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mansion and a government scam to defraud the poor and vulnerable just 2 seismic investigations in mexico city that were helped by the country's publicly funded the autonomous transparency institution. or to go on what to one of the. if this institution didn't exist none of these investigations which have proved wide ranging corruption would have been possible. it was yes but now the president wants to scrap the institution through which citizens can request government documents he's reasons one it's expensive to it's ineffective and 3 it's politically motivated. all of these organs were created just for simulation they cost a lot of money the public money the people's money. and his companion and as a companion his commission announced actually the transparency in situ costs 0.01 percent of the national budget by them that's $100.00 times less than the government spends on the armed forces and it hasn't as the president said look the release of government files it doesn't have that power you can only ask authorities for documents they can refuse. lopez obrador spokesman says it often hasn't a

city of denver. and mexico's president pushes to get rid of a corruption busting unit there's been a milestone for the country's democracy. the top story 2 people have been killed in me in last 2nd largest city during the bloodiest day of protests against the military coup tension escalated quickly in mandalay where the police and soldiers fought with demonstrators and striking shipyard workers the violence has provoked more global condemnation including further threats of sanctions against the generals tony chang reports. shots ring out as protesters in mandalay flee from the police and water cannon tear gas and sling shots. also used to disperse the crowd casualties taken from the scene by ambulance as the security services attempt to break strikes that have shut down shipyards on the or what the river in the capital naypyidaw marches commemorated the death of a 20 year old student shot in the head during a demonstration last week determination amongst those present that they would continue to march against the

city of denver. and mexico's president pushes to get rid of a corruption busting unit it's been a milestone for the country's democracy. international pressure is mounting on me and mas military after the bloodiest day in more than 2 weeks of protest soldiers fired tear gas water cannon and live rounds in the 2nd biggest city mandalay killing 2 people and injuring dozens more well the violence unfolded as police and soldiers fought with demonstrators and striking shipyard workers but saturday's violence hasn't stopped some people from showing up on the streets again these are the scenes from young gone where people are gathering once more to voice their anger over the coup earlier this month reports. shots ringing out as protesters in mandalay flee from the police and water cannon tear gas and sling shots also used to disperse the crowd casualties taken from the scene by ambulance as the security services attempt to break strikes that have shut down shipyards on near ramadi river in the capital naypyidaw marches

among the relatively few people to be accelerated in mexico by water polo joins us now live from mexico city where the vaccinations are beginning so what's happening behind you. that's right so monday marks the very 1st day of phase 2 of mexico's national inoculation program i want to give you a sense of where we are right now sort of set the scene of the town is called me and behind me is this long queue of people over 60 years old who have been lining up since the early hours of monday warning monday morning waiting for their turn to have that 1st dose of the covert 19 vaccine now over the weekend there was a shipment of about 870000 doses of the astra zeneca vaccine that arrived in mexico from a production facility in india along with another 494000 doses of the pfizer vaccine now the goal of the 2nd phase of the vaccination program is to is to vaccinate exactly 15700000 elderly mexican citizens within the next 2 months so by this time it made me to april now there's been a massive mobilization by the mexican military since this weekend to deliver vaccine doses to all 32 mexican states th

below al-jazeera mexico city. cold and poland has ordered 2 prominent holocaust researches to apologize for suggesting a polish man helped kill jews during the 2nd world war the family of edward mullen skiis an alligator's he saved 2 jews during the german occupation i also reject the holocaust survivors testimony connecting him to the death of 18 people the court found discrepancies in that testimony the authors plan to appeal and say the ruling jeopardizes independent research rabbi avraham cooper is the global social action director at the simon advice and center of human rights for human rights organization he says the lawsuit is an attempt to stop research of a sensitive topic in poland. it is meant to intimidate independent future research into that very complex era in poland it's really been politically motivated it's a deeply emotional issue for all sides what's at stake here is the fact that you had both sides are a sham for example on it over over 7700 poles for their heroic righteous conduct in saving j

sophia is working from home in mexico city. she's not a medical professional but her job often consists of answering questions about how to manage a potentially unwanted pregnancy and how to conduct in at home abortion. i'm 15 years old i know i'm very young i don't know if i'm pregnant i really don't want to be because i have many family problems i want to know if i can take something for a period to calm sophia says some messages are more urgent than others the 1st thing is confirm if you're pregnant you can purchase an at home test from a pharmacy after you've confirmed we can see about the next step drill x. we're here for you. on a normal day between 9 or 10 years there's are searching for us i think there is a fear over using whatsapp and social media we are doing is providing information we're not breaking any laws. while abortion is legal in mexico city and the state of one haka it's still banned in mexico's other 30 states. pro-choice activists say that beyond the legal obstacles the social stigma regarding abortion ca

mexico city uses such a system then 2017 there were 2 particularly strong quakes here. about 20 seconds before hand residents were warned via public loudspeakers saving thousands of lives. this was possible because the epicenter of the quake was far outside the city. in 2011 tokyo experienced one of the most severe earthquakes ever seen worldwide. the city's residents were warned via television radio and the internet nearly 80 seconds before hand. in those precious seconds the city can shut off gas lines switched traffic lights to read and bring trains to a halt. a stumble also has an early warning system but it's only for the disaster management team and the warning period is limited to just 5 seconds. at the disaster coordination center that is not enough time to warn residents. of the trucks because their time span is so short people would not be able to escape in the event of a quake that's why our system is limited to preventing accidents or fires for example by automatically turning off the gas. employees of the local transport system and gas utility as well as fi

to get back to business even in the middle of a pandemic we'll hear from workers and shoppers in mexico city were stores are reopening. blow off into the show. it's good to have you with us u.s. president joe biden told his chinese counterpart xi jinping that he had fundamental concerns about chinese trade practices during the pair's 1st phone conversation biden called chinese policies coercive and unfair according to the white house she stressed the need to continue dialogue and called for tolerance of differing political views the relationship between the 2 economic powers has been strained in part by a u.s. led trade war biden has said his reviewing tariffs and policies currently in place . now the new president has called china america's most serious competitor here he is thursday talking to reporters but you know they're going to get moved. billions of dollars to do with the whole read the real issues that relate to transportation the. swedish have to step up. and buy its predecessor donald trump referred tariffs in his relations with china extracting an initial trade deal in 2020 among

opening up for the 1st time in 2 months many retail workers in mexico city are relieved to get back to work even if it's far from business as usual limits on the numbers of customers temperature checks for shoppers and the mandatory provision of hand sanitizer make for a very different experience. there helps all of the q.r. codes sanitizer in temperature checks but i think it's more down to the individual to use their common sense. and they have been restrictions for so long that we're starting to get used to it but we do need to be able to just go out for a few minutes and then we'll go back inside. the mexican capital is still technically on the highest level of alert for corona virus cases. but the need to make ends meet has proven over powering with many mexicans feeling forced to return to work for you have to support my children you support your sons in law and most of your grandchildren too it's chaos because then there isn't even enough to eat but. you're working behind closed doors which is not the same as working with everything open so let's hope that after this 2nd closure

him forward for years is stumble doesn't have an early warning system like the one in tokyo or mexico city so good clear took matters into his own hands and developed a mobile app in 2017. it's designed to send a warning signal to people in the istanbul area a few seconds before a major quake the app can be purchased for the equivalent of around 2 year as a year. so far has set up 6 measuring stations in the mama region using his own funds today he is monitoring his station in the beauty mentioned district. judge. the sensor registers tiny tremors 3 meters deep. and the event of an earthquake it measures the less powerful primary waves of the quake it sends a signal to pieces 5 to 25 seconds before the stronger and more destructive secondary waves. the warning time increases the further you are from the earthquake's epicenter. is from trying to spot it stuff the system has proven itself but if there's only one station per location there's a risk of false alarms on all the cost reasons i've only set up $1.00 system at this course but it would be better to add one or even 2 stations every 3

al jazeera, mexico city. >> chili's interior minister says undocumented migrants entering the countryl be expelled. more than 6000 minnesotans have entered through a remote passage in the last six weeks. we have reports now. reporter: the chile-bolivia border, excruciatingly hot by day, and freezing by night. the latest destination for venezuelans seeking a better life in chile. >> i have seven grandchildren. here they are. they are the reason i have come here to help feed them. because in venezuela, they can survive. reporter: thousands of undocumented venezuelans have barely made it here, crossing at night through illegal entry points into the isolated town of cochane. they arrive suffering from other dudes sickness, hunger, and hypothermia. -- altitude sickness, hunger, and hypothermia. many have died. pretty soon it is going to be dark and the temperature will drop to below zero. absolutely freezing conditions. which is why these people who have already spent one night outdoors are trying to build a makeshift shelter, so they can have a place to sleep. this 17-year-old, her toddle

capital health officials aim to inoculate 15000000 elderly people within 2 months many reports from mexico city. queues are long outside vaccination centers in the outskirts of the mexican capital on monday health officials rolled out the 2nd phase of mexico's national inoculation program. i feel happy after receiving the vaccine i'm glad they brought us the vaccine. they say that with the vaccine hopefully we can control the pandemic because too many of our poor brothers and sisters have left us. after weeks of delays some 870000 doses astra zeneca covert 900 vaccine arrived in the mexican capital over the weekend restarting the country stalled next nation efforts you look at all you thought was . what we're witnessing today is the arrival of the 1st test resentment of vaccines developed with oxford's that were produced in india from mexico this should mean is very important because it will let us excel right of vaccination drive as was ordered by the president. mexico's military has been mobilized to deliver new doses of the vaccine to all 32 mexican states. that of mexico is nearing 2000000

for a better life john heilemann reports now from mexico city. that's. going to go a bombshell in mexico tuesday night the killing and burning of 19 people among them guatemalan migrants was perpetrated by police said authorities entirely persist. at least 12 members of the state police took part in the events of the 22nd of january this theory gained traction because the crime scene was altered there's an absence of shells and bullets the police also contradicted themselves in their report of the crime and in interviews with officers. the suspects are now under arrest that won't be much of a consolation to rayna parents backing guatemala who suspected her brother was among the victims even before the news of the alleged police involvement broke the law. the truth is that everyone was there from our community they all went on that trip said the relatives have told us that they died and that's how we knew that he was one of them but. this keeps happening not just the kidnapping killing an extortion of central american migrants heading through mexico most n

south several indigenous communities are insisting that i don't want it on a regular reports in mexico city. then they happen a municipality in the highlands of chiapas appears so far to have been spared the ravages of the coated 19 outbreak in mexico. the region is home to dozens of indigenous communities where local authorities have reported very few cases. it's for this reason many say they don't want the vaccine. cycle with. our community everyone is healthy we haven't seen any decease here that's why people don't want a backseat to the nationwide new coronavirus cases continue to spike and mexico still accounts for the 3rd highest death toll in the world. but in this part of the country many people are supporting initiative that would prevent the vaccine from being distributed in their towns and i'm not the only idea. of them for most of us here are afraid they will come to vaccinate us there was an assembly where this was discussed and they said we have a choice so if a majority of people say no well then they cannot enter the community. southern chiapas is one of mexico's poorest reg

mexico city uses such a system then 2017 there were 2 particularly strong quakes here. about 20 seconds before hand residents were warned via public loudspeakers saving thousands of lives. this was possible because the epicenter of the quake was far outside the city. in 2011 tokyo experienced one of the most severe earthquakes ever saying worldwide. the city's residents were warned via television radio and the internet nearly 80 seconds before hand. and. in those precious seconds the city can shut off gas lines switched traffic lights to read and bring trains to a halt. a stumble also has an early warning system but it's only for the disaster management team and the warning period is limited to just 5 seconds. at the disaster coordination center that is not enough time to warn residents. of the trucks because their time span is so short people would not be able to escape in the event of a quake that's why our system is limited to preventing accidents or fires for example by automatically turning off the gas. employees of the local transport system and gas utility as wel

and he painted this in mexico city.'s the rockefeller center miracles slightly changed. by the right there is lennon as he was in the original. i can't really find it. somewhere in there, david rivera painted rockefeller as a syphilis of germ. i mean he really got back at rockefeller. he didn't deserve, that but anyway, that's another story. if you ever go to mexico city you might be interested. the mean mural work in mexico city is excellent. it gives you an idea of the tensions of that decade. a very difficult decade. the depression fascism. musical politics. really a grim decade, isn't it ironic that in that decade as one the village got its mojo back. this is one in the late 1930s, the village vanguard opens up, i was fascinated when we did an interview with the owners of the village vanguard i did not notice that it was expected for me poacher meeting. it was a jazz, club when you are a teenager no one car to do in new york. you couldn't get 12 if that's what she wanted to do. the village vanguard, there is the own

below al jazeera mexico city. that's children were once frank among some of the happiest in the world but since the lock down came came in an increasing number are suffering from depression now suicide helplines are receiving a sharp rise in the number of calls that vasant families in amsterdam who are struggling and those who struggle and that in tragedy. for 20 years old baker for most garden life has become a struggle the theater student suffers from loneliness and panic attacks especially since the dutch government imposed a nighttime curfew for studies are all online and she lost a part time job due to the lockdown i also sometimes. ferreted precious or just had trouble with school and getting out of bed. and rare have to care for yourself like a horse i. can't really go outside it just gets worse and worse and worse the parents of 14 year old the pain saw their son changing from an energetic positive teenager into a liturgical child who started experimenting with drugs out of boredom the pain died in january

he's reversed the mexico city policy, forcing u.s. taxpayer dollars to fund abortions in foreign countries. a policy that's opposed by 77% of americans. democrats and republicans. and he signaled that he'll rescind the title 10 protect life rule, which restricts funding organizations that consider abortion routine family planning. i'm proud to stand with americans who believe in the sanctity of life and i'm proud to lead this movement in the congress with our protecting individuals with down syndrome act. to safeguard babies with prenatal diagnosis of down syndrome. thankfully, more pro-life leaders, activists and legislators are rising up to defend the unborn across our country. in kansas, over the last couple of weeks, our state legislature has passed a resolution that puts a kansas constitutional amendment on the ballot next year to say with certainty that kansas values both the life of the mothers and the babies. there's so much work to be done and i look forward to representing the many pro-life kansans in congress. i yield back

below al jazeera mexico city. yemen's government is making an urgent call to end fighting in marin province to avoid a humanitarian catastrophe in the area east of the rebel held town. as the last remaining stronghold of the yemeni government in the central region for movies resumed an offensive to see this month both sides have described saturday's fighting as the fiercest since the operation began. when the yemeni government urges them into the fighting it's not a sign of weakness we make these calls out of responsibility but regarding the fighting forces were few in numbers and they were defeated. front is one of the hottest war fronts since the beginning of the aggression on yemen this is been the situation since the beginning and except for a small period it is the most dangerous front. so let's take a closer look now at the situation in marin it was a sponsor a populated region before the conflict began in 2015 but now aid agencies say it houses close to 400000 people who lack the basic amenities the region

below al jazeera mexico city. new zealand's biggest city all closed says going into lockdown for a week after a new coronavirus case was discovered the restrictions have just gone into effect schools and non-essential shops are shots won't travel in and tires of the city will be restricted the rest of the country is under a lower level of restrictions new zealand's has avoided a high number of infections by closing off most international travel and quickly reimposing restrictions were needed the 7 days in this case relative to you recall a shorter period last time was the length of an fictious period we have had this case in the community across a wide range of sites and effect that we must assume it is the more infectious variant that we continue to deal with. the level 3 remains the same as you recall from earlier in the month that means the main thing we are asking people in or clint to do is to stay at home. children ranked among the world's happiest but more are getting depressed because of the coronavirus pa

mexico city and a team of experts investigating the origins of covert 9000 in china has dismissed speculation that it leaks from a lab while health organization researchers have traveled to the city of want to find out how the virus spread to humans a team expand its inquiry to other parts of the country. it's an investigation that's been plagued by delays and concerns over axis but after a month long mission to will have been considered by many to be the place where private 19 originated the world health organization says it is not the only city of interest we can all. agreed that we have. found evidence of why does your pollution of the virus in in december it was not just only a cluster outbreak in the one market but the virus was also see it related. outside of the markets the team visited k sites and were hand where the infection was detected in december 29th teen bats and pangolin have long been suspected as the origin of corona virus but other species including cats and minks will now be investigated but since one hand is not a city or in environments close to. these but environments a

mexico city. interior minister says that undocumented migrants have that have been entering the country will be expelled more than 6000 venezuelans have entered through a remote as that passage in the last 6 weeks he said newman reports now from culture on. the chilly bolivia border in the at the time of desert excruciating the heart by day and freezing by night. and a distant nation for the news whalen's seeking a better life in chile. i have 7 grandchildren here they are they're the reason i come here to help feed them because in venezuela they conservation here thousands of undocumented venezuelans have barely made it here crossing that night through illegal entry points into the isolated town of call chani. drives suffering from hypothermia altitude sickness and hunger at least 3 have died including a baby it's becoming more and more windy and pretty soon it's going to be dark but the temperature will drop to below 0 absolutely freezing conditions these people have already spent one night outd

al jazeera mexico city. the czech republic is bringing in its toughest lockdown since the start of the pandemic for 3 weeks starting on monday the government is banning non-essential travel outside local areas 'd this is in response to a surge in the u.k. variant of covert 19 nursery schools and most shops will be shut with people order to wear masks outdoors in towns and cities the czech republic has the world's 2nd highest death rate $189.00 people 400000. palestine's health ministry says intensive care units in the occupied west bank are around 95 percent for the government has announced new restrictions but they don't include a 2 week lockdown as recommended by the health minister a nighttime curfew will be in place and schools will go back to teaching online more than 200000 palestinians are known to have been infected during the pandemic and 2000 have died. questions are continuing to be asked about why saudi arabia's crown prince has not been targeted by new u.s. sanctions over the murder of john. thi

what the scene is like here in that meeting is that this is a community just on the outskirts of mexico city there have been these long queues that we've been seeing formed out here since the early hours of the morning with residents looking to get that 1st dose of their coded vaccine now over the weekend a shipment of somewhere around 870000 doses of the astra zeneca vaccine arrived in mexico from a production facility in india along with an additional 494000 doses of the pfizer vaccine now the goal here of the 2nd phase of mexico's inoculation program is a backs and is to vaccinate 15700000 elderly mexicans within the next within the next 2 months so by this time in april as well as continue the the 2nd round of inoculation efforts for frontline medical workers here in the country now there's been this mass mobilization by the mexican military since the weekend to deliver vaccine doses to all $32.00 mexican states there's also been $333.00 municipalities that been selected as as being high priority being high priority over being rural areas or being high priority because there are indigeno

mexico city. iran's began its mass coronavirus vaccination program using the russian developed sputnik back same front line health care workers are among the 1st to receive the job in what is the worst affected country in the middle east iran with nearly 60000 coronavirus debts dosage of barry with oil from teheran. that was a lot better cutter though a shot of hope after nearly a year of despair iran is now officially on the path to vaccinating millions of people against cope with 19. the 1st shipment of 10000 doses of the russian me sputnik vaccine arrived in the country on thursday and on tuesday about 1000 health care workers were inoculated parson and mikey the health minister son was the 1st person to get the job. considering all the efforts by a medical personnel enough to sing what my father and gone through and how much pressure he was under i decided it was my duty to do this and the smallest contribution i could make to our fight against the spiers. 430000 frontline workers across the c

where manual republic is following developments from mexico city as manuel the hearing has now concluded with that we learn. with the hearing now concluded we know that the judge has ordered that that be held without bond pending a trial and nail the wife of what king of chapo guzman appeared before the court over a phone call over a conference call from her jail cell in alexandria virginia just across the river from washington d.c. unfortunately there are still questions that remain an answered not least of which is the purpose of a mcdonald's visit to washington d.c. prior to her arrest that's what we don't know what we do know is that she's 31 years old she's the wife of chapo guzman the notorious boss of the city a lower drug cartel she's a dual citizen of both mexico and the united states and according to an affidavit from the u.s. to department of justice she was arrested on several drug conspiracy charges as you mentioned those conspiracy to deliver narcotics including cocaine methamphetamine and marijuana into the united states now according to u.s. authorities it is also believe

are among the relatively few people to be vaccinated when you're up and joins us live now from mexico city where vaccinations beginning so the 1st day of inoculations of the elderly give us a sense of what it's like there. shareable set the scene for you a little bit where we all right now we're in a small municipality just on the outskirts of mexico city called. this is a small community where there are several vaccination points let's walk in and i'll show you a little bit about what's going on right here around me these are some of these long queues that we've been seeing since the early hours of this morning people waiting in line for their turn to get that 1st dose of the astra zeneca vaccine now over the weekend a shipment of some around 870000 doses of the astra zeneca vaccine arrived in mexico from a production facility in india and another 494000 doses of the pfizer vaccine this the goal of this 2nd phase now the vaccination program is to. over 15700000 elderly mexican citizens within the next 2 months it's a very ambitious goal to have all of these senior citizens 60 years old or

our john thanks a lot john heilemann reporting from mexico city opposition politicians in haiti have named the president an effort to drive out jeff in the moyes as joseph messina as your louis who has been selected as the new leader is the oldest judge in the country supreme court the opposition says that president is his 5 year term expired on sunday but the president says he still has another year to rule more than 20 people were arrested on sunday for an alleged coupe thought or joseph messina as your louis has released a video message accepting the appointment by haiti's opposition. following the resolution of the judiciary officially noting the end of the constitutional mandate of the president of the republic has excellent seems to recover no moyse on the 7th of february 2021 i declare that i accept the choice of the opposition and civil society for serve my country as in term president of the transition of rupture the united states says it will reengage with the un human rights council after leaving under former president donald trump back in 2018 states anthony blinken echoe

from mexico city a west struggling restaurant owners are preparing to welcome. the. the the streets of the mexican capital are returning to their usual hustle and bustle the an easing of coronavirus restrictions is allowing many people to return to work since the start of the health emergency mexico's economy has been battered leaving millions in dire straits keep it up for yet i mean i have to support the children and support the son in laws and most of all the grandchildren it's chaos then there's not even enough to eat i mean it is very difficult for us but if there was economy unemployment because of the state of the economy we can't just stay home we have to keep moving the people who go out and aren't careful they go to parties or gatherings when they know they shouldn't that's unacceptable i do not agree with that. after more than 2 weeks since testing positive for kobe 1000 mexico's president and this man. has resumed his daily press conferences the president has been criticized for downplaying the severity of the outbreak and for almost never clearing a mask

while immigration courts consider their future a republic is live for us in mexico city with a reaction to this one wonders what the reaction is from the mexican government about sort of this u.s. announcer because it sort of takes the pressure off them for a little while at least. that's right so the reversal of the so-called migrant protection protocols has been most welcome in by mexican immigration authorities after all mexico really has carried the brunt of the burden of these policies that the so-called remained in mexico program that at its height had force somewhere around or more than $65000.00 migrants mostly from central america to wait in mexico other silent cases were being process in the united states but this is also welcome news from international human rights organizations that have been repeating for months for the last 2 years since the migrant protection protocols were announced in january of 2019 that not permitting asylum applicants to have their cases be heard in the united states and wait for their cases to be processed in the united states betrays the obligation

mansion and a government scam to defraud the poor and vulnerable just 2 seismic investigations in mexico city that were helped by the country's publicly funded the autonomous transparency institution and. a to go on what to one of the. if this institution didn't exist none of these investigations which have proved wide ranging corruption would have been possible. it was yes but now the president wants to scrap the institution through which citizens can request government documents his reasons one it's expensive too it's ineffective and 3 it's politically motivated the citizen in all of these organs were created just for simulation they cost a lot of money public money the people's money. and is complying it s. accompanied his commission house actually the transparency in situ costs 0.01 percent of the national budget by them that's $100.00 times less than the government spends on the armed forces and it doesn't as the president said look the release of government files it doesn't have that power you can only ask authorities for documents they can refuse. lopez obrador spokesman says he often

mexico city many well many thanks did. at least 30 people have died as freezing winter weather sweeps across the united states the storm is left millions without electricity and covered many a 3rd of the country in snow the arctic blast is slowing down the delivery of covert 19 banks and supplies and is forced an occupation census to close out its is our intrepid and chilled to the bone gabriel elizondo who's in new york still snowing then gape. yeah it's still snowing and it's still cold as you can probably see us and it might be a little bit of fun and games here in new york when the snow falls people get out and enjoy it when they can as long as it's not too cold but it's no fun and games for a lot of the country of the united states particularly this state of texas this is day 4 of this. cold storm that is sweeping through this southern and central part of the united states and nobody has felt it worse than the state of texas and the 29000000 people that live in that huge state as of right now there are about half a 10

mexico city. hall said i had an al-jazeera images of models from gases perseverance travel sans the 1st column pictures of the red planet. in spore little paul look to end their nightmare run in england's top division they tells now in just a moment. when freedom of the press is under threat demonstrators and journalists are dealing with internet outages police intimidation and charges have said dish on the state line becomes the default media namely looking for images that lead to the letter to these guys and just how do you create a nuisance makes it hard for people to know what's real and what's not step outside the mainstream shift the focus covering the way the news discovered the listening posts on a. jump into the story there is a lot going on in this and julian on global community when i talk about the misinformation i think we all want to feed the hungry and aware be part of the debate don't ever take anybody's one word because there's always a difference when no topic. is off the table w

mexico city uses such a system in 2017 there were 2 particularly strong quakes here. about 20 seconds before hand residents who warned via public loudspeakers saving thousands of lives. this was possible because the epicenter of the quake was far outside the city. been 2011 tokyo experienced one of the most severe earthquakes ever seen worldwide. the city's residents were warned via television radio and the internet nearly 80 seconds before hand. in those precious seconds the city can shut off gas lines switch traffic lights to read and bring trains to a halt. stumble also has an early warning system but it's only for the disaster management team and the warning period is limited to just 5 seconds. at the disaster coordination center that is not enough time to warn residents. of the trucks because their time span is so short people would not be able to escape in the event of a quake that's why our system is limited to preventing accidents or fires for example by automatically turning off the gas when the. employees of the local transport system and gas utility as well

him forward for years is stumble doesn't have an early warning system like the one in tokyo or mexico city so good clear took matters into his own hands and developed a mobile app in 2017. it's designed to send a warning signal to people in the istanbul area a few seconds before a major quake the app can be purchased for the equivalent of around 2 year 00 year . so far has set up 6 measuring stations in the mama region using his own funds today he is monitoring his station in the beauty mentioned district. which church. which. the sensor registers tiny tremors 3 meters deep. in the event of an earthquake it measures the less powerful primary waves of the quake it sends a signal to pieces 5 to 25 seconds before the stronger. and more destructive secondary waves. the warning time increases the further you are from the earthquake's epicenter. is from trying to spot it stuck for a system has proven itself but if there's only one station per location there's a risk of false alarms on all the cost reasons i've only set up $1.00 system at this course but it would be better to add one or even 2 st

they've been standing here outside this health center in mexico city since 5 am to get hold of oxygen luis de leon that is actually his wife has 19 and a struggling to breathe. and i never thought i would have to experience this desperate you know searching for more than a week before i even got this oxygen tank this is. nothing is in greater demand and oxygen and the city of 22000000 people are afraid of getting sick of it infections have been at record level since december medical personnel are overworked. the hospitals are overcrowded we've called the emergency number but the hospitals are full they sent my wife. mexico's kind of a $1000.00 case the tablet rate is the highest in the world many people suffer from chronic illnesses and people still have to go out to work ignorance also plays a part. they're also working to the limit often manufacture as they've been making 70 coffins a day 7 days a week for months had to hire a male and his team are shocked by the scale of the deaths. we can't keep up with demand we are exhausted we are working far beyond what we ever imagined and al