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reporter: my friends and family members in mumbai have said it is been quite difficult. the cyclone has made landfall in the last few hours. the meteorological department said the ldfall will continue for a few hours with winds up to one hundred 60 kilometers per hour, very heavy rainfall. mumbai is the financial capital of india, so when that is affected, and has a knock on effect for the rest of the country as well. my family and friends were sending video about the extent of damage they are seeing. as you mentioned earlier, the airport was closed and there were reports of waterlogging, reports of trees falling in many cars being destroyed because of that. also in some parts outside of mumbai, people spoke with mentioned that the electricity supply had also been affected. things seem to be slightly getting a bit back on track now. the low-lying areas can get waterlogged quite easily, but with the scale of heavy rainfall that's been the case in many parts, particularly areas that were directly in the trajectory of this am have been badly affected. and it complicates wha

it missed a direct hit on mumbai but made landfall on the western state.ds were up to 190 kilometers per hour, 120 miles per hour. this is some of the devastation that has been caused by it. let's hear a little more about what happened. >> the strong wind came from this side and went toward the west. it damaged many trees and houses. >> let's hear now from someone in a city there, and has an update about what is happening. >> as you can see behind me, the rainbow here, it is very heavy right now. the cyclone has just landed. this cyclone landed yesterday, traveled all the way from the seashore to the main city. the conditions right now here, after the cyclone landed, heavy windfall has been witnessed all across the state. as many as 40,000 trees were uprooted, roads were closed. over 200,000 people from various areas were displaced to different places. >> as part of the recovery effort, there are rescue attempts taking place at sea. take a look at these dramatic pictures from a rescue of workers stranded on a lighthouse during the storm. also searching for

if you look at the trains from last year the city of the state of modest on the city of mumbai where the worst affected initially and then the rest of the country followed suit but so did the recovery about so based on the recovery back then is that i am seeing in mumbai and in the state of modest i know there is reason to be optimistic that within the next 2 or 3 days hopefully the rest of the country can follow as well dr corder a lot of thought the seeing coventry have been prevented with better preparation. i think mistakes were made all around i think in hindsight lot of people probably figured it a lot of things that they did in terms of slowing down in terms of gatherings that that occurred which which possibly should not have happened given the fact that we know over the past one the 0 that gatherings of people enclosed spaces and crowded spaces and close contact it's all a bunch of individuals is the most efficient we have spread so in hindsight i do think that we could have done a better job in preventing. spread that the mosque level at an individual level as well i think

mumbai, just tell us how they're getting along-— mumbai, just tell us how they're getting along. and family members in _ getting along. so, my friends and family members in mumbai - getting along. so, my friends and family members in mumbai saysl getting along. so, my friends and | family members in mumbai says it getting along. so, my friends and - family members in mumbai says it has been quite difficult because the cyclone just brushed past and made its landfill in the last few hours. indian meteorological department says this will continue for a few hours with wind speeds of 160 kph. very heavy rainfall. mine by is a financial —— mumbai is financial, so in as a knock on effect on the rest of the country. people are sending videos about the extent of damage that they're seeing, and they do say they feel they have kind of, just because of the tragic, it wasn't as badly affected. the airport was closed for a period of time. there have been reports of waterlogging, reports of tree falling and many cars being destroyed because of that. also, in some parts outside of mumbai, people

this state's. 580 covert patients were moved from field hospitals to safe locations in mumbai well a new the good year out state who covered patients in hospitals within 5 kilometers of the coast were relocated a low turn at how supplies were arranged for nearly 400 days ignited covert hospitals with the storm weakening as it moves further inland people a cleaning up the whole thing off shore search and rescue operations are successful challenge dallas. spain is facing a diplomatic and humanitarian crisis after more than 8000 people cross from morocco to the enclave of ceuta half i have been sent back but it's a sign that the peninsula just across the strait of gibraltar from europe is an increasingly tempting route out of africa now the reports. tuesday in see you and still they kept coming so much swarm around the border fence is sticking out into the mediterranean sea used rubber dinghies others simply walked across at low tide one young man is known to have drowned dozens have been treated for hypothermia. the adults were transferred to suitors main football stadium but those tho

to create havoc and shock to business of around the country we catch up with our correspondent in mumbai to find out more about the situation there also coming up easy come easy go tesla c.e.o. iran must put the brakes on bitcoin after he says he won't accept the crypto currency anymore because of environmental concerns. come to do business i want to get johnsonville and good to have you with us. the heart wrenching pictures from india just keep coming people who are desperate to get off cylinders for their family members thousands still die every day because of in adequate medical care and the corona crisis is also having a hard economic impact on the people there many business owners cannot open their stores and when they do barely enough to survive our ports need to ride to go look around one of the largest shopping streets in the suburbs of mumbai. a once bustling shopping precinct in a seaside suburb on the edge of mumbai now the crowds are gone the shops are closed the owners have returned to their homes mostly cities and other states such as ra just on madhya pradesh or bihar. ram

for 93 people missing after a barge carrying oil workers was caught in the storm off the coast of mumbai charlotte bellis reports. a risk you were a fish in the middle of a cyclon off india's wisconsin the navy and air force rarely does 3 barges was 700 people on board when to drift by one used for accommodation workers on offshore oil rigs sent tuesday morning with dozens of people missing these men were the 1st to be rescues. the barges were pulled from their holdings as cycling tops a pushed up past carola. it's good you're right lead an image rift in the arabian sea. this was the most powerful storm to hit the region in more than 20 years the indian meteorological department categorized the storm as extremely severe it brought gusts of up to 218 kilometers per hour one level below india's highest supa cycling category there are even to reduce abortions are those damages are robbing robert you at brad has resulted in well go are you know storms and 5 frost long over there are a b. and c. . and this was the result on land the storm surge battered properties for hundreds of kilometers d

well dr lancelot pinto is a pulmonologist an epidemiologist based in mumbai he joins us now via skype sir thank you so much for joining us here on al-jazeera we were just hearing the views there of a senior leader of the governing b j p party speaking to us a little bit earlier about vaccination effectively lording is one of the best in the world certainly by number if not percentage of the population then on the other hand we have the chief executive of the country's largest vaccine manufacturing saying the shortage will last for several months so who's right so i think we have had challenges with the vaccination program over the past few weeks i believe all the people who wanted to get vaccines on a particular day at some point of we had to have not got it on the day of their choice of not got it in the day of the schedule. to a certain extent years right that it's it is it is a huge endeavor to vaccinate the country as big as it with a population that it has but i think most of those feel that we are until we have been picked up at the best that we should have right now. again in t

in mumbai, for example, the ocean is probably our biggest toilet. people would rather go there versus a small confined room with very little lighting. >> that has to be a tough sell because you're like, look, i get it, it's very liberating. when you told me they shit in the ocean, i'm like, that would be really nice. >> exactly. >> because just to be like, you know what, yolo. i mean, it doesn't look like a-- >> toilet? >> yeah, it doesn't look like a toilet. >> it smells like it, though. >> yeah. >> we have 1,600 children dying every single day in india because of lack of sanitation. >> ok. >> 24% of our girls drop out of schools because schools don't have adequate toilets for them. >> wow. >> 30% of the women get sexual harassed or humiliated when using the toilet. so when you look at just the root cause of the problem. and i think a lot of our conversations have been with philanthropists who would never think that toilets is something that they want to give money to. >> yeah. when i first heard tanmay's joke about the 54%, it made me laugh. but i

this state's. 580 covert patients were moved from field hospitals to safer locations in mumbai well in northern good drought states who coated patients in hospitals within 5 kilometers of the coast will relocate it a low turn at how supplies are arranged for nearly 400 days ignited covert hospitals with the storm weakening as it moves further inland people are cleaning up the whole thing off shore search and rescue operations are successful charlotte dallas. india's daily coronavirus death toll has reached a record high of more than $4300.00 fatalities were reported on tuesday but arbor of new infections though continues to fall and i believe that's because less testing is being done meanwhile there are reports that india isn't likely to resume major vaccine exports until october at the earliest more on that now from elizabeth products in new delhi. it was about 2 months ago that the indian government decided to considerably slow down exports because they realize that they don't have enough at home and about a month ago they halted india was the biggest contributors to the un's kovacs

we will be live to mumbai injusta of india. we will be live to mumbai in just a few of india.vestment agreement that borisjohnson promises will add 6000 jobs to the uk. we will be live to mumbai for details on that. hello. when it comes to bank holiday weather, our expectations are normally low, but even they were undercut by what just happened. up to two inches of rain in the wettest parts of scotland, but very few avoided a spell of lashing rain. a wind gust over 90mph off the south coast of england. even where the rain held off until late in the day, the temperature only reached 1a celsius, and that's the lowest high temperature the uk has had on the early may bank holiday, so that makes it the coldest early may bank holiday on record. it's not going to feel any warmer during tuesday. it'll still be windy, though not quite as windy, and there'll be showers around as the area of low pressure that did for the bank holiday weather pulls away into the north sea. the flow of air behind that, though, coming down from the north, that means temperatures below average for the time o

rational kermie works for a pharmaceutical company in mumbai but it's on the streets where he thinks he can save more lives he's been working since he was the same age as many of these children he wants to help them right now that means handing out masks. and every time. i go to see children and adults in different costumes with great messages about global awareness today i had best of a joke or a joke for happiness but we live in such times. as covert 19 chokes india it is the humanity of indians often strange is keeping its people alive on the outskirts of new delhi seek volunteers have set up this free oxygen camp a new patient arrives every 20 minutes. we believe that no one should die just a lack of oxygen it's a small thing but nowadays it's the one thing everyone needs. in every city village street corner the healthy news the sick in popal of mohammed can witness children carrying their parents on the backs to hospital so he sold his wife's jewelry and turned his rickshaw into an ambulance. a critically ill patient cannot be brought to the hospital without oxygen support so i

a once bustling shopping precinct in a seaside suburb on the edge of mumbai now the crowds are gone the shops are closed the owners have returned to their homes mostly in other states such as rogers done much of pradesh or bihari. rubbish kumar is lucky he's permitted to open his shop for 3 whole hours but only because he sells groceries and everyday items. because workers aren't eager her maher says the 2nd chrono wave has hit him especially hard he says there's no financial support from the government. he can barely afford to cover his operating costs. are her beautiful work on the market about. thousands of streets around the country look like this at the moment some stores try to sell their things online it's not enough. in the current state of emergency with a new record of over 4200 deaths in the past 24 hours there's no end in sight to the lockdowns. and that's hitting the livelihoods of store owners like as a cots him. i have to cut down on 3 of my stuff that's what i ate is over we used to have in the shop so no no more like working with my dad i wouldn't be able to beat him. p

a once bustling shopping precinct in a seaside suburb on the edge of mumbai now the crowds are gone the shops are closed the owners have returned to their homes mostly in other states such as ra just on pradesh or bihari. rubbish kumar is lucky he's permitted to open his shop for 3 whole hours but only because he sells groceries and every day items. because under her resume are says the 2nd chrono wave has hit him especially hard he says there's no financial support from the government. he can barely afford to cover his operating costs. are going to work on the market heard about. thousands of streets around the country look like this at the moment some stores try to sell their things online it's not enough. in the current state of emergency with a new record of over 4200 deaths in the past 24 hours there's no end in sight to the lockdowns. and that's hitting the livelihoods of store owners like the cod sim . i have to cut down on my stuff that's what i ate is we used to have in my shop so no no more like working with my dad i wouldn't be able to begin. to ask the people here what they

supplies are short only around one in 10 of india's vast population has received their 1st jab in mumbai vaccine centers are closed this weekend because of the shortage those who do get a shot know how fortunate they are. to . my house my family you can ignore through the night everybody wants to make you who own plate completely but it will include or get even to get in quickly recovered from the mississippi you know to get the vaccine shortages are just one of the many problems india is facing people are desperately hunting for oxygen and medicine emergency rooms are closing their doors to new patients. several accidents in hospitals have also killed dozens of people on friday a fire tore through an intensive care unit and gerat state. crematoriums are running out of wood for the dead for those who have lost a loved $1.00 to $219.00 there is no dignified way to see goodbye many blame the government. i don't know if you live in the big figure load you should be the nation or somebody to do what you did you don't feel and wanted to do everything to do god i. was god i didn't know you don

it's forced the temporary closure of mumbai airport and disrupted local rail services. spread of coronavirus, as more than 150,000 people in low—lying areas have been moved into densely—packed shelters. a vaccine drive in several coastal towns has been paused. the storm is also adding to the challenges faced in india's hospitals, as some critical patients are forced to move buildings. it's hoped that having made landfall, the cyclone will lose some of its wind strength, but heavy rainfall still poses a threat to parts of northern india. mark lobel, bbc news. let's get some of the day's other news. spanish officials say 2,700 migrants have arrived in the spanish north african enclave of ceuta from neighbouring morocco over the course of the day. they began arriving at night, swimming out beyond the border fences thatjut into the sea, but many more simply walked around at low tide. a local newspaper said more people were arriving. the french president emmanuel macron has said that countries attending a conference in paris have agreed to clear sudan's arrears to the intern

it's forced the temporary closure of mumbai airport and disrupted local rail services.rate the spread of coronavirus, as more than 150,000 people in low—lying areas have been moved into densely—packed shelters. a vaccine drive in several coastal towns has been paused. the storm is also adding to the challenges faced in india's hospitals, as some critical patients are forced to move buildings. it's hoped that having made landfall, the cyclone will lose some of its wind strength, but heavy rainfall still poses a threat to parts of northern india. mark lobel, bbc news. the us supreme court has agreed to hear a case from the state of mississippi challenging roe v wade — the 1973 ruling which gave american women the right to abortion. it's the biggest abortion case to come before the court in 30 years, and the first time its new six/three conservative majority will consider the highly charged issue. earlier i spoke to mary ziegler professor of law at florida state university and the author of abortion and the law in america: roe the wade to the present about what the likely

this state's. 580 covert patients were moved from field hospitals to safe locations in mumbai well in northern good state who covered patients in hospitals within 5 kilometers of the coast will relocate it below turn at how supplies were arranged for nearly 400 days ignited covert hospitals with the storm weakening as it moves further inland people are cleaning up and hoping offshore search and rescue operations are successful charlotte dallas. india's daily coronavirus death toll has reached a record high with 4300 reported on tuesday that's despite the number of new covered 19 infections continuing to fall across the country around 260000 cases were reported on tuesday that's down 30000 from the previous day meanwhile reports suggest india is not likely to resume major exports of vaccines until at least october elizabeth problem is a new delhi with more on why the export of vaccines is being delayed. it was about 2 months ago that the indian government decided to considerably slow down exports because they realized that they didn't have enough at home and about a month ago they halt

so a lot of devastation will because over the next few hours the met department estimates now in mumbai the airport has been up and running again it was shot yesterday for a few hours and some vaccinations centers have been reopened you know and of reopened and vaccinations have resumed at least in mumbai. widely poverty can you bring us up to date with coronavirus numbers from india. so the new cases that were recorded on monday were about 26263000 new cases 1 that is a significant different feel look at the numbers from specially 2 weeks ago when that number was touching 400000 we are seeing dips in other parts of india as well for example cities like delhi where we are cities like mumbai a big difference with there but if you zoom in you will see various boring pockets and that is where you're seeing a lot of surge so rural india states like west in goa which held elections in the month of april additionally the grim milestone still is that $4300.00 people died because of the virus on monday post official records now i keep saying for official records because experts have been saying

the vaccination is mumbai by public concern.an entire day. on the vaccination centres were closed and many of the covid hospitals, they temporary structures of the hospitals, some patients were shipped to the permanent structures at the other hospital. and just to save them from the strong winds and rains. because they were shifted almost a day earlier of the storm, they are all now safe but the vaccination drive has been resumed from today. to some think of the different. the supermodel naomi campbell has become a motherjust days before her 51st birthday. she made the announcement on instagram saying"a beautiful little blessing has chosen me to be her mother, so honoured to have this gentle soul in my life there are no words to describe the lifelong bond that i now share with you my angel. there is no greater love." in an interview with the evening standard back in 2017 the supermodel expressed her desire to have children. saying "i think about having children all the time. but now with the way science is i think i can do it wh

from hundreds of kilometers down india's western coast the swell reached 3 nations and some areas mumbai's famous gateway of india was flooded further inland heavy sustained rain swollen streets winds of up to 165 kilometers an hour damaged hundreds of homes mumbai authorities close the it forth and urged people to staying indoors. the cyclon added pressure to india's health system already at breaking point after now $25000000.00 cases of covert 19 in these districts are areas this is another disaster situation above because of a situation that's under way and in fact all the 4 states along the west coast which have been affected by this cycle but the varying degrees. are high incidence . this. state's. 580 covert patients were moved from field hospitals to safer locations in mumbai well in northern good drought states patients in hospitals within 5 kilometers of the coast were relocated a low turn at how supplies were arranged for nearly 400 days ignited covert hospitals with the storm weakening as it moves further inland people are cleaning up and hoping offshore search and rescue operat

actual kermie works for a pharmaceutical company in mumbai but it's on the streets where he thinks he can save more lives he's been working since he was the same age as many of these children he wants to help them right now that means handing out masks. and every time. i go to see children and adults in different costumes with great messages about global awareness today i had best of a joke or a joke for happiness but we live in such times. as covert 19 chokes india it is the humanity of indians often strange is keeping its people alive on the outskirts of new delhi seek full and tears have set up this free oxygen camp a new patient arrives every 20 minutes. we believe that no one should die just a lack of oxygen it's a small thing but nowadays it's the one thing everyone needs. in every city village street corner the healthy news the sick in popo mohammed can witness children carrying their parents on the backs to hospital so he sold his wife's jewelry and turned his rickshaw into an ambulance. very quickly on a critically ill patient cannot be brought to the hospital without oxygen

cyclone tauktae travelled along india's western coast, narrowly missing the city of mumbai.ed and 150,000 evacuated. mark lobel reports. emergency officials evacuate coastal areas as india faces disaster on several fronts. this cyclone comes amid a covid—i9 wave that has also flooded india's hospitals. the navy has sent three warships to try to rescue hundreds of people stranded off the coast. even mom by�*s meteorological department is affected as winds of up to 190 climate is in our hit people, property and powerlines in the most powerful cyclone to strike the region since the late 90s —— mumbai's neurological department. —— meteorological. neurological department. -- meteorological.— neurological department. -- meteorological. the temperature ran . es are meteorological. the temperature ranges are warming _ meteorological. the temperature ranges are warming rapidly. - ranges are warming rapidly. cyclone tauktae has travelled up cyclone tauktae has travelled up the coast, claiming lives. it's made landfall in gujarat. threatening storm surges of up to four metres high in s

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it's forced the temporary closure of mumbai airport and disrupted local rail services.rate the spread of coronavirus as more than 150,000 people in low—lying areas have been moved into densely packed shelters. a vaccine drive in several coastal towns has been paused. the storm is also adding to the challenges faced in india's hospitals. some critical patients are forced to move buildings. it is hoped that having made landfall, the cyclone will lose some of its wind strength, but heavy rainfall still poses a threat to parts of northern india. let's get some of the day's other news. and staying in india where the health ministry has released its latest coronavirus figures revealing a record number of daily deaths, with a rise of 4,329. it takes the total death toll to more than 278,000. heavy rains in the amazon have caused flooding across small brazilian towns affecting more than 400,000 people, many of whom were evacuated as water levels rose to near record levels. floodwaters have also threatened the state capital, manaus which has already been devastated by the corona

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in mumbai, one of the major cities reeling from the new wave says jabs will be haunted -- halted owinge nonavailability of vaccine stock. it also includes vaccine supplies including regulars and equipment. india has recorded another increase in coronavirus cases with almost 390,000 new infections our correspondent is in mumbai with the latest on the vaccine rollout. >> they have halted their vaccination drive for three days and that is because there is no availability in the start. even before, this third stage of vaccinations started having issues. other states have also reported incidents where they can g their second doses, and now with the rollout of the vaccine to such a large section of the population, there are concerns with whether the state will be able to go ahead with this program. for example, i have registered but i don't know when i will be able to get the appointment for the vaccine. that is because the numbers have gone up and a the same time, there are shortages of vaccine doses. what exerts are pointing at is the lack of coordination and planning. the central governme

for 93 people missing after a barge carrying oil workers was caught in the storm off the coast of mumbai a rescue effort off india's west coast. they rallied three barges with 700 people aboard a winter drift. one use for workers on offshore oil rig sank in the morning with dozens missing. these men were the first to be rescued. the barges were pulled from their holdings as the cyclone left them adrift in the arabian sea. this was the most powerful storm to hit the region and more than 20 years there'd the indian meteorological department categorized storm as extremely severe and brought gusts of up to 218 columbus per hour, one level below the highest super cycle category. >> temperatures southwest are warming rapidly and that is resulting in these sudden storms and cyclones forming. >> this was the result on land. the search battered properties for hundreds of kilometers down india's western coast. the swell reached three meters in some areas. further inland, heavy rain swarmed streets, wind and rain damaged hundreds of homes. authorities close the airports and urged people to stay ind

this state's. 580 covert patients were moved from field hospitals to safer locations in mumbai well anew the good year out state who covered patients in hospitals within 5 kilometers of the coast were relocated a low turn at how supplies were arranged for nearly 400 days ignited covert hospitals with the storm weakening as it moves further inland people are cleaning up the whole thing off shore search and rescue operations successful charlotte dallas. spain is facing a diplomatic and humanitarian crisis after more than 8000 people crossed from morocco into the enclave of selecta half of them have been sent back but it's a sign of the peninsula which is just across the strait of gibraltar from europe is an increasingly tempting route out of africa that reports. tuesday in see you and still they kept coming so much swarm around the border fences sticking out into the mediterranean sea used rubber dinghies others simply walked across at low tide one young man is known to have drowned dozens have been treated for hypothermia the adults were transferred to suit his main football stadium bu

this state's. 6 580 covered patients were moved from field hospitals to safer locations in mumbai well in northern good drought states who covered patients in hospitals within 5 kilometers of the coast will relocate hit a low turn at how supplies were arranged for nearly 400 days ignited covert hospitals with the storm weakening as it moves further inland people are cleaning up the whole thing off shore search and rescue operations are successful challenge dallas. the european union is edging morocco to stop the irregular entry of migrants in to spain's enclave of sets on the north african coast $6000.00 people have crossed from morocco into sas after swimming or walking around the coast dozens also reached my ia spain's alba and clave the spanish government's already sent back many of the recent arrivals nadeem baba has a story. tuesday in see you and still they kept coming around 6000 migrants including roughly 1500 children made it from morocco to the spanish enclave in a little over a day some had swum around the border fences sticking out into the mediterranean sea or used rubber

for 93 people missing after a barge carrying oil workers was caught in the storm off the coast of mumbai charlotte bellis reports. a risk you were a fish in the middle of a cyclon off india's wisco the navy and air force rarely does 3 barges with 700 people on board when to drift by one used for accommodation workers on offshore oil rigs sent tuesday morning with dozens of people missing these men were the 1st to be rescues. the barges were pulled from their holdings as cycling tops a pushed up towards gucci. made an image rift in the arabian sea. this was the most powerful storm to hit the region in more than 20 years the indian meteorological department categorized the storm as extremely severe it brought gusts of up to 218 kilometers per hour one level below india's highest supa cycling category. term bluejays the ocean surface temperatures are warming robert you're at grad has resulted in standards well go are you know storms and 5 frost long over the r.e.b. . and this was the result on land the storm surge battered properties for hundreds of kilometers down india's western coast the

we cross over to the head of a medical facility near mumbai.e will tell us how his hospital is now ao using oxygen concentrators as an alternative to liquid medical oxygen, this is the country battles a deadly second wave of the covid-19 pandemic and will talk about nfc or near field communication. you probably already use it to pay for things or take public transport but it has other few uses, from fighting fires in china, to waking up in the morning. amid crippling shortages in oxygen in india, the government has set up a train to help deliver the life-saving gas. it is traveling through the most hard-hit areas, carrying 10 tankers of liquefied -- oxygen. let's cross over to a radiologist and the head of a hospital in mumbai. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for joining us. julia: your hospital has the capacity of 110 beds, 50% of which are for covid cases. . you. are now using oxygen concentrators what are they exactly, and tell us more about your plans. >> we have 20 oxygen concentrators which are good enough for the ordinary type of

a may 24th 20043 man attack this an environmental activist on a beach in mumbai. she had tried to stop them stealing the precious and. since that day these types of attacks have just gotten worse it sounds hard to believe but reports from india show it's home to the world's deadliest shand machias criminal gangs there have been journalists alive activists to death and run over police officers with trucks. but why are people so desperate for sat and is it really so valuable. sounded everywhere the tomic on the road the concrete in your house the glass of your windows and the silicon chip in your photo we have more sand each year than any other material on the planet and it's stood the test of time. but given that one 3rd of all the land on earth is classified as a desert you'd think the fan would be easy to get hold of right. wrong even desert countries in the middle east import sound from as far away as australia and canada the world's tallest building in the main 130 meter skyscraper in dubai that was built with sad for more than 10000 kilometers the way. that's

in the last year, he has supported more than 4000 people in mumbai. >> [translated] i decided to sell my car to raise funds to buy oxygen cylinders and provide oxygen who are unable to find hospital beds so their lives can be saved. charlotte: one of those lives is this person's mother. >> [translated] he has helped me a lot, already given me two cylinders. it is thanks to him my mother is able to stay home and breathe. charlotte: in a country of nearly 1.4 billion, it's people are increasingly working as one, unified in their fight for collective survival. an organization of teenagers is trying to fill india's gaps in health care, crowdsourcing supplies through social media. >> -- in the morning, which goes on until midnight. charlotte: she has exams coming up, but for her and many others, the real test is finding ways to keep people alive. barbara: meanwhile, brazil, another country that has been badly hit, is facing a new challenge in the battle against covid-19. it appears many who have had the first dose of vaccine have not shown up for the second one, and those who did found out

apartment in mumbai he lives in the 7th floor with his family and is literally in the spotlight lights from nearby streets and the stadium shine directly into their apartment flight used to your the late program work sometimes. and the more i used to get because nobody liked you know bright lights coming into my. bedroom and it didn't really in my opinion because they could not. curtains and sleep masts failed to improve the situation so in 2018 he complained to the authorities claiming rights to darkness at 1st they ignored him even though studies link are deficient like to eye injuries sleeplessness obesity and maybe even depression some studies of chip workers have indicated that exposure to light at night putting cream is the risk of breast cancer but why there is a hormone. that are brain makes called militant and which in animals is a signal of darkness. and when we don't get that hormone when we don't produce that hormone because we are exposed to so much later apartment or the shift worker. then the whole working of this well i left the system becomes problematic. sleep digesti

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way into north western india you can see the extent of that storm and this was the scene earlier in mumbai the destruction caused by this extremely strong winds and torrential rains and that set to continue as it makes its way across the state and into right just on and where the wind does die down the rain is going to continue we're expecting further flooding and severe destruction from that storm system further across the west coast of india we're going to see the effects of that we've got some strong winds blowing in here really rough seas and we're going to see heavy rain as well there we could see possible flooding in areas there trying to will also see some storms and we've had flooding there last week we could see further continuing as the wetter weather continues much of the dry settled weather is an eastern parts of india we will have a couple of thunderstorms rolling across central areas as we move through the middle east it's a completely different picture we've got dry set of conditions temperatures here higher than expected for this time of year 44 degrees in kuwait the wetter

the ground that states are not taking this dip dip and relaxing restrictions in fact cities like mumbai and delhi which have seen a huge dip in fresh cases restrictions austerely in place all right to publish. in new delhi probably thank you now brazilian towns close to rivers in the amazon not flooded after heavy rains led to record rising water levels 400000 people have been affected many of them have been moved from their homes flooding is even threatening the city of mouse which is the capital of amazonas state the last city run out of oxygen supply last year after a surge in cove in $1000.00 infections the. police in southern california have arrested a man believed to be responsible for starting a wildfire about a 1000 residents were forced to leave their homes the fires burning in a state park just 30 kilometers west of downtown los angeles tankers have been battling the blaze and the city's mayor says it's been 75 years since there's been a fire in the area. the u.s. supreme court has agreed to consider a major challenge to abortion rights the state of mississippi is trying to ba

mumbai has shut vaccination centers fothree days. actually even struggling to, you know, honor the appointments that were already made. so, you know, the suppliers are stretched. we do know that vaccine supplies and raw materials are being flown in, but, you know, it's still a drop in the ocean. this is a country of 1.3 billion people that has only managed to inoculate-- to fully inoculate less than 2% of its population. >> sreenivasan: tell me a little bit about how this frustration is translating politically, because most people in the u.s., there's an election going on. it's different from how it's handled in the united stat, but there have been rallies by the prime minister and other politicians during this time. >> there's just a lot of anger. you know, we've been seeing videos, we'vbeen talking to people who just see a state that has failed to-- forgeen help them, acknowledge what's going on. rallies were being held just two or three days before the final poll. so, it's not as if, you know, the rallies were stopped way in advan

cope at 19 in india has shocked the world but could it be even worse than it appears i'll talk to a mumbai based investigative journalist who says the government is hiding the real numbers but 1st it's been a 100 days since joe biden took office in the u.s. president is being painted as a progressive hero but is he really a visionary or is he just not donald trump this week headliner former ohio state senator and co-chair bernie sanders 2020 presidential campaign you know turner. need to turn to thank you for joining me on front when president biden ran for office he said that he would be the most progressive president in american history now we're just 100 days in and people are already making comparisons to franklin delano roosevelt f.d.r. and l.b.j. lyndon baines johnson who introduced some of the most sweeping progressive reforms in american history we'll talk about somebody who basically was the architect of the crime bill someone who helped put us into iraq someone who bailed out wall street in 2008. is it even possible for someone with bad history to be mentioned in the conversation

and at least $21.00 people have been reported as being dead. 2 'd maharashtra where in the city of mumbai actually shut down the airport for a few hours it's important to note that you know the pandemic has obviously complicated things because 100100000 people had been evacuated in preparation for this cycle but we are being told that several teams were deployed several personnel across western india and that in shelters where the people had been moved covert protocol was being followed states had also made preparations you know for hospitals that had patients so they had in short that uninterrupted supply of electricity was maintained to hospitals and several ambulances were also kept on standby just in case patients had to be moved i was serious probably baton reporting live from you tell you many thanks indeed. the head of the world health organization has described the disparity between vaccine rollouts in wealthier countries and poor of nations as a form of a pos ace to address given a source says the gap is huge he's called a manufacturer has to make jobs available to the global vac

let's get more with our reporter from mumbai. looking at, how does that quarter shape up as we get these figures? >> what we saw in the january to march quarter is india performing rather smartly before the second deadly virus hit home. we are expecting a second straight quarter of growth, 1% or thereabouts, on the back of robust performance in the services and manufacturing sector. then of course they will increase government spending before the end of the financial year through march, especially subsidies, and the government's initial growth estimate of -8% contraction should be revised to 7.5% or roundabout. that offers very little wrist bite as india will still see its biggest contraction since 1952 and the first one since 1980. haslinda: so much pain for companies and the economy. can the government do more to help the economy recover? >> what we saw is on sunday, the government did announce an emergency loan scheme for the stressed aviation sector as well as setting up more hospitals. we can expect more measures to come int