i know that i missed on the attack and mrs al jazeera live from also coming up questioning the presidentstory puts a fact check warning on messages from u.s. president donald trump. riot police are ready for more protests.

their economies the director general of the international labor organization guy ryder talks to al jazeera. mr guy writer director general of the international labor organization thank you so much for your time it has been said that we are all in this together but we are not this pandemic does not affect everyone the same as a condom is started to to shut down country after country after country what was your immediate thought about what this would mean for for workers for laborers well i think the absolutely right in what you say we are all in this together but some

al-jazeera. china is set to impose sweeping new security laws on hong kong following mass protests in the past year. hello again i'm mr and mrs al jazeera live from our headquarters here in doha also coming up a rising death toll at least 84 people have been killed after a cyclon lashed bangladesh and india's east coast. millions more lose their jobs in the u.s. but we find a book.

out if the virus doesn't kill them they say hunger most likely will similarly dog an al-jazeera manila. hello there i'm mr ho with the headlines on al-jazeera the world health organization is temporarily suspending the global trial of the drug hydroxy curry queen to treat curve at 19 and follows a medical journal report that says its use can have harmful effects on patients the executive group has implemented a temporary. pose of the hydroxyl hydroxy. we need only to throw one due to the safety data is they viewed by the data safety money to the board the other arms of the throat. well the daily coronavirus death toll in brazil has exceeded that of the united states for the 1st time the south american nation recorded 807 deaths in the past 24 hours while 620 people died in the u.s. brazil now has more than 370000 confirmed infections and a ban on foreign travel is arriving in the u.s. from brazil is due to go into force late on tuesday that's 2 days earlier than planned a handful of brazilians have been scrambling to get on flights ahead of those new restrictions the white house says the measures will pre

al jazeera. hello there i'm mr with the headlines on al-jazeera the world health organization has paused a global trial of the drug hydroxy car a queen over safety concerns the anti malarial drug was being tested as a possible treatment of 19 the temporary suspension comes after a study said that people taking the drug were at a higher risk of death the executive group has implemented a temporary pause of the hydroxyl hydroxy cloaking arm within the solidarity to trial while.

al-jazeera. come to the. story telling about the biggest issues. have to do with. hello there i'm mr and with the headlines on al-jazeera now china is accusing the united states of avoiding its responsibility and shifting the blame for mishandling the coronavirus crisis that's often a president trump threaten to permanently halt funding so the world health organization made the u.s. tries to use china as an issue to shirk responsibility and bargain over its international obligations to w.h.o. this is a miscalculation in the u.s. has picked the wrong target maybe going to. the u.s. leaders open later is full of hints perhaps and maybe tries to use specious methods to mislead the public and achieve the goals of smearing china's antivirus if it's and shoot responsibility for the united states on insufficient response this is futile all ties between china and australia also under growing strain after beijing impose tariffs and suspensions on a straight line agricultural products it's being seen as retaliation strain is pushing for a global investigation into the origins of private 19 bei

al-jazeera. warnings about the coronavirus spread and latin america and predictions of a 5 fold increase looming in brazil. hello again i'm mr taylor and this is al jazeera live from also coming up questioning the president's story twitter puts a fat check warning on messages from u.s. president on travel. riot police ready for more protests and hong kong the legislative council will soon.

al-jazeera really invests in that and that's a privilege as a journalist. hello there i'm mr with the headlines on al-jazeera china's president has been addressing the w.h.o. his annual meeting defending his country's handling of the coronavirus pandemic in a video speech being also promised $2000000000.00 over 2 years to help with the curve of 1000 response he said beijing has always been transparent about the crisis and that it supports an inquiry into the pandemic once it's brought under control. china will provide $2000000000.00 over 2 years to help with the global covered $900.00.

al-jazeera. hello there i'm mr with the headlines on al-jazeera to major southeast asian nations are taking tentative steps to lift coronavirus restrictions now thailand and malaysia have both spent weeks and locked down bombs at the start of the working week thailand is allowing restaurants cylons and pet shops to reopen no new deaths had been reported there in days but all incoming flights have been banned until the end of the month or malaysia is letting the majority of businesses reopen but large gatherings still aren't allowed and schools and universities remain closed people have also been asked to continue social distancing florence really has moved from kuala lumpur. a lot of businesses shops and offices are now allowed to open but they have to implement certain safety measures including temperature screening and making sure that there's nothing spaces within the premises for people to maintain physical distance now people are also now allowed to exercise out of their homes something they haven't been able to do in the last 6 weeks this allowed to play sports now outside as long as it doesn't

that's on him and then the commission of state thank you very much for joining us on al-jazeera mr pearl. still ahead for you on al-jazeera. joe biden tries to secure the crucial latino votes why he's struggling to consolidate this crucial block. from of course we'll hear from liverpool manager you have been club as the premier league steps up its preparations for a turn to action. examining the impact of today's headlines extraordinary times require extraordinary measures but these should not be at the expense of our privacy setting the agenda for tomorrow's discussions are no order life there was in these walls and now there is no live in the one global experts in discussion in this democracy why are people not voting international filmmakers and the world class journalists. on the road to syria. this powerful social network is sculpting a global cyber society and regulation is playing catch up with us scandals begin to unfold they will witness is that we should not be in this position. they want this much extra content as they can get undercover to gauge how ethics weigh against profi

their economy the director general of the international labor organization guy ryder talks to al jazeera. mr guy writer director general of the international labor organization thank you so much for your time it has been said that we are all and this together but we are not this pandemic does not affect everyone the same as a condom is started to to shut down country after country after country what was your immediate thought about what this would mean for for workers for laborers. well i think absolutely right in what you say we are all in this together but some of it some of us are in it up to our necks and others a bit less so my me just worry of course was how on earth as we take the necessary measures and i underline the word necessary measures to counter the virus and close down large parts of the world of work how are people going to get through this people who you know don't have big reserves don't have a lot of money behind them who rely on their work every day to make a living how are they going to get through this and you know i think as the crisis has deepened and the loss of emp

al-jazeera. warnings about the corona virus spread in latin america and predictions of a 5 fold increase looming in brazil. hello again i'm mr taylor and this is al jazeera live from also coming up questioning the president's story twitter puts a fact check warning on messages from u.s. president donald trump. riot police ready for more protests and hong kong the legislative council will soon begin debating a controversial new law. for policemen in the u.s. fired after the death of a black suspect as a backlash over a bystander's video of the arrest. now as latin america becomes the new global epicenter of the corona virus pandemic the world health organization has warned of surging infection numbers and brazil brazil peru and chile now brazil is by far the region's west affected country with more than 300000 confirmed cases that's the 2nd highest number in the wild the situation is so bad that the u.s. has imposed travel restrictions to anyone coming from that country that's just going to affect trees about reports. away from the sandy beaches of rio there's any we've got it. fabiano the gun that are are trying to locate co

association i he's joining us live via skype from geneva thanks very much for your time with us on al-jazeera mr so as you're going to zation has stated boosting consumer confidence in air travel is going to be critical for airlines recoveries but how do you do that when you yourself have recently said that passenger confidence will suffer a double whammy even when the pandemic is over that's a result of economic concerns and concerns about the safety of travel. we are working you know with governments and within the. framework of the international organization to restart our industry one of the key element to restart the industry is to organize and to implement a worldwide process to force send it all and check of passengers 1st of all truly straw their confidence and must fly safe and be sure that that plane is safe and secondly governments to be there and that they can lift problems frictions or border closures without risking really imploding the virus. in their countries so we are working with governments we are working with the national organization to set up the process of control and so

will go down any day now those 2 statements don't seem to match up especially here in mr palapa john home and al-jazeera hundreds of thousands of south korean students are returning to school as the government eases car one of ice restorations they had their temperatures checked and had to use sanitizer before entering the classroom also in santee chairs are required to wear masks and follow social distancing roles and the 1st day back to class was cut short for some after 2 cases were reported at a school near saw. now many cities in the u.s. are into their 3rd month of ramadan with most businesses closed restaurants and their staff are among businesses trying to ride out the shutdown but it's he had many won't make it. for something adelphia welcome to philly. as his traveling to resume video shows philadelphia is a food town no longer only known for its famed cheese steak sandwich philly is going through a restaurant renaissance it's become a top destination for foodies and home to some of america's most innovative and talented chefs but the shutdown brought on by covert 1000 has stopped everything a

hello again i'm mr hall with the headlines on al-jazeera fighting is intensifying between libya's warring sides to forces loyal to world khalifa haftar attached the capital's only functioning airport libya's u.n. recognized government launched a counter offensive to saturday's attack damaged planes and set fuel tanks have to us forces also struck nearby residential areas killing at least 4 civilians the tripoli government says more than a dozen have died just in the last 2 days hundreds of protesters marching through hong kong shopping malls resuming months of anti beijing demonstrations small groups of 8 were expected to form meeting social distancing guidelines for the gathering some actually been much larger dozens of police officers dressed in riot gear dispersed the demonstrators to decompile and has more on whether those protesters actually met social distancing guidelines at the beginning they were trying but eventually they made their way into these stopping malls and gathered in groups and as you can see here behind me on the railings people just gather around them and start chan

hello again i'm mr donahoe with the headlines on al-jazeera 3 days of protest over the killing of an unarmed black man in the united states city of minneapolis has exploded into a new nights of violence across the country the national guard has been called in to minneapolis and the mayor has declared a local emergency to 72 hours victoria gate and he has all the latest this was the police said a very different night of protest a 3rd police station in minneapolis set on fire as anger directed at those who swear to protect and serve.

hello again i'm mr with the headlines on al-jazeera 3 days of protest over the killing of an unarmed black man in the united states city of binny after this has exploded into a new nice of violence across the country the national guard has been called in to minneapolis and the mayor has declared a local emergency the 72 alice retore gate and he has all the latest. this was the police said a very different night of protest a 3rd police station in minneapolis set on fire as anger directed at those who swear to protect and serve escalated the. not far away mall burning shops looting and violence protests have spread across the united states in denver demonstrators echoed the demands for justice already heard in los angeles and new york anger over the treatment of african-americans by the police is new but it is very wrong right now. in louisville kentucky the death of george who it has reopened old wounds with protesters demanding justice for an african-american woman who was shot dead by police 2 months ago. it is this video of the last moments of george floyd's life a police officer k

around his precincts over the past 24 hours we will carry that for you live here on al-jazeera just as we. believe that mr de blasio is about to address this let's go back to the mayor of minneapolis now let's have a listen he said our own and into the future. there thank you mary. yesterday we asked a big thing of our residents we asked you to stay home we asked you to clear the streets to give our police officers and law enforcement professionals the opportunity to reclaim a sense of peace a sense of calm a sense of order and our community at the heart of that request was an invitation it was an invitation for us to take the anger to take the grief to take the trauma and even the rage that we've all experienced over the past week and decide how we would channel it we can either channel this energy towards destroying our own communities towards burning and looting our barber shops our restaurants our family owned businesses the lives and livelihoods that have gone into all of those institutions or we can take this energy and we can channel it towards building a better future i share the governor and mayo

hello again i'm mr and with the headlines on al-jazeera thousands of palestinian neighbors have been going back to work a dozen crossings have reopened after an agreement between israel and the palestinian authority but there are fears of health risks because of the coronavirus last month private employers were accused of dumping palestinian workers who showed private $1000.00 symptoms at checkpoints rights groups have criticized israel for a failures and sure his safety how correspondent need to abraham is in bethlehem and she says despite the risks the workers are an important source of income for the palestinian authority. thousands of palestinian workers are returning to their work in israel after a agreement has been made to allow them to go there and stay there for a couple of weeks this has been a daily commute for many workers but after the outbreak of coverage 19 an agreement has been made for them to stay in israel a similar agreement was made a couple of weeks ago but some of those workers said that they couldn't find suitable accommodation so they came back according to t

mr was. it's interesting to me. it's interesting. tradition like. al-jazeera. into the diverse culture sometimes. different couplets. let's take a look at the headlines here now just here and now the trump administration's handling of coronaviruses again under scrutiny a former top official is accused of looking for quick fixes by rushing unproven drugs to patients they included an untested malaria treatment pushed by the us president mike carroll has more from washington d.c. dr bright was in fact the head of the by a medical advice and development or thorough t. that's known as. he was sideline.

al-jazeera. they wanted $43000000000.00 with a weapon that was $6000000000.00 intermission. there's no ending war because there's always a small hole of people for really really good mr. bin assonance the united states have privatized the ultimate public function more shadow on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. and. the all. i don't know how the top stories here on al-jazeera and the death toll from cave 19 in the united states are supposed to 80000 but president donald trump says the country is on track to defeat the virus. india has partially reopened its rail network despite recording the largest number of new infections in a single day services will run from new delhi to 15 cities passengers need to pass health screenings before being allowed on board this is more from new delhi. the 1st of the trains a challenge to everyone from the southern city of chennai at 6 30 am local time and the 1st one from the capital here leaves in an ally around 11 30 am local time as you mentioned that they will be 30 trains running from tuesday between new delhi and 50 major cities around the country a huge relief because more than 20000000 people use indian railways every single day and tho

al-jazeera. 0. hello there i'm mr and this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes an emergency is declared in minneapolis after a police station assessed the light during a 3rd night of protests against the killing of a black man. well the u.s. president is accused of inflaming the unrest as twitter hides his message suggesting that police should shoot. a warning that hundreds of millions of workers are being exploited during india's coronavirus lock down and could end up deep and poverty. and delivering food to the desperate including one man who says he hadn't eaten for 17 days how coronavirus is making life even beliefs and parts of england . and his 4 month firms will be in the stadiums but the world's most watched football league is coming back after 3 months away the english premier league is set to restart on june 70. now donald trump is being accused of glorifying violence after adding fuel to the fire of racially charged protests across the u.s. the president says that when the looting starts the shooting starts he is referring to the city of minneapolis where days of

responsibility all right jump to date with the headlines on al-jazeera we've got more news coming up right after inside story my colleague mr taylor here with the news of that. is that coronavirus pandemic making it harder to treat all the diseases in africa u.n. agencies warned decades of progress in treating aids malaria and other illnesses could be reversed how do you decide what gets priority this is inside story. hello welcome to the program on burnitz. the coronavirus pandemic is putting enormous strain on health systems worldwide in some countries but means resources are being diverted from other treatments patients with illnesses such as age. or malaria risk having their treatment interrupted 2 thirds of the global population living with hiv are in sub-saharan africa if their anti-retroviral therapy is are disrupted it's fair hundreds of thousands could die the head of the world health organization is urging all countries to ensure vital health services remain open this is on avoidable worst case scenario and not a prediction this model acts as a wake up call to identify ways to sustain all vital services despite ou

mr was. it's interesting to me a. chance interesting. to hear oh world needs right. this is al jazeera i'm daddy navigator with a check on your world headlines 700 migrants and refugees have been detained in malaysia the government says it's part of fits efforts to contain the spread of the coronavirus but the migrants and refugees say it's discrimination and they're being unfairly targeted florence louis has more from kuala lumpur. hundreds of migrants and refugees including children rounded up in a raid in quality on friday they're being held in detention facilities migrant rights group.

nicolo he's a formally a french ambassador to iran he joins us from paris mr ambassador welcome to the news hour here on al-jazeera what does this mean for iran. it means a lot it means a lot because in fact. the ending of these waivers. run into committing. all the mistakes you know or of by your late king just doing what is left of the g.c. and in fact the american decision is a highly ideological decision it's not in it does not good for nonproliferation the contrary if. international cooperation cannot come to help iran in 2 projects i mean you know who did do the research reactors one in iraq and one in tehran with sawyer useful really following the development of. progress in iran. iran will be tempted to take things in in sydney sort hands you know and the case of. the tehran reactor it will be tempted to produce its own fuel do if you were supposed to be provided by russia and the fuel is a bit it's a bit sensitive matter because the fuel for destruct there is a new range of men rich to 20 percent and when you go from 20 percent 30 who from time to percent to 90 percent which is the weapon grade. weapon gr

director of strategy for to reason may when she was british prime minister mr wilkins thanks so much for joining us here on al-jazeera always johnson didn't just back dominic cummings during the brief need used incredibly strong language saying that cummings acted responsibly legally and with integrity soared really strong defense there remind us why dominic cummings is so important for the british prime minister. but well golly cummings is somebody who vote is. given people political voice is a proven winner he won the. referendum in $2816.00 he was leading the vote campaign and against many people's expectations he were not campaign he won previous political campaigns and only in december of last year of course the prime minister secured an 80 seat majority in the general election which cummings was its rental in getting him to core and also in the structure of that campaign so he's a proven winner in that sense and you know he's somebody who's the promise of clear voice working force the difficulties because part of the reason he's a crew winner is because he's always been somebody who's played certainly the edge

chamisa in harare he is the leader of the movement for democratic change mr cheney so welcome to the news hour here on al-jazeera there are serious allegations circulating here tell us what you think happened to these women. well i had the record. of. being arrested i rested after there was a demonstration. when they were. demonstrating i'm going to. lock down without the necessary support troop support. groups. when this service was affected it was expected on various people. who had. been in the demonstration but what we then got was that there was an abduction of those people could not be accounted for particularly our youth leaders that 3 female youth leader there were only the next day by the roadside in the outskirts of writing but they make an allegation that there were sexual abuse. they were treated. and inhuman and degrading treatment they were also subject to excessive torture during the night that is the report we then. put across and we have even made an appeal to the international community in particular the united nations to look into this matter because it is becoming become a trend. people are b

responsibility all right jump to date with the headlines on al-jazeera we've got more news coming up right after inside story my colleague mr taylor here with the news of that. is the corona virus pandemic making it hard to treat all the diseases in africa u.n. agencies warned decades of progress in treating aids malaria and other illnesses could be reversed how do you decide what gets priority this is inside story. hello welcome to the program it's the coronavirus pandemic is putting enormous strain on health systems worldwide.

for his handling of the coronavirus bric alan fischer al-jazeera at the chinese embassy in washington. well david gopalan is in hong kong she says mr trump's announcement on ending preferential treatment to the tertiary could be disastrous for the economy. hong kong and mainland chinese officials say any u.s. action will not derail the end of the national security law but the u.s. says once the law is in place hong kong is no longer sufficiently autonomy's from mainland china which means they can take away the special status which includes policies on trade travel and extradition and analysts say it will be a huge blow to hong kong standing as an international financial center we don't really know what the national security law is going to say and how much will be left in hong kong we don't really know what president trump is going to do you know is he going to be false agents or is it going to be limitations on the margin i think what we do know is that this is the end of an era where hong kong has really been seen as very much an independent global financial center and now it's going to be an international center part of china go

al-jazeera to counter. the soto's prime minister told mr obama is under pressure to quit after his winning coalition collapsed donny and his 2nd wife are at the center of a scandal involving the murder of his 1st wife little it was shots near her home when the 2017 she had reportedly refused to divorce her husband after he begun a new relationship with my sister to bonnie his current wife in fabry my sister was charged with masterminding the murder of the political thomas the body failed to appear in court instead he left us a little for south africa 2 days later 18 year old to bonnie told a radio station he'd resign at the end of july but said old age was the reason fundamental has this update from johannesburg. just as the recent history in the city has been complicated this it continues to be the case in that the coalition government in lawsuit too has wanted tom to bonnie out of office for some time now he has said that he would retire 1st at the end of july and now he has it at the end of may and now in the latest political move to try to get the prime minister out they've said that they have dissolved t

and that's it from a pizza santa thanks very much mr santamaria is in the wings he'll have 30 minutes of al-jazeera world is going to come back i'll have another news out for you from 13 see that. as countries begin easing coronavirus restrictions scientists warn of a 2nd wave of infections in the last few days. in front of the neighborhood and many fear the economy is being prioritized about for human life until fall of people getting the focus on the outfield that was spiking called would like to face as we bring you the latest developments from across the globe coronavirus fundament special coverage on al-jazeera $1300000000.00 indians are in lockdown in the coverage 19 pandemic with millions unable to feed their families one o one east investigates the unfolding humanitarian crisis on al-jazeera. water scarcity has become a major global issue the demand is going straight up and the supply is going straight down turning an essential natural resource into a commodity traded for profit just because. it's cannot be what about the guy that can afford it and in that case tell these water in a new 2 p

al-jazeera. choices and sacrifices made in the name of mother's love to provide for her children a woman in thailand mr price some of the love they crave and focus this compassion and kindness on how well with alzheimer's patients from the west. one is swiss by many travel halfway around the wilds to leave that in her cat. witness kissing mother goodbye on al-jazeera. shaved humanity i really really not getting anywhere near. a whistle blower says the u.s. president sought quick fixes to treat coronavirus trying to fast track unproven drugs. some say than this is our live from our world headquarters in they'll also coming up back to school students return in the original epicenter of the corona virus outbreak. south korea relaxes restrictions on social distancing as the.

al-jazeera berlin. spain's parliament has extended the country's state of emergency for a 4th time from mr petro sanchez managed to secure enough backing to extend it until the 24th of may just as the government to control people's movements as it gradually relaxes its lockdown spain is one of the world's worst hit countries with more than $25000.00 deaths. a number of deaths in the u.k. is now past 30000 it comes a day after britain registered the highest death toll in europe. meanwhile one of the most senior scientific advisors to the u.k. government has resigned professor neil ferguson breached the trend of ours knock down rules he helped create by receiving secret visits to his home by a woman. just was one of the leading voices on the scientific advisory group and had the virus himself honan's coalition government just postponing the sunday's presidential election ruling no one justice party wanted to hold a vote by post about it because of the pandemic but some m.p.'s refused to back that proposal and the opposition accuse the government of putting its political interests 1st a new day date is yet

al-jazeera every generation has a higher purpose. ours. choices and sacrifices made in the name of a mother's love to provide for her children a woman in thailand mr pride some of the love they crave and focus this compassion and kindness on how work with alzheimer's patients from the west. one this was spam of the travel halfway around the world to leave their own mother in her care. witness kissing mother goodbye on al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera. hello i'm sam is a that this is the news hour live from doha coming up the next 60 minutes more than 60000 infections in 6 days russia becomes the world's new coronavirus hotspot. remembering the fall and commemorations to be end of world war 2 in europe ah.

as a counselor for the state council appointed by premier li in 2015 mr wang good to talk to you here on the news hour on al-jazeera you are very very close to president xi jinping article 4 of this legislation is arguably the most controversial it talks about a must improving national security situation in real terms what does that mean for hong kong. well. i think that in our form how we've seen that in the last year there is a lot of. unrest and a lot of a dispute and lot of demonstrations and some of very violent and it's really greatly interfere in the media lives around and also actually put on going into really. is the point about really since the since the handover and actually not receded tourism is information that is it's not there anymore because support is not there anymore and the hong kong really losing a lot of appeal to the national community because their hometown is now basically. cannot be invested anymore because of the political instability and also the violence so i think what is trying to you know is that what is' the situation but also to introduce the law so that there is no you know as un

trip during the lock down by mr bowers johnson's defended cummings who's defied calls to resign or to apologize and those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after the stream good bye. to the old is there a sort of let me ask you how worried you are about the increase in hostilities in yemen we listen this is the moment you stop already 30 action this is the moment it also trades on fighting every night we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on the edge is there a. time for me i came welcome to this john hopkins university keeping track of the global numbers for co the 19 yes have a look here on my laptop it is difficult to get accurate figures but this is what they are seeing round about now is 5000002 firm cases look at the number of deaths here and we're going to be talking not about deaths but about remarkable survive as a survivor has come from the u.s. from the u.k. at all sent from south africa i am going to get them to introduce themselves and i don't know.

mr. bin assonance we in the united states have privatized the ultimate public function more shadow on al-jazeera. examining the impact of today's headlines extraordinary times require extraordinary measures but these should not be at the expense of our privacy setting the agenda for tomorrow's discussions i know of the life that was in these walls and now there is no live in the wall global experts in discussion in this democracy why are people not voting international filmmakers and world class journalists. on al-jazeera. the. your to not use their a reminder of our top stories this hour almost 3200000 more people have filed for unemployment in the united states as the corona virus outbreak devastates the economy 33500000 people have registered is unemployed just 7 weeks. united nations is asking for nearly $7000000000.00 in funding to fight the effects of the coronavirus pandemic on poor countries the u.n. humanitarian chief says extraordinary measures are needed to protect vulnerable communities from conflict and starvation. and israel's parliament has officially nominated benjamin netanyahu

mr was. chance interesting for me. chance interesting. if you want to help save the world's. sneeze into your own. revealing eco friendly solutions to combat threats to our planet on al-jazeera. you were back in public view of north korea's state television shows video of this leader after weeks of speculation about is how. play watching al-jazeera live from with me for the bad people also ahead new hope for coronavirus patients the u.s. approves the emergency use of an experimental drug as a treatment strain takes such a few more steps towards easing its wrong don.

concerns therefore the stupid mr shinde again said the people where they were at is essential services back to get them thanks so much from the. well still ahead on al-jazeera how the drugs donald trump is promoting as a coronavirus cure is linked to increased heart failure. getting back to basics in lebanon how growing your own groceries is saving some from the looming food crisis . the usual sunshine and showers across southeast asia. the equates it was the summer the wet weather 1st time into the philippines heat of the day showers rolling in him this line of sherry right well that stretches across parts of india china vietnam cambodia and thailand seeing the south bring up in the afternoon as per usual the possibility also say some wetter weather not see bad to the south some up to saying some lively showers and a chance to some rather wet weather for a time into parts of indonesia java stays dry jakarta has around 32 degrees celsius for australia where we say some rather cold weather recently across a good part of australia sent me into queensland's seem some i'm a wreck cold stumbling a race and the temperatures in brisbane struggled to reach as 17.9

actually sharing here on al jazeera dot com 15000 under quarantine as coronavirus cases rise though really close to. what's going on. who are thank you and as you mentioned the trieste and mr franks of the inauguration of the 1st 2 sorry i so these are severe acute respiratory infection isolation and treatment facilities the entire humanitarian community in support of the governments is working to establish trial centers that would be used for to treat patients both talking to refugees and local bangladeshi population who are showing my age disappearance and since so we have opened the doors of stress centers and entry just to rest cases where where it's confirmed in the refugee camps we have been working around the clock for the past 3 months to make sure that the sentence can be opened and obviously trade concerns refugees are a concern but the numbers are pretty given their high population density within the towns they were on treatment for some incidents training distribution the need soon to have frontline health workers is going on round the clock and you mentioned the egyptian acquiring team that's in the cards there are if there are additional measures ongoing term

christian salumi al-jazeera the european commission is calling for a recovery fund of some 825000000000 dollars to help you nations tackle the pandemic present on delay and that while mr transformed the rock central finances to allow it to raise money from capital markets it would then hand out grants and loans from member states but some countries including austria the netherlands denmark and sweden are opposed to taking on debt for other countries well as coronavirus restrictions begin to ease some refugees and migrants have resumed their journeys towards e.u. countries many have been stuck in the balkans for months during the lockdowns now groups are braving a dangerous mountain pass in bosnia to cross into neighboring croatia it's become one of the latest gateways to the block bosnian police say they don't have the resources to stop the flow of people. the fellows have increased share each time we get caught we learn they put us through different things each time they throw us in a river and make us suffer a lot of other miseries. i mean everyone has a family in europe my wife is in france with my babies and i must go there. now the international labor organizatio

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al jazeera. south africa has started easing some coronavirus restrictions off for 5 weeks under lockdown some businesses have been allowed to reopen and people can leave their homes to exercise for mr miller has more from johannesburg. this is the main highway between johannesburg. and police have set up one of the largest road blocks in this area they're also soldiers to ensure that people aren't hearing to the lockdown restrictions now south africa has eased the regulations slightly in that some businesses are able to open and a 3rd of the workforce are able to go to work but for millions of south africans these are the kind of regulations that they're facing police are making sure they adhere to regulations and they're also on the lookout for cigarettes and alcohol because in south africa the sale and transportation of those items is still bad and . police will likely see thousands of vehicles come through this roadblock during the course of the day there are about $7000.00 soldiers that have been deployed across the country but the government has also said it's made provision for up to 70000 soldiers to monitor the streets in south africa while distinctions are being eased even