example of the situation india about 90 percent of indian children age 5 or less are already under norrish straight so what does that mean for these families who now can't cross the state borders to you know provide their families with money and of course india doesn't always have the best public health infrastructure in all places of the country so that makes a country like india especially vulnerable right but on the other hand we do have the example of big businesses wanting to end the lockdown so the government may actually go and i'm direction because they may you know the influence by those industry is in the end it's really about having enough hospital beds 'd it's about having enough ventilators it's about and has a date on care workers and it's about having enough tests right i mean in terms of these there's too many people in many of these countries and this is why we're going to follow some of these things but they're you know they're doing what they can and i think this is the time to just try and support them and be as helpful as we possibly can with whatever information we ca

are facing a similar crisis they've been shut for almost a month now and one lung lauda norrish posted a video showing a rather sad sight i. i. took it down the drain according to some estimates $50000000.00 pints will go to waste if the lockdown continues across the summer owners so they're still having to pay their rent and bills we heard from the man in the video philip explain why he had to dump his supplies. the problem is that we had beer. that was that was opened and you just know that he would just go to vent it better not cellars so we had to pour it down the drain just to be able to dispose of it in that short period time that was 5050 gallons or so being the rest of the data and our salaries we're looking at almost a 1000 gallons of being at that replicate across the country just wouldn't be feasible to get into the war system in the short term we can certainly look at. paying our bills and people that i will float for probably about 6 times but we've been well established a fair number here as i work here since the age of 15 and that was 33 years ago at . this point that th

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but the residents here are under norrish with some having to wait in lines to fetch drinking water overcrowding is another major problem making social distancing almost impossible to tell if he dark again there's no support or any donation that would encourage hygiene and healthy lifestyles but yet they are still making emphasis on coughing executes good personal hygiene so how do you expect the less privileged in the camp to cope with this situation. we are always praying that through we can do this is a test from almighty god so we ought to accept it with good faith. 10 years of war with boko haram the group fighting against nigeria's army has forced more than 2 and a half 1000000 people from their homes into camps like this. the united nations and i was to make this response may just to mitigate the spread of corn of others among the most vulnerable in the northeast but organizations such as doctors without borders save the situation in the camps is dire it's made worse by the continuing broke autumn attacks not only in northeastern nigeria but in neighboring cameroon chad and the shared pub

football stars to play their part in the fight against coronavirus 4 teams taught them newcastle norrish in bournemouth of being criticized for continuing to pay players in full or last thing for u.k. taxpayer money to fund on playing staff wages the e.p.l. will donate $25000000.00 to britain's national health service and give more than $150000000.00 to $2.00 teams in lower leagues to help with their cash flow problems it was also confirmed the season will not resume at the beginning of may but only when it's safe to do so european football leagues could restart in july and august the sport's governing body u.a.e. has since elated so it's 55 members saying they're working on a plan to extend the current season beyond the official june 30th finish with football games canceled across the continent they have been requests from italy in the netherlands to call off the season and on thursday belgium did just that as it awarded club bruges the title but you a for see it in its later at stopping competitions should be the last resort. the shutdown of football across much of the world has left t

but the residents here are on the norrish with some having to wait in lines to fetch drinking water over crowding is another major problem making social distancing on most impossible level to let the dark and there's no support or any donation that will encourage hygiene and healthy lifestyles but yet they are still making emphasis on coughing executes good personal hygiene so how do you expect the less privileged in the camp to cope with this situation. we are always praying that through we can do this is a test from almighty god so we ought to accept it with good faith. 10 years of war with boko haram the group fighting against nigeria's army has forced more than 2 and a half 1000000 people from their homes into camps like this. the united nations and i was to magnus a response may just need to get this right of corn of others among the most vulnerable in the northeast but organizations such as doctors without borders say the situation in the camps is dire it's made worse by the continuing broke autumn attacks not only in northeastern nigeria but in neighboring cameroon chad and the sh

government to help protect jobs tottenham newcastle norrish and bournemouth have been criticised for continuing to pay players in full while asking for taxpayer money to fund non-playing staff wages talks are under way with the players' union but no deal of wages has been reached yet england's health minister matt hancock urged players to play their part i think that everybody needs to play their part in this national effort and that means premier league football is too given the sacrifices that many people are making including some of my colleagues in the n.h.s. who've made the ultimate sacrifice of going into work and of caught the disease and have sadly died i think the last thing that the 1st thing that premier league football is can do is make a contribution take a pay cut and play that part. european football leagues could restart in july and august the sport's governing body has sent a later to its 55 members saying they're working on a plan to extend the current season beyond the official june 30th finish with football games canceled across the continent they have been reques