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-

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 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 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 fiction worry and his colleagues at the ministry of public health could only report another 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 display for the 1st day back at their desks and for these workers, at least so far so good. rub, mcbride al jazeera couple a week on from 80 is devastating earthquake survivors and now facing surveys, shortages of aid and shelter. the government is facing growing criticism over its responds to the disaster. our team visit to the makeshift, tampa survivors and found appalling conditions. john holman, has moved from lake the lic high football stadium has turned into a rough camp for those left homeless by saturdays earthquake, and a symbol of the lack of help that getting schools of families is struggling in this muddy field. there's no water boiler for effective shelter, a piece of plastic to cover your family is a luxury here. value is when it

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, pakistan's foreign minister told out his era his government is determined to help bring stability to the gaston sharma. carnegie appealed to the taliban to form an inclusive government. but he rejected accusations. the pakistan has aided the group and undermined its neighbors sovereignty boxed on has been blamed enough. you know, you've had enough bashing. we've had our share of bashing. i mean, you know, stop scapegoating bucks on for internal failures now. ah, i was shocked when i was in the sitting in dosh con listing to show funny when he said, oh things have gone wrong because 10000 infiltrators have been sort of ha

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

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

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

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

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, south africa, as unemployment rate has had a record high of 34 percent with more than 7800000 people. the situation will only get worse with the economy severely affected by the current of iris pandemic. i mean, the miller reports on your hand is burg despite being african most industrialized economy. so africa has had an unemployment rate of more than 20 percent for the last 2 decades. and now it's at its worst at the 24.4 percent. so africa last more than half a 1000000 more jobs in the 2nd quarter of this year, taking the total number of unemployed to 7800000 people. and they are concerned that that's unemployment grateful only worse than as the year continues. so africans, now it's 5 hundreds, they all of a na

individuals suits and possibly getting different toward 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 inspections 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, the director of the african centers for disease control, says the coven, 19 vaccine rollout across africa, has not gone as well as planned. he told my colleague, so how rahman and the countries that are which in late, committed to support the clover tax initiative, ended up buying most of the vaccines for themselves. the roll out of the cobit 900 back seen on the continental, has been to this appointment as we speak today. less than 2 percent of the eligible population in africa have been a fully vast net which is very unfortunate. if you recognize that we have to ease immunize up to about 70 percent of our population, and we are less than 2 percent. that tells you that we ha

individual suits and possibly getting different toward 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, australia has reported a daily cove in 19 rec, cold war than a 1000 new cases. the 1st time since the start of the pandemic. the majority of infections when the most popular state of new south wales and the delta variance has been blamed. the rise and infections and deaths. officials have been urging more people to get vaccinated an zealand prime minister just and then has defended her government's cave in 1900 elimination strategy. the country is dealing with its largest outbreak yet with more than 270 delta infections. critics, i tried to stamp out the various could be a losing battle, but all done says it's still possible. nothing at the moment a piece to us to be necessari

individual suits and possibly getting different 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, the u. s. state of new york has revealed that more than 12000 corona virus deaths went unsupported down to a former governor cuomo, the new governor copy cultural says it brings a number of deaths in the state to more than 55000 the previous records that excluded those who died at their own homes and other locations commer resign following a sexual harassment scandal. earlier this month is face criticism for under reporting corona virus data. 24 hour confuse being put in place. and then jerry, the city of jaw softer gunman killed at least 36 people showing right. and mainly christian community. please say 10 suspects have been arrested, has been growing tension in recent weeks

this morning they called on schools and universities to go back to work the ministry of public health and mr. dictation women and those ministries have been encouraged to go back to their work. so the rhetoric and the 1st steps are all in the, in the right direction. the difficulty i think is going to be about financial. so because by, by today they have to pay 900000 civil servants. i don't know how many, maybe 302350004 my army and police who are on salaries. so there's an enormous bill to be paid for, for these individuals who behind each individual, there's a family of 6 or 7. so the cash flow is good to be g to the success of this transition. and i think there is, there is a need for the poly bag to show immediately some further commencement on the grounds, but also the international community should adjust its conditions and make them link to a specific targets and maybe do it in a gradual way. so that if they release certain amount of resources so that the government can prove it's, well, why would they do further steps? why would they do that? why should the international comm

mujahid said officials had already been appointed to run key institutions, including the ministries of public healthank. he also said he expected the serious economic turbulence which has hit the afghani currency to ease soon. joining me now is fung sui, afghanistan analyst at the economist intelligence unit. fung sui, what do you make of this reopening of the banks and the things we saw with people lining up because of the limits on how much they can withdraw? i think it's something that the taliban has been working towards, they are going to try very hard to make sure the economy runs again. but in terms of cash limits, that was definitely necessary. but in terms of easing the economic conditions, i think that is slightly optimistic. because the taliban will have difficulties getting hold of cash, especially international. it is a highly dollarised economy so us dollars are not floating in right now and though therefore they are actually going to have difficulties making sure everybody gets all of the money that they actually want to withdraw and the economic conditions don't look as if they are g

in a complex attack, which the afghan ministry of public health said injured more than 100 other people. the scenes of horror come in the waning days of america's unprecedented civilian airlift. general mckenzie said more attacks were anticipated. >> we believe it is their desire to continue those attacks and we expect those attacks to continue and we're doing everything we can to be prepared for those attacks. >> reporter: bombings targeted many who were trying this vein to get into kabul airport and get on one of the last evacuation flights. the taliban pledged to punish those behind it. the blasts were just outside an gi abbey gate and near a hotel occupied until recently by british forces. it is an area packed for days with afghans wading through sewage canals, those conditions would surely have amplified the explosion. american officials have been working with potential attacks for days. wednesday they stepped up the alarm talking about a very specific threat stream and about planned attack on crowds outside the airport. americans were killed when in close contact screening and sea

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 to attend their jobs at the health facilities, as well as their offices in the ministry. there -- 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 health facilities which are in kabul and around the country. yeah. it takes time. it takes time to ensure them that they're safe. and to convince them to get back to offices, and to health facilities and i am working on that. >> i have to say you sound very optimistic when many are very pessimistic about -- about the future

. >>> the ministry of health is still up and running with apparently few changes. at least so far, the acting publicealth 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 able to work and so on. what will h

some images you may find disturbing as the devastation of the kabul suicide blast comes into ever-sharper focus. the afghan public health ministry than 90 afghans were killed. more than 150 others wounded. at least 13 u.s. service members also died in the attack. an isis affiliate has claimed responsibility for the carnage and the pentagon is warning another attack could happen. >> we have reached out to the taliban. we've told them you -- you need to continue to push out the security perimeter. we've identified some roads that we would like for them to close. they have identified that they will be willing to close those roads because we assessed the threat of a vehicle-born threat is high right now. so we want to reduce the possibility of one of those vehicles getting close. and so, we are actually moving very aggressively to do that. >> now, despite the dangerous situation at the airport, thousands of people are still gathering there. hoping to escape. knowing people died in the immediate vicinity. our anna coren has covered the conflict in afghanistan, and is tracking developments from hong kong. i mean, i -- i know i've been

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. and say that he's not going to vaccinate the country when we thought cases were going down. but --