mohamed janjum. al jazeera. >>> i.s.i.l. had accused men of fighting for syrian government. palmyra was taken over by the rebel fighters a week ago. (t) obama administration is warning that the threat from i.s.i.l. has increasein the last two weeks. the comments come as the law allows u.s. government domestic searches expires. >>> the pent gone says it accidentally shipped live annal travel bacteria to south korea. up to 22 people at the base may have been composed, but there is no sign of infection. facility was shipped from a facility in utah. alex jensen reports. >> this is contained on the air base at osan, not actually osan city it's railway from the city center. it could have been worse in terms of the populated zone because seoul 64 kilometers away has somewhere in the region of 10 million in the immediate metropolitan area. nevertheless seems as though the anthrax spores have been destroyed and i would say both the situation and the panic levels are undercontrol. >> seven people in south korea last been diagnosed with the middle east respiratory syndrome or mercer. m

. >> al jazeera's mohamed janjum is for us in kathmandu. the reality is this is no longer a rescue mission is it, it's a recovery and an aid operation. >> yes that's as a result. felicity it is quite sad these people it's the last thing that every wanted to hear. but the operation has officially gone from being a search and rescue operation to one of relief distribution. earlier there were headlines indicating that perhaps the government wanted aid workers foreign aid workers, in the country. the agent we spoke to said if there are foreign aid workers they would be welcome to stay but they would appreciate if they would help. it is so hard to reach the devastated parts of the country all the small villages in the mountain side that dot the country side that that's where they really want to focus the priorities now to make sure the aid gets distributed it's hard to get it to places close to the epicenter, felicity. >> now the risk of disease. >> reporter: this is something we have heard from everybody the concern about the spread of diseases