the clock seems to be ticking for india's most populous city mumbai. climate scientists predict that the rising levels of the arabian sea will wipe out the city in just a few 100 years. members 1st inhabitants but the. traditional fisherman who have lived of the bounty of the sea for generations. today they are on the front line facing the threat of under lending arabian sea which surrounds the sea. on 3 sides. in just 10 years some fishing villages in mumbai have lost a monumental 18 meters of land to coastal erosion. but luckily the region is gifted with a robust protective barrier along many parts of this coastline the mangroves. mangroves are coastal forests and situated between the ocean and the land mass which reduce the intensity of the crushing big by acting as a buffer. they also act like sponges by soaking up excess water to prevent inland flooding and by releasing tiny droplets into the air to regulate the city's temperature mumbai's mangrove however are in grave danger. absent fisherman come look up over is voted about the future of the pla

heady days of ops heritage of mumbai and we don't see other side of mumbai that's item is beautiful if you see this or this item in the ground i was very interested either side is very vibrant and this remind us of the good days i mean most of the things the most personal to your face most of it serves. to this walk is called the doc he saw a river walk it has degraded in recent years causing mumbai to become extremely vulnerable to flooding and water borne disease. but the warley community of no part out that has lived along these banks for generations has a different approach to the river and forest many aspects of their traditional ways of life remain intact until nice house is an embodiment of their philosophy a decades old star mind mound is safely enclosed within the protective boundary of her brick wall she has no means of income and it is the community around her participants on the heritage walk that supports her in a frightening trend the government has now categorized her community as illegal settlers. they want to now demolish our homes they don't want a trace of the indige

the speech part where they're seen one by has done out of maharashtra astute mumbai skin has all been a total india has uses this saying that what he bags like in hospitals alongside relations and this is of course very concerned me and we'll again have to see what exactly is actually going to be the direction we should let. in how intense the out . now the poor unsurprisingly have been particularly hard hit especially migrant workers and we're saying lots of devastating cases it is help on the way. back when the government has announced a stimulus package which it seems the stent percent of g.d.p. this is targeted at small business those farmers and might there's going to be looting and distribute it quite often but again and again getting visionless on exodus from india has been centered on my clients the government has started. over the last couple of weeks the. news of trying to just only have to be 24 why don't. you know what accidents over the last 2 weeks have been similar deaths reported all 50 deaths across the country so definitely the hell that is on but we need to get to t

correspondent sagna found a car went to mumbai to find out more. young has lived here for much of her life this building a century old it was built just as world war one ended. it's a tough climb for the 55 year old chronic need but that isn't i mean what. she says the building which is 80 tenants is crumbling. recently the slab of stone came loose and fitted seriously injuring the neighbor on the ground floor. in the one dream that young shares with the family cracks run through the wall the plaster spilling and bamboo sticks prop up the ceiling the monsoon rains make the structure riskier each year young pieces she's repeatedly complained to the landlord with little success. you know there was no way that i live in fear that the building will collapse my children are away at work all day so at least they're safe my husband and i stay at home we could be killed but the way i see it we're old we've lived our lives. leaving the police isn't an option for young whose family owns a modest living tenants like b. just $10.00 a month here ingrained some

also means owners get little money to invest in repairs leaving the structures to rot many parts of mumbai like your income a home to old rickety properties data shows that are more than 14000 buildings in the city that are groups of collapse due to a lack of maintain a nice and government apathy only of the c.e.o. of 4 story building collapsed at the spot killing more than a dozen people and injuring many more disasters of this kind aren't uncommon in the city. one buys chronic housing was also linked to its dense population and scarcity of land the city is surrounded by water on 3 sites and has no space to grow more than 40 percent of its 18000000 residents live in slums and shantytowns experts say at the heart of the problem of the city's sky high real estate values and a powerful builders lobby. has sort of in the last 20 years for the situation. building it will mean that there will be an option off a development for the private developer and also because then they have much on most of these buildings out in the island city. the prices of. cities. even for residents who do decide to r

family used to live in an old building in south mumbai until it partially collapsed one day during repairs. the governments and the residents here to the so called transit camp to wait till the building was demolished and rebuilt she says the current crew too has developed leaks and gets water logged out of the monsoon. that's that mainly when we moved in here we thought it would take a year or 2 at most but now 13 years have gone by and we have just somehow continued living here in the hope that someday we'll get our own home. for young home is a much loved but dangerous place option would be to get out and lead a much broader life in a far flung suburb either way it's not much of a choice. as populations expand and cities grow ever denser optimal use of space is becoming increasingly essential but the architects and urban planners and visioning of the residential projects of the future may be able to draw on lessons of the past in 1900 walter gropius founded the bauhaus school of architecture famous for minimalism and functionality 100 years on his influence is still shaping the spaces w

she's now pinning all hope will be on her teenage daughter in mumbai to book one. and it isn't just stranded visitors to debbie who was scrambling to get out. while passenger trains have started running from today special transform migrants have been running for over a week now however migrants here tell us that these have not been easy to get all. these migrant construction workers from be hard also walked 15 kilometers to the railway station this see it is impossible to get on the special subsidised trains from migrants some couldn't even find out how to apply for a ticket. and others said the wait was too long. they paid 3 and a half 1000 rupees or over 40 euros for their tickets. 10 times the usual fare. but with no prospect of jobs all the region is this simply had no choice. we don't want to stay here i'm going to work resumes i'll see if i feel like returning otherwise i can spend my life following about karma i just want to get back now but. they're all lying no one is telling the truth they keep saying they're giving this and that we haven't received a sin

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-- anaban in mumbai.this push polity symakers to announce more stimulus or are their hands tied at this point? >> that's the expectation from the market that this grim data will force them to come out with measures earlier than expected. you have to think that so far what the policymakers have done from the fiscal side is 0.8% of g.d.p. that's clearly underwhelming given how much services and manufacturing sector, both of which make up india's g.d.p. are collapsing. clearly the policymakers have to prime the economy, protect it nd make it come out of the economic season or what economists are calling it. the longer this is delayed, it is largely for the recovery to take shape and our economist is expecting 4.5% contraction in india's g.d.p. until march 21. clearly it's not very good prognosis. tom: what does that suggest then or tell us about the strength of rebound when these restrictions are eased in india. >> well, what policymakers have done is they are slowly opening up the economy but most of the in

she's now pinning all hope will be on her teenage daughter in mumbai to book one.and it isn't just stranded visitors today who was scrambling to get out. while passenger trains have started running from today special trains for migrants have been running for over a week now however migrants here tell us that these have not been easy to get all. these migrant construction workers from be hard also walked 15 kilometers to the railway station this see it is impossible to get on the special subsidised transport migrants some. couldn't even find out how to apply for a ticket and others said the wait was too long. they paid 3 and a half 1000 rupees or over 40 euros for their tickets. 10 times the usual fare. but with no prospect of jobs all the ages this simply had no choice. we don't want to stay here. if i feel like returning otherwise i can spend my life farming about karma i just want to get back to. the service today well they're all lying no one is telling the truth they keep saying they're giving this and that we haven't received a single thing which again. put th

yogita limaye for us in mumbai.s, many are having to get creative when it comes to maintaining social distancing rules. in spain, officials intend to launch a basic income programme of $500 a month. this fish restaurant in ocean city, maryland, is using bumper tables strapped to customers to keep them from getting within six feet of each other. who said social distancing couldn't also be fun? you could also jump you could alsojump in the river with that stop let's bring you this important update on that man's story. we are hearing confirmation the white house physician has written in a memo that president trump has indeed been taking hydroxychloroquine for two weeks. the memo says the potential benefit from the drug out weighed the risks. but the food and drug administration still cautions against its use, reporting heart rhythm problems in the revision 19 patients —— in covid—19 patients using the drug. on monday, the temperature reached 25 celsius in suffolk and over the next couple of days the heat will continue

in the city of mumbai, one group of citizens took notice, and decided to take action.hat i'm part of this magic. so for migrant labourers, they we re so for migrant labourers, they were all daily wage earners, on an everyday basis of course the factories the small industries shut down, construction sites shut down, construction sites shut down, construction sites shut down so they were all getting paid. when the shut down happened, they will go back to their towns. they were not earning money so they would not earning money so they would not pay rent to stay, they couldn't buy food for themselves. khaanachiye.com is khaanachiye. com is basically khaanachiye.com is basically a platform where we aggregate demand for people across the city of mumbai and we create capacities from kitchens, from restau ra nts capacities from kitchens, from restaurants to supply this food and we also organise everything into and organised for us. we mapped the demand and create a supply and release funds for it and then we distributed to the hungry. they are not concerned about coronavirus.

flamingo numbers in the mumbai metropolitan region are reported to have topped 150,000 in the first weeke gardens. some beautiful images from our weather watchers. in terms of weather for going out in the garden and for exercising today, a lot of fine conditions found across the uk through the afternoon, a rushed view shopper shows for the south east

the less polluted air and cleaner water have attracted tens of thousands of flamingos to a lake in mumbai, turning it pink. the migration of the birds is an annual phenomenon but not usually on such a scale. flamingo numbers in the mumbai metropolitan region are reported to have topped 150,000 in the first week of april. some benefits. now it's time for a look at the weather with susan powell. hello, rather couple of showery days, good for the gardens. some beautiful images from our weather watchers. in terms of weather for going out in the garden and for exercising today, a lot of fine conditions found across the uk through the afternoon, a rushed view shopper shows for the south east of scotla nd shopper shows for the south east of scotland and the north—east of them through the afternoon, it could catch them out. chilly along the north sea coast thanks to the brecel. elsewhere, temperatures in the mid—teams. the showers clear overnight, but what the south—west, more cloud starting to push in and that will mean quite a hazy start to the day for southern england and south wales. maybe a

yogita limaye, bbc news, mumbai.mer staff assistant nearly 30 years ago. mr biden‘s former aide, tara reade, was one of eight women who came forward last year to accuse the former vice president of sexual harassment. here is joe biden speaking on us television about the allegations. i am saying unequivocally it never, never happen, and it didn‘t. it never happened. do you remember her? do you rememberany types of complaints that she might have made? i don‘t remember any type of complaint she may have made. it was 27 years ago, and i don‘t remember nor does anyone else that i am aware of. and the fact is, that i don‘t remember. i don‘t remember any complaint ever being made. stay with us. her good evening. we‘ve seen plenty of turbulent skylines throughout the last couple of days and some hefty downpours to go with them, but, equally, a little bit of sunshine in between. however, those hefty showers will continue to keep coming, as we go through the rest of this evening, and it‘s all down to this area of low pressure.

from mumbai, yogita limaye reports. they've packed the little bay have and set off.h theirfamilies, but have and set off. a few with their families, but mostly, these are men who came to mumbai to earn a better life for their loved ones. in the cities, they've helped build, stuck amidst the lockdown, many have been left to fend for themselves. translation: at least we get food in our village. if we stay here, we will die of hunger. on just one morning and one city, we have seen hundreds on the road, under the summer sun. this 60—year—old worked as a labourer with his nephew. ar then why they aren't waiting since the government has said it would provide transport. translation: we have been hearing these assurances for a long time but nothing has been done. everything is for the wealthy. no—one thinks about us so we have no option but to walk. many have been thrown out of the rooms they lived in, because they can't afford rent. these are people who have already walked miles to the outskirts of the city, hoping they would find some means of transport back to their villa

let's go to mumbai. door brawls outside liquor shops.i there were clashes with police. -- there were brawls. to what extent could this affect plans to reopen the economy in india? cast was thend theme in various parts of the city. the migrant workers and daily wage workers have been demanding to go back home but they were struck because of the 40 day long lockdown. now when the lockdown has been extended by two weeks, they really feel the need to reach home. classesry violent happened that -- clashes onened that -- at surat, of the largest diamond centers in the world. police used batons and fired tear gas to re-disperse the crowd. the government is saying they're starting special pains to ferry them back home by the process is long. they have to check that the migrant workers will not have the symptoms before they board a train. this is a process which is very tense and the government is making an effort to cool down the process. it comes to the market, we saw a huge selloff yesterday during monday's trade. what can we expect today? >>

haslinda: i reported there in mumbai. -- our reporter there in mumbai. let's recap.eking to raise about billion in -- $20 the t-mobile deal. 25% ofpany owns about t-mobile u.s. and plans to sell a stake of it so they can consolidate. said to bebank seeking to raise about $20 billion in its t-mobile deal. ourng up in the next hour, interview with the malaysian opposition leader, anwar ibrahim p.m. in sydney. ♪ ♪ along with rishaad salamat, welcome to "bloomberg markets: asia," and i am haslinda amin. chinese leader xi jinping says any vaccine would be shared with all. 100 million people are back in lockdown in china. and politics, a power struggle and the prospects for change. we are joined exclusively by the opposition leader in malaysia, trumpibrahim, later, and posting a letter, threatening freezing, also saying china has been anything but transparent. of course, this is a tit-for-tat, some taking issue -- trump taking issue with the who. trump was saying that china was the place where the virus started, again, trump posting a letter threatening a permanent who fun

to asia where india's financial hub is facing an acute shortage of hospital beds mumbai is not building a makeshift hospital to cope with a soaring number of covert 19 infections doctors say patients have been falls to share beds they also report bodies left lying in wards because morgues a so fall mumbai is the worst affected city in india with more than $20000.00 reported cases. well the country has extended the world's biggest lock down by another 2 weeks but ease some restrictions markets are now allowed to open for the 1st time in 8 weeks and travel between states is permitted in personal vehicles and buses despite the number of cases continuing to rise elizabeth peral a reporter from new delhi. chanakya made it is preparing to open his toy store and car market for the 1st time in nearly 2 months it's in one of the most expensive parts of the indian capital but the highest rent our sales are you don't know and the government is saying we have the big salary payments we have to make you feel that you are enters are so high income market we cannot survive making this absolute. the in

transitioning of the from calling them fossil fuel for their daily needs some of that who coming to you from mumbai in india over the next 30 minutes let's look at .