health problems. but i work here at one point that there was a lot of capacity built over the years in the ministry of public health. so i think what they do in order to do is combines to be successful. what did anybody needs to do is to recall the, the human capital and to people who are like, could you all up get expertise in the public health sphere? a lot of them are now like live off and just to net it is the better for you to live on to, to call them back to your duties and other for them to support them for in a professional, technical way. in order for reduce problems to be solved in full dues combines to be successful across and one is from dr. john, we were talking before about some of the difficulties, the challenges in mounting this kind of an operation, whether they are security concerned or whether they are logistical. i want to ask you specifically about vaccine hesitancy. and the reason i'm asking about this is because of course, the cia had used a fake vaccination campaign in their efforts to find osama bin laden in pakistan in 2011. how much vaccine hesitancy is there in pakistan as a resul

of covid patients. you have the human health ministry in a press conference every day giving a new percentage of the total number of cases. >> there were several publicationspictures of the crematorium's overflowing. you wrote, speaking the truth to power does not mean speaking in sensitivity or traumatizing, that there were others that felt that the depth of the crisis needed emotive autographs. there should the idiot drop that line? -- draw that line? >> hindu cremation is different from christian burial. -- connect with their forefathers. a lot of people had covid and can do their last rites. there were hundreds of body. you wanted to show how in the out anna ching it. -- mismanaging it. hospitals ran out of oxygen, crematoriums were overwhelmed. that is why people had to be cremated in the open. this was the issue. i do not think anybody [indiscernible] but this is what we did. the media did the same thing. >> respectfully disagree. it was important for the scale of the tragedy to be conveyed. i am saying this as a person who had the misfortune of going to a crematorium to conduct the last rites of my father-in-law. i lost many friends in the pandemic.

you had the unity health ministry every day in the press conference or adding, you know, giving a new percentage for the total number of cases that could be attributed to be, to the public. and so was it had, i think there were several years publications in india and overseas that ran pictures of the crematorium that were overflowing, you wrote. and i, court speaking the truth to power does not mean speaking, insensitivity, or showing visuals that can traumatize and court. but there were several others who felt that the depth of the problem and the crisis needed strong wording and emotive photographs. where do you think the media should draw that line? see, i think if you see militia commission is an emotional peril your deal once and the hindu commission is quite different from the question that you have braced jenny certainty. and it could be a bother. a lot of people had to you of that because people data forward and they do the last place you are showing what is money and one hundreds of them and you want to show how india was mismanaging it. and you're actually not thinking about the people was and the other ones will be ok. so this is what is wrong about the why d

of the polls capital cat monsoon saying, what is the government doing there to prepare well, the health ministry has told us that they are desperate to avoid the textbook scenario that plays out during public holidays where there are travelers who move domestically and internationally. they mix, they mingle, and that makes it easier for the corona virus to spread. now the health ministry has said that they are analyzing data that's been coming in from the festival season. they are cautiously optimistic. but one person told us that they are almost certain there will be a spike in the number of cases from the previous month and from this month going forward. now, paul is nowhere near the peak of the virus. the numbers at the peak of the virus in the summer were much higher. but the fact of the matter is we still see hundreds of daily cases and we still see deaths being reported on a weekly basis, albeit in the single digits. so the country is concerned, they don't want to see a 3rd wave and there is talk now of shutting down schools again as a precautionary measure. the public here is generally quite cooperative. there's been no vaccine hesitancy on a, on a large scale. in fact, the vaccinat

the health ministry announced on friday it's postponing the deadline for public sector workers in the region to get a mandatory covid vaccine. on top of, it's willing to discuss an autonomy for guadalupe. the french minister for overseas territories says officials from guadalupe raised the issue. covid rules handed down from paris reignited long-standing reacceptability over the island's relationship with france. >>> still to come, the diplomatic spat between the uk is escalating and quickly. >>> and signs of authoritarian trends across latin america have many worried about the future of the region, but some experts say democracy isn't dead yet. stay with us. hey hun hey, get your own vapors relax with vicks vapobath or with vicks vaposhower. take a soothing vicks vapo moment wherever you chose. i don't just play someone brainy on tv - i'm actual neuroscientist. and i love the science bend neuriva plus. unlike ordinary memory suppments, neuriva plus fuels six key indicators of brain performance. more brain performance? yes, please! neuriva. think bigger. facing expensive vitamin c creams with dull results? olay brightens it up with ne