions of these it will be sent to hospitals care homes and laboratories as early as next week some health experts though voiced concern over how reliable the new tests will be but britain's health minister says that swift testing could help to make the country safer these t

that means metro manila and some nearby provinces will face further measures not a lockdown at least for now critics say although the months long so it's all locked down had slowed down corona virus infections it was also a missed opportunity they say the government failed to conduct widespread various tests there would help contain hotspots early on that the government too should also start to reassess its priorities in the coming months the country has long struggled with an adequate resources and health experts are warning that this pandemic may bring the public health system closer to collapse. dogon 8 al-jazeera . the australian states or toria has ordered large parts of its economy to close as it battles a 2nd wave of covered 19 infections that follows the introduction of a not because fewer more restrictions on people's movements in melbourne reports. the heart of no been eerily empty and quiet as a 6 week citywide overnight curfew begins its near 5000000 residents work to a new normal and further restrictions the victorian state government has ordered more parts of the econom

that means metro manila and some nearby provinces will face further measures not a lockdown at least for now critics say although the months long so it's a lockdown had slowed down corona virus infections it was also a missed opportunity they see the government be able to conduct widespread are used as the would that help contain hotspots early on that the government soup should also start to reassess its priorities in the coming months the country has long struggled with an adequate resources and health experts are warning that this spend demick may bring the public health system closer to collapse so mel allen duggan al jazeera. the financial security of tens of millions of americans is hanging in the balance as politicians debate another aid package for the unemployed for about 3 months a $600.00 weekly payment has been a lifeline for those who lost their jobs during the pandemic democrats and republicans have so far failed to agree on whether the program can continue our trick speired on friday house speaker nancy pelosi says she will not go along with republican proposals to sla

ask for a revolution if you want that evolution no let's kill all those with go with that means metro manila and some nearby provinces will face further measures not a lockdown at least for now critics say all of the months long so it's all locked down how the slowdown corona virus infections it was also a missed opportunity they say the government failed to conduct widespread various tests the would help contain hotspots early on that the government too should also start to reassess its priorities in the coming months the country has long struggled with an adequate resources and health experts are warning that this pandemic may bring the public health system closer to collapse. dogon al-jazeera manila. still to come on this program lebanon sees the new foreign minister after the previous one quit saying the country's at risk of becoming a failed state. and a u.s. drugmaker prepares to test their coronavirus antibody treatment in 10 years. hello there plenty of rain across the southeast and eventually the mid atlantic across the united states all because of this tropical storm. now this is c

philippine markets are set to open at their lowest level in in weeks with metro manila severe locked as virus cases surge. the number of covid-19 infections is above 100,000, best the second highest in southeast asia with residents far from all but essential travel. economic officials oppose the lockdown say in the country cannot afford the disruption. alibaba once a pandemic is allowing to track people more closely them before. the co-founder says the digitalization of information through e-commerce and other apps gives authorities unprecedented access to personal details. speaking at the virtual launch of the syntax festival, they denied in tension of morphing into official control. inflation's picked up speed in as economiconth activity accelerated, despite rising virus numbers in the capital. consumer prices rose for 10th of 1%, doubling the .2% in may and june. economist had forecast an increase of just 1/10. core consumer prices were flat after falling in the previous two months. news, 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and

metro manila is back and locked out as the economy shrinks more than 16% in the second quarter from alier. the philippines has also been hit by migrant workers coming home after losing jobs overseas. the world bank says the coronavirus is likely to spark what it calls a pandemic recession in many countries. the chief economist warns we are following a similar path to the 2008 financial crisis, but even worse. in june the world bank said covid-19 threatens to drag 100 million people into extreme poverty, with emerging and developing economies shrinking the most ever. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm karina mitchell. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom. tom: coming up, our exclusive interview with the head of online gaming company nexon. we speak to the president and mahoney later in this hour. david: seems like this could become a thing of the past is the u.s. moves to tighten regulations for chinese listings in new york. we look at yet another move that is sure to escalate tension

return to what they call an enhanced community quarantine or in fact they told the lockdown of metro manila and nearby provinces that something that the president did not give to them in his address sunday night what he basically said is that they will implement a stricter lockdown policy in megaman the and many other areas which means that the mystic rights will be postponed there will be no public transport which is already limited in the 1st place international flights coming in and getting out of the philippines will also be limited the philippines already implemented one of the world the strongest and most strictest lockdowns and that started in early march and ended a few months ago when the cases where around 18000 the government decided to ease restrictions hoping basically to allow people to go out to to help buffer the economy basically it's really feeling the impact of this crisis however the call that was made by health doctors was a distress call the message was very very clear they say hospitals are at full capacity and frontline medical workers really do need breathing space

metro manila is back in lockdown, shrinking -- with the economy shrinking more than 16% from the quarter year earlier. the world bank says that coronavirus is likely to spark what it calls a "pandemic recession" in many countries. the chief economist warns that we are following a similar path to the 2008 financial crisis, but even worse. in june, the world bank says covid-19 threatens to drag more than 100 million people into extreme poverty. day, onews 24 hours a air and on bloombergquint take, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. shery? panel a high-powered u.s. is recommended tighter disclosure requirements for chinese companies listed on american exchanges, following mountain concerns of the potential exposure of investors to fraud. emily wilkins joins us from d.c. what does this mean? could we actually see this getting implemented, given the very broad-based antitrust -- anti-china sentiment right now in washington? it depends on the securities and exchange commission, what sort of rules they might want to come out with. t

canceled for about 2 weeks transportations will be banned and there will be more checkpoints in metro manila and in the air by provinces here in the region of the zone jim thanks so much for that update you and going there live from manila. state of victoria has ordered large parts of its economy to close as it bettles a 2nd wave of covert $1000.00 infections follows the introduction of a nightly curfew and more restrictions on people's movements in melbourne actually gauge reports from city. the heart of no been eerily empty and quiet as a 6 week citywide overnight curfew begins its new a 5000000 residents walk to a new normal and further restrictions the victorian state government has ordered more parts of the economy to shut down including in retail manufacturing and construction most dog never thought that i would be telling people not to go to work that is what we have to do in order to stop the spread of this wadley infectious virus on sunday the movement of people with further touch and with residents not allowed to move further than 5 kilometers away from their homes say this is a li

for a revolution if you want that evolution no let's kill all those with gold that that means metro manila and some nearby provinces will face further measures not a lockdown at least for now critics say over the months long so it's all locked down how slow down corona virus infections it was also a missed opportunity they see the government be able to conduct widespread tests there would that we have seen hotspots early on that the government should also start to reassess its priorities in the coming months the country has long struggled with an adequate resources and health experts are warning that this pandemic may bring the public health system closer to collapse. the financial security of millions of americans is hanging in the balance as politicians debate further relief for the unemployed for around the last 3 months a $600.00 weekly payment has been a lifeline for people who've lost their jobs democrats and republicans have so far failed to agree on how the program should continue after it expired on friday live out of washington a white house correspondent kelly how good is that f

that means metro manila and some nearby provinces will face further measures not a lockdown at least for now critics say although the months long so it's all locked down had slowed down corona virus infections it was also a missed opportunity they say the government failed to conduct widespread various tests the would have helped contain hotspots early on that the government too should also start to reassess its priorities in the coming months the country last long struggled with an adequate resources and health experts are warning that this pandemic may bring the public health system closer to collapse jamelle alan duggan al-jazeera manila. the israeli and states of victoria has ordered large parts of its economy to close as it battles a 2nd wave of cover 19 infections and follows the introduction but not because few and more restrictions on people's movements in melbourne i'd like 8 reports from sydney. the heart of no been eerily empty and quiet as a 6 week citywide overnight curfew begins its near 5000000 residents work to a new normal and further restrictions the victorian state

are banned and international air travel limited police have set up additional checkpoints across metro manila and people have to carry quarantine passes many of the people we've spoken to here tell us there. will now have to spend an average of 4 to 5 hours every day for the next 2 weeks just to go to work almost all of them are under a no work no pay status they can't even afford to stay at home they say they simply do not have a choice. even before restrictions were tightened public transportation in manila was only allowed to operate at half its capacity and many businesses are still operating under a so-called modified enhanced community quarantine thousands of public transport workers of lost their jobs and some have turned to banking. many workers tell as they understand that these measures are necessary but can only hope the government decides to help those who have little to survive on similarly duggan just 0 manila . the number of british nationals emigrating to the e.u. has risen by 30 percent since the break said referendum. and found that the figure jumped recently to an average o

that means metro manila and some nearby provinces will face further measures not a lockdown at least for now critics say although the months long so it's a lockdown had slowed down corona virus infections it was also a missed opportunity they see the government be able to conduct widespread are used as the would that help contain hotspots early on that the government too should also start to reassess its priorities in the coming months the country has long struggled with an adequate resources and health experts are warning that this pandemic may bring the public health system closer to collapse so mel allen duggan al jazeera. the financial security of tens of millions of americans is hanging in the balance as politicians debate and all the aid package for the unemployed for about 3 months a $600.00 weekly payment has been a lifeline for those who lost their jobs during the pandemic democrats and republicans have so far failed to agree on whether the program can continue after it expired on friday house speaker nancy pelosi says she will not go along with republican proposals to slash

metro manila is back in lockdown as the economy seems into recession, should -- sinks into recession.ilippines has also been hit by migrant workers coming home after losing their jobs overseas. erythe bloomberg mis index sees the u.s. suffering the worst declines amid peers. america fell 25 places in a survey. almost all economies are projected to be more miserable this year amid covid-19, but only iceland, israel, and panama are close to the u.s. level of deterioration in the annual rankings. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am karina mitchell. this is bloomberg. staying in the u.s., president trump is getting ready to use an executive order to keep money flowing to unapplied workers and cash-strapped businesses if republicans and democrats cannot agree on a stimulus plan by the close of business on friday. kathleen hays is on the story. on the one hand, crater certainty for the markets it on the other hand, does the president have the power to be able to do this? leaving t

metro manila is back in severe lockdown as coronavirus cases search. infections is a above 100,000, the second in southeast asia. financial and economic officials have supported the lockdown -- are against the lockdown saying the company cannot of -- cannot afford it. economic activity accelerated despite the rise in virus cases in the capital. consumer prices rose 0.4%. forecasted an increase of just 0.1%. prices were flat after falling in the previous two months. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. haidi: coming up next, we will have the latest on the tensions surrounding tiktok. can find subscribers the story on their terminals to check that out. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> president trump's latest assault on tiktok has opened a new front in the trade war with china with restrictions on tech companies that could have big ramifications on the biggest economies. the president has repeatedly insisted that any sale of tiktok tiktok -- operations wou

the main highway to manila much quieter than normal today with the greater metro area accounting for some 70 percent of the national economy the entire country will be hoping normal business is restored soon . norway has announced restrictions on cruises along its coast after dozens were infected with corona virus on board a ship cruise liners carrying more than $100.00 people will be barred from know each in ports hurtigruten was the 1st cruise line to resume operations back in june now it's facing criticism that it restarted prematurely police are investigating whether breaches of coronavirus regulations led to the at break on the m.s. roald amundsen the ship is now docked interim so well local authorities are scrambling to prevent the virus from spreading further. than he used to curative the highest priority now is to follow up on those who have tested positive and to prevent further infection. and as we know the disease has a certain incubation time so it will take a while before we understand the full consequences of events and break all equal sequence or get this me. crew and

the main highway to manila much quieter than normal today with the greater metro area accounting forsome 70 percent of the national economy the entire country will be hoping normal business is restored soon. let's check in now on some headlines from around the world in italy firefighters and volunteers are spending a 6th day battling forest fires in the eastern region of our boots on the mayor of the regional capital lakita said no one had been evacuated but contingency. plans weren't place if the place spreads closer to a residential area. and typhoon how he put made landfall on china's eastern coast early on tuesday bringing high winds and heavy rains it is now weakened and is being described as a tropical storm as it heads towards china financial capital shanghai. and bolivia the health care system has been overwhelmed by the corona virus pandemic most of the more than 80000 infections are in the capital apos where hospitals laboratories and funeral homes are close to collapse in just 5 days the police collected more than 140 bodies from the streets in this car a 68 year old man h