health. >> a lot of my friends got sick after being vaccinated. so i am afraid. >> to stop rumors about exaggerated side effects, the government has started a new information campaign. the ministry of health is determined to vaccinate 70% of the vibration from the age of 12 by the end of the year. >> if you don't believe that covid israel, just come to the hospital or the cemetery. help the officers bury people without protection. in a viral video, 2 soccer claims healers did just that. the two of them visited covid patients months ago in order to prove that the disease is not dangerous. both of them died a few weeks later. there should be more simply with the victims. we need to acknowledge the enormous death toll worldwide and particularly in indones. among them are many of his friends. he is glad to have some protection now. in one month, he will receive his second shot. >> formula one news now. the japanese grand prix has been canceled due to the scale of the pandemic in the country. the race was to take place in october at the international racing course. just days ago, organizers of the brazilian grand prix asked for their race to be delayed due to similar concerns. japan

the ship's crew has asked for safe ports, a number of migrants reaching italy, his doubles in the past. 12 months. in iran's health ministry says the country has hit a record number of daily cold with 19 deaths. new restrictions are imposed when 650 deaths for an answer. on monday, 141000 people were tested, positive cities across iran has entered a 6 day lock zone, as the delta variance drive a 5th section wave off with hills in the philippines though, feeling the strain of the 3rd wave of covert infections of authority's forces when the $145.00 cases on sunday, its 2nd highest fairly increase as despised lockdown in and around the capital manila point to be low reports. hence have sprung up in hospital grounds all over manila and its surrounding suburbs. patients and their relatives are having to wait under the heat to get into emergency room or endure days in big ship towards coffee. 19 is back with a vengeance and is pushing hospitals in the philippines to their limit. the philippine general hospital, the country's largest public health institution has stopped accepting don corbett, 19 patients of the problem. we have

the ministry of health is confirming for men has been killed, ranging in age from 19 years old to early 20. the palette sitting in our authorities are saying that there was a pre dawn raid inside a refugee camp in jeanine on monday morning. they're saying that an undercover is really security team of israeli security forces rated a home inside the refugee camp. they arrested one man. there was a violent confrontation between palestinians and the israeli security forces, leaving 4 men at least 4 men dead. janine has become a flashpoint, it's a place where palestinian resistance to the israeli occupation often turns violent . the large refugee camp there has many people who have weapons and there are members of groups such as hamas. earlier this month, another palestinian was killed during a similar raid in jeanine or in celebrations in zambia, where the opposition leader, her candy, she, lima has been declared as the winner of last week's presidential election. he thank voters for their trust and support after the outgoing president, a colonial conceded defeat. i stand before you today t

whole province wounded. 2 of the soldiers turkeys military blamed the attacks on co, sean groups. official st. troops are carrying out cross border operations. runs health ministry says the country as his record number of daily cove is 1900 deaths . as new restrictions are imposed, walden, 650 deaths were announced on monday. more than 41000 people if tested positive cities across iran event that a 6 day lockdown is the delta very drives. the 5th infection wave the death toll from saturday's powerful earthquake in haiti is jumped to nearly 1300. rescue teams are digging through rubble in a desperate search for survivors. they're under growing pressure as a tropical storm approaches. thousands of people are injured, leaving hospitals overwhelm our firm. really, the i want to tell the population that we are going through a difficult situation. this is the moment to unite to have a greater national unity, a greater solidarity with the victims. let's forget our quarrels and come to the 8 of those and difficulty at the meal is an economist and professor at keith university and pull to print. he says strong leadership is critical for haiti right now from or you can to

the ministry of health is confirming for men has been killed ranging in age from 19 years old to early 20. the palestinian are authorities are saying that there was a pre dawn raid inside a refugee camp in jeanine on monday morning. they're saying that an undercover is really security team of really security forces rated at home inside the refugee camp. they arrested one man. there was a violent confrontation between palestinians and the israeli security forces, leaving 4 men at least 4 men dead. janine has become a flashpoint, it's a place where palestinian resistance to the israeli occupation often turns violent . the large refugee camp there has many people who have weapons and there are members of groups such as hamas. earlier this month, another palestinian was killed during a similar raid in geneva. the death toll from saturday's powerful earthquake in haiti has jumped to nearly 1300 rescue teams a digging through trouble in a desperate search for survivors. the run the growing pressure as a tropical storm approaches. thousands of people are injured, leaving hospitals overwhelmed

i put that to the ministry of health, as he said, we are actually working more actively. and we are trying to educate people and to help them decide on getting vaccine, considering what her benefits already extend. we want to respect their decision at the stage with georgia death and infection rates topping the global charge. the authorities are scrambling to react one of the solutions if the public will come to the vaccination, clearly bring the clinic to the public. this mobile service offering vaccinations has just been rolled out. there's no appointment needed yet. many remained skeptical or misinformed. is woman told me she had coffee 900 twice and wasn't allowed a vaccine. this by the to be said, she wasn't either. well, health guidelines suggest otherwise. this man said he'd give it a try. people in georgia are getting vaccinated, but not fast enough yet to bring the pandemic here under control of in 1st year walker al jazeera tbilisi, a students in mexico returned to in person classes on monday most in the country favor the return, the concerns about the safety of

i put that to the ministry of health, as they said, we are actually working more actively. and we are trying to educate people and to has them decide on getting vaccine considering what her benefits already extend. we want to respect their decision at the stage with george's death and infection rates topping the global char. your thirties are scrambling to react. one of the solution, if the public won't come to the vaccination, clearly bring the clinic to the public. this mobile service offering vaccinations is just being rolled out. there is no appointment needed yet. many remain skeptical or misinformed. it's woman told me, she'd had coffee 900 twice and wasn't allowed a vaccine. this by the to be said she wasn't either. well, health guidelines suggest otherwise. this man said, give it a try. people in georgia are getting vaccinated, but not 1st enough yet to bring the pandemic here under control of in 1st year walker al jazeera, tbilisi, students and mexico of return to in person classes. the move is widely backed by the public safety concerns of sparks protests, and som

of the u. s. military withdrawal. according to the off gotten health ministry, 40 people have been killed in a 120 injured. of the u. s. confirms there is a number of dead and injured american troops. report say 4 american soldiers were killed. 3 among the injured and the explosions are coming just i was off, the western governments had warned of a security threat that i so far there's been no claim responsibility. taliban earlier downplayed terror threat warnings as a provocation is now saying several of its own gods. rationally injured in the blocks along with women and children, there are uncontrolled report that a terrorist group called isis k, which is an african affiliate of islamic states, may have been behind the attack. early report suggest the explosion was a suicide bomber, while the 2nd explosion was thought to be a car bomb. and just now we've heard from you guys via who reportedly may have heard another last in the past few moments. now the 2nd explosion, earlier in the evening happened near the byron hotel where the british american citizens have been staying and recent days awaiting evacuation. sever

different figures coming through one coming from the african ministry of health saying that 38 civilians have been killed in recent days in hellman province and 156 injured. the un have a figure of 10 civilians killed 85 injured in lush. but i think the, the figures are confused because the situation is constantly changing. and i don't think any figures you have of the death total. the injured are going to be accurate, that going to be a lot higher than what we're hearing from these will be different counts. the emergency hospital, alaska, god, that's an italian n g o. that has said it had $23.00 people admitted in recent hours. now i tell you the only admitting in that hospital, people who have a life threatening injuries who need immediate surgery. they also say that they had 5 people arrived there, but they were dead. on arrival. the u. n. is issued a strongly worded statement. they say what the civilian casualties of to hi, they say that the ground offensive by the taliban and the air strikes by the african air force are doing the most home. they said this statement, the civilians, a

news that was unique in the world contact tracing in the country was not handled solely by the ministry of health or crisis committee. the government got the shin bit, israel's internal security service involved. every time in israeli tested positive for close at 19, the patient details, name, id number and mobile phone number would be passed onto the ship bit. and that's when something called the tool came into play. it's classified and previously undisclosed intelligence database that's been collecting information on citizens for nearly 2 decades originally designed for national security efforts. the tool works like a dragnet gathering metadata from telecom providers, voice calls, text messages, internet browsing, history, and crucially for digital contact tracing. location data via gps tracking or mobile phone networks. while the content of the conversations and messages are exempt from collection, the abundance of personally identifying information is still clearly too much too detailed and unnecessary for the task at hand. citizens also didn't sign up for the tracking system. and crucially w

iceland is right behind us at 29, the director general of iceland's ministry of health telling reuterce july 9th 77% of domestic infections were among vaccinated individuals. it's a kind of data that should have every doctor in the country screaming about natural immunity, but instead we get this. speak of the previous infection does confer some degree of immunity, the big question is it as good as having been vaccinated and as durable? and i think almost all the evidence at this point is very clear that having been previously infected is not going to give you the same level of protection as being fully vaccinated. >> laura: okay, that is false, here is dr. macola, an epidemiologist, okay, first of all is he correct? and what just said? >> i respectfully disagree and think most americans would as well. we know that covid-19 is one and done natural immunity is robust, complete and durable. and up until may 1st the cdc had reported 10,000 vaccine failures, fully 10,000 of them, 9 percent were hospitalized, 3% died, during that time frame the cdc did not record a single failure of natura

it's mostly information on the israel ministry of health website, a little bit of data coming from theother sources. so we haven't really had the chance to review the full data to say when that set point is to give the third immunization. i think the other thing that we need to do is reframe this a little bit. we keep on talking about it as a booster. whereas i have thought all along this is a three-dose vaccine. and it was a three-dose vaccine because the way we had to give those first two immunizations right in a row just three to four weeks apart because we were in crisis, we were losing 3,000 american lives a day, we had to get everybody fully vaccinated. but when you do that kind of schedule, it almost guarantees that you will have waning immunity at some point. and that's the reason why it became a three-dose vaccine. the other piece, though, is we haven't seen whether we're really seeing breakthrough hospitalizations. yet we are seeing a lot of breakthrough infections, efficacy's declining from over 90% to 40 to 50%. do we need to see that decline in hospitalizations as well? or

that is according to an official at the ministry of public health . thursday's reports of two explosions, the pentagon confirmed there was one very close to the airport date. our correspondent in kabul has the latest. a warning, his report contains distressing images. >> distraught relatives search kabul's morgues, looking for their loved ones. >> this maybe you managed to save. >> amongst those killed, a british afghan, who traveled into kabul from london to try and help his family get inside the airport. his eldest daughter, youngest child, and wife, are all still missing. his brother was at the airport alongside him. >> i saw some small children. it was so bad. it was doomsday for us. >> many of those we meet say their relatives were not kille in the blast, but were fired at and the confusion afterwards, he believed, i foreign soldier. >> some how we thought it was turkish soldiers, and it came from the bridges, the towers. >> from the soldiers? >> yes. >> we did not get a reply to our request for comment. it caused panic. the blast left a two-year-

the ministry of health announced the decision saying eligibility for expansion includes special passholders those on work permits. vaccinations will be made available to eligible, short-term visit passholders who have been in singapore for at least 60 days continuously. two u.s. senators want the federal trade commission to launch an investigation into whether a company uses deceptive marketing practices by labeling systems full self-driving. in a letter, regulators said tesla's could lead to dangerous consequences. 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'm vonnie quinn. this is bloomberg. ♪ yvonne: the biden administration will start offering booster shots september 20 to all vaccinated u.s. adults as the coronavirus and delta variant continued to spread. it has led to controversy in the u.s. because i a lot of questions on whether all adults need a booster shot. a lot of people in the medical field see there is not enough evidence to suggest everyone needs one. potentially, you just ne

we have to work, our team on the ground is trying to work with the ministry of health to address thatt makes the whole response quite complex. we do have four teams on the ground conducting and we are working alongside the government to bring the aid to our people. >> yeah, i just want to ask you how hard is it to get aid there because of the geographic challenges especially of the th threat posed by armed gangs. >> it is really hard. we were able to get our team on the ground onto the south. we are working with the u.n. aviation service to get some people out. this morning we are flying another medical team out. we have two medical teams in the south to provide support to the affected community because it is not easy at all. there is also access to the city that have been blocked by rubbles. we have heavy equipment on the ground as well to help open roads so aid can get through. >> all right, we'll have to leave it there. thank you so much margaret lubin. we'll have more coming up on the breaking news out of kabul as the taliban surrounds the city and the u.s. scrambles to get its pe

terrorist attack that killed 13 americans and at least 170 other people according to the afghan ministry of health. among those dead now confirmed by british authorities, two british citizens and the child of a british national, too. the number of dead is now including foreign civilians as well as foreign troops. still, there was still an enormous evacuation process that's going to go on until the american diplomats leave. from the perspective of people going to the united states. they are the overwhelming bilk of evacuees. a number of other countries, belgium, holland, and other european countries have ended their evacuation process because they're having to bring their people out as part of the u.s. withdrawal. so this is now getting to the critical moment at a time when you already mentioned there there is still ongoing threats, and when security officials say that, they mean there are -- they are known and active plots they're trying to disrupt to continue attack the people either people trying to get out through the airport or the airport itself. and as the aircrafts start taking off and the

in afghanistan in years, and according to afghanistan's ministry of health 60 people have died. 140 have been wounded. president biden will address the nation at the top of the next hour. cnn has obtained videos from the aftermath of the attacks. parents may want children to leave the room before we show this to you now. the videos we're about to show are graphic and difficult to watch. the grim aftermath, an apparent suicide attack went off outside the hamid karzai international airport and another explosion at the baron hotel nearby. it's said that isis-k is responsible according to a senior taliban official. the situation on the ground remains volatile. we've been reporting the threat for an attack from isis-k that the u.s., australia have been warning people to immediately leave several gates into the airport yesterday. buses full of american citizens, american green cardholders and others fleeing afghanistan were sitting for hours and hours outside the gate, not permitted to travel those last few yards into the airport. the culmination of what the president and his top aides had bee

in contrast, doctor jeff fiction worry and his colleagues at the ministry of public health could only report an eventful end to their working day each other but a book out of each one of them pretty well. nobody should see the country. what this is their country. no matter how beautiful other countries may be, they will feel like a slave in this place for the 1st day back at their desks and for these workers, at least so far. so good. rub, mcbride, al jazeera, couple or in all the headlines haiti's government is facing growing criticism as it struggles to get a to victims of a powerful of quite the kill more than 2000 people that were desperate scenes in the hot. it says you have like high as people scramble supplies a week on many in rural areas are also still waiting for help. government says it's following processes that are security issues. at least 41 pallet, things were injured when these railey army fired at protest is demonstrating near the border near the cause of border. the protest is reportedly having 5 bombs from behind the fence. demonstrations have been happening weekly

in afghanistan in years, and according to afghanistan's ministry of health 60 people have died. 140 have been wounded. president biden will address the nation at the top of the next hour. cnn has obtained videos from the

. >>> the ministry of health is still up and running with apparently few changes.t least so far, the acting public health minister convinced his team to stay on without any interruptions to medical care. the doctor spoke to me the last hour about his efforts. i asked him if women would still be allowed to work in health care, under the taliban. here he is. >> the message we have received during the last two days from the leadership from the hill commission of the taliban, they've allowed the female staff members to attend their jobs at the facilities as well as their offices in the ministry. we haven't observed any limitation until now. hopefully, we have our female directors and staff members here in the office, as well as the ten facilities in kabul and around the country. yeah. it takes time. it takes time to assure them that it's safe and to convince them to get back to offices and health facilities and are working on that. >> i have to say, you sound very optimistic when many are very pessimistic about the future, about the future of women. whether they'll be

so robin, and reminder of all top stories. india's health ministry says the current of ours pandemic is still raging, and it's far from over. on tuesday cases rose by more than 42000, say 40 percent increase on the previous day. almost half of all new infections are in the southern state of carola bobby without more from the capital, new delhi, the numbers have been under control. if you see the picture pan in.

the israeli ministry of health, for example, has said that 80% of their breakthrough cases, they -- the individuals who are vaccinated and have a breakthrough case transmit to no one else in a public setting. 10% transmit to only one other person. and so, i think we need a lot more data, like that, here in the u.s. and i hope that the cdc is very actively working to collect those data. >> andy, florida's governor is standing by his executive order banning mask mandates in schools. saying parents should make decisions for their children. he is also criticizing how the president is handling the pandemic. what do you say -- i mean, clearly, there is politics going on here. but what do you make of what he is actually doing? >> well, look. i think the president is actually -- doesn't think very much about the governor of florida. he thinks a lot about the people of florida and the people of florida are being prevented from keeping themselves safe. they are being prevented from keeping their children safe. it was easy enough for ron desantis to take a political stand, and attack dr. fauci. an

med archive preprint paper, we have some information being put up on websites and the israeli ministry of healthave a powerpoint slide coming from pfizer shareholder meeting. this is not the way to do science. we're getting it from press releases, so hopefully we'll get some clarity. what the publicly available data show is that there has been a decline in the protection against infection, meaning it went over from 90%, 95% to 40% to 50% for the pfizer vaccine, a significant decline. what we haven't seen is evidence of a lot of breakthrough hospitalizations, and maybe that's going to be the new information that's coming forward, and you know, one of the other problems that's compounding this, we're just not getting vaccine effectiveness data coming outof the u.s. government, relying over and over again on israel and the uk and i don't quite understand that part either. >> that makes absolutely no sense. dasha, you have some governors requesting morgue trailers, icu beds are running out. in florida, where you are broward county the big battle is over wearing face masks for school. what in the wor

of the health commission of the islamic emirates of afghanistan. they have come to office. there was a good coordination, for the time being, for last day between the leadership of the ministry and the leadership of the health commission of the emirates. the islamic emirates of afghanistan. the next steps depends on the decision made by the leadership of the emirates on how they want a health sector to be led. but what i can tell you is that we were able to avoid any leadership disruption and the work during last few days. and that is what i was committed to and we -- i'm very happy that we could make it. what happens next is a decision with higher authorities, and in a larger scale to the government institution with the ministry of public health will be part of that. >> so you talk about these discussions with the islamic emirate of afghanistan. i mean, that is the -- the -- the taliban, essentially. what about the -- the -- all of the women in healthcare? will they be allowed to work going forward? >> the message we have received during last two days from the leadership of the commission of the islamic emirates of taliban is that they have allowed the female staff members

in contrast, doctor jeff action worry and his colleagues at the ministry of public health could only report and uneventful end to their working day. each other bought a book out of each one of them freely what nobody should see the country. what this is their country, no matter how beautiful other countries may be, they will feel like a slave in this place. the 1st day back at their desks. and for these work is at least so far so good. rub, mcbride al jazeera couple, an american airbase in germany is being used as a transit point for african evacuees. hundreds have arrived at the rom, seen the air base after being sold from ca, talk more planes that are expected over the next few days is the base can. how does up to 5000 people? japanese also sent its own planes to evacuate citizens. about 13 countries have agreed to host afghan asylum seekers. columbia is one on friday. president even decay, said afghans waiting for payments to resettle in the u. s. would be allowed in columbia. that means they won't group, whereby is colombia is also joining the group of allied countries that will a

in contrast, doctor jeff action worry and his colleagues at the ministry of public health could only report and uneventful end to their working day. each other bought a book out of each one of them pretty well. nobody should see the country. what this is their country. no matter how beautiful other countries may be, they will feel like a slave in this place. the 1st day back at their desks. and for these work is at least so far so good. rub mcbride al jazeera couple cut. volker is from the united states, ambassadors, nato, and currently a distinguished fellow at the center for european policy analysis. he says the chaotic us withdrawal sends the wrong message to america's allies and over adversary's. it's clear that there was not enough planning done to account for the number of people who needed to be activated the security that they need in order to get to the airport and then the arrangements to get them from cargo airport to safe places. so this is just a catastrophic failure planning. we do have a moral obligation to help all of the people get out of the problem. it seems as thou

in contrast, doctor jeff action worry and his colleagues at the ministry of public health could only report an eventful end to their working day. each other bought a book out of each one of them pretty well. nobody should see the country. what this is their country. no matter how beautiful other countries may be, they will feel like a slave in this place. the 1st day back at their desks. and for these work is at least so far so good. rub, mcbride al jazeera couple us president joe biden has been in meetings with his national security team discussing the afghan crisis. american citizens have been advised not to travel to campbell due to security threats. the pentagon says it's a rapidly changing situation. the situation in cobble are not in the whole cities, fluid and dynamic. and you have seen the images over the last 24 to 40 hours yourself, of the situation outside the perimeter of the airport. and it changes it changes almost by the hour and it changes in locations around the airport. it's very, very fluid and dynamic. and so i don't want to speak for the state department obviously

in contrast, doctor jeff action worry and his colleagues at the ministry of public health could only report and uneventful end to their working day. each other bought a book out of each one of them pretty well. nobody should see the country. what this is their country. no matter how beautiful other countries may be, they will feel like a slave in this place. the 1st day back at their desks. and for these work is at least so far so good. rub mcbride al jazeera couple. a week on from haiti is devastating earth egg survive as a facing surveyor, shortages of a shelter. the government is facing growing criticism of its response to the disaster team visited a make shift camp of survivors and found some appalling conditions. john holmes has this report. the lic high football stadium has turned into a rough camp for those left homeless by saturdays earthquake, and the symbol of the lack of help that getting schools of families is struggling in this muddy field. there's no water boiler or effective shelter, a piece of plastic to cover your family is a luxury here. value is when it rains we get

in contrast, doctor jeff action worry and his colleagues at the ministry of public health could only report an eventful end to their working day. each other bought a book out of each one of them pretty well. nobody should see the country. this is their country no matter how beautiful other countries may be, they will feel like a slave in this place for the 1st day back at their desks and for these workers at least so far so good. rub, mcbride al jazeera couple pakistan's foreign ministers told odyssey that his government is determined to help bring stability to the dentist on sharma, cornell. she appealed to the taliban to form an inclusive government. but he rejected accusations that pakistan has aided the group and undermined its neighbors sovereignty boxed on has been blamed enough. you know, we've had enough of bashing. we've had our share of bashing. i mean, you know, stop scapegoating bucks on for internal failures. now, i was shocked euro when i was sitting in dash gun listing to show when he said, oh things have gone wrong because 10000 infiltrators have been sort of have been

in contrast, dr. ethics and worry and his colleagues at the ministry of public health could only report and uneventful end to their working day. each other bought a book out of each one of them pretty well. nobody should see the country what this is, their country, no matter how beautiful other countries may be. they will feel like a slave in this place. the 1st day back at their desks. and for these work is at least so far so good. rub, mcbride al jazeera couple cut vodka is a former united states ambassador to nato and currently a distinguished fellow percentage european policy analysis. he joins a phone scholar from western virginia. thank you for your time. i'm not sure if you heard earlier. we were reporting the uses or is saying joseph burrell is saying that the way the us is carrying out its evacuations and carnival is actually stopping afghans who worked for the europeans from, from getting out. what's your take on what's happening there at the moment? well, it's very sad because it clear it's clear that there was not enough planning done to account for the number of people who

that's according to an official at the ministry of public health. thursday's reports of two explosions, the pentagon has now confirmed there was just one, very close to the airport gate. 0ur correspondent in kabul, secunder kermani has the latest, and a warning, his report contains distressing images. distraught relatives search kabul�*s morgues looking for their loved ones. this baby, you managed to save? but there is another baby? amongst those killed, mohammad niazi, a british afghan who had travelled into kabul from london to try and help his family get inside the airport. his eldest daughter, youngest child and wife are all still missing. his brother was at the airport alongside him. i saw some small children in the river. it was so bad. it was dark day for us. many of those we meet say their relatives were not killed in the blast but by firing in the confusion afterwards. they believe by foreign soldiers. somehow, i saw an american soldier... and beside this, there were turkish soldiers, so the fire comes from the bridges, the towers. from the

in contrast, doctor jeff action worry and his colleagues at the ministry of public health could only report and uneventful end to their working day. each other bought a book out of each one of them pretty well. nobody should see the country. what this is their country. no matter how beautiful other countries may be, they will feel like a slave in this place for the 1st day back at their desks. and for these work is at least so far so good. rub mcbride al jazeera couple. roger casala is the senior director of research, advocacy and policy. it understands national. he says the un should launch a fact finding mission investigates, alleged atrocities committed by the telephone. it seems like they did a complete discrepancy between the words and the action of the polygon. water investigation and the gods being proven, identified was a massacre. a brutal massacre of 9 men who was shot dead and be rudely tortured and killed by the taliban. we believe that these killings are only the tip of the boat of the cross. if he's committed by the fall, yvonne in the v leaving to the capture of couple

individual suits and possibly getting the front of the the prime minister's office and the ministry of public health. both refused our interview requests. as the government tries to keep up with its delayed vaccine program, new infections will continue to increase and the lockdown will likely remain as well the reliance on volunteers to come to the aid of the communities that need the most help. got either al jazeera, bangkok, indigenous activists in brazil, waiting for the supreme court to make a crucial ruling on rights to their ancestral lands. members of 170 groups or in the capital brazilian to hear the decision. iran group appealed against the states, viewed that tribes can only claim land if they leave or make their claim before law came into for 30 years ago. indigenous people say many of their communities were expelled decades before that mob or people were decimated. we were 1000000, and now we are very few. many of our people can't even say who they are anymore. this invasion was huge and this time limit must be removed. we cannot pay with our lives. for monica, yet to kiev, is outside th

the prime minister's office and the ministry of public health both refused our interview requests. as the government tries to keep up with its delayed vaccine program, new infections will continue to increase and the lockdown will likely remain as well the reliance on volunteers to come to the aid of the communities that need the most help. got either al jazeera, bangkok, will japan as suspended. we'll point 6000000 days is of the medina, vaccine attributes of contamination. the jobs distributor, identified particle matter and it's files more than a week ago that both japan and with dennis, they know safety o efficacy issues have been identified and the suspension was just a precaution. the government insists it'll have little effect on the countries vaccine. rollouts australian airline contests, as reported an annual loss of more than $1000000000.00 blamed on cobra. 1900 travel restrictions, but the carrier hopes to turn around what it calls a diabolical year in december. that's a little straighter, is that reopened to international travel? the airline is expected to resume flying