meanwhile the number of infected people with the corona virus in the main processing plant in north west germany has now jumped to 1029 up from 803 the day before the outbreak made headlines in germany because it's the 2nd major virus hotspot at a german slaughterhouse and reveals apparent industrywide shortcomings with subcontracted work is being subjected to sometimes terrible working and living conditions. with more than a 1000 confirmed cases of corona virus the outbreak at their turn years meat processing plant has now become the biggest in germany's most populous state and with the situation worsening the military has been called in to help test plant workers all of the companies 6500 employees are now in quarantine and about a half have been tested the district commissioner says they are working around the clock to get the situation under control. with the highest priority in the district of good to slow remains the prevention of any further spread of the virus and to avoid a shutdown. authorities have complained however that the operators of europe's largest meat processing plant have be

sebastian is 9 months. 10 years ago his family moved from romania to the mc and region of north west germany. sebastian's found them saved up and bought a house he now works in a vehicle factory and doesn't like to think about the time he spent temping in a jam and slaughterhouse. in the slaughterhouse there were so many temporary work agencies that enticed people with the crime most of easy money but the job was very hard and the workers were treated badly. look this is the sort of house manager says talking about it's 2000 employees earn minimum wage and their food and overpriced accommodation is deducted from their pay it's often been described as slave labor. no what do you mean slaves no one is forced to work here everyone comes here of their own free will for goodness sake the business model relies on eastern european workers who tend to put up with the poor working conditions and bad pay. a christian welfare association advises the workers if they have problems at the slaughterhouse there are numerous troubling reports about the conditions. seen people being exploited treated badly an

s lie from pearl in lockdown restrictions re-impose the north west germany following a surge in cases at a slaughterhouse hundreds of thousands of people affected local leaders said that if necessary police would use force to ensure compliance also on the program what the u.s. plans to withdraw troops from germany mean for the future direction of nature we speak with secretary general to get it stopped and passed. under suspension of a popular satirical t.v. show in hong kong fuels fears of a creeping clampdown as china prepared to impose a new law against dissent. i feel girl welcome to the program a german authorities have ordered new pandemic lockdowns in 2 areas of the northwestern state of north rhine-westphalia at least 1900 workers at a meat packing plant have tested positive for the corona virus the regions covered by these latest restrictions include the district of goods is low and bar and off within 600000 people are now back under lockdown. the districts are good as low and fat and off a back under coronavirus restrictions until the end of june residents in the western ger

people are in quarantine with schools and daycare centers closed in the city of a good to slow a north west germany this is because of a new coronavirus outbreak the latest hotspot centers on a meat processing plant run by german company tanya's more than 1500 workers have tested positive for cough and 19 local officials say they can't rule out a wider lockdown. paul activity has ceased at the turn use meat packing plant is low. but in town a frantic effort is underway mobile teams are testing factory workers for coverage 19 over $1500.00 have tested positive so far. 6500 workers and family members have been sent into koren team fenced in their reliant on food deliveries to their living quarters many are eastern europeans who work long shifts and live in cramped conditions could turn his factory has turned the city of into a coronavirus hotspot. local officials are ruling out a much wider lockdown. coming for i could see this happening. it's a different situation compared to yesterday. our mobile teams discovered some additional positive cases. 360000 residents would be affected by a lockdown there

in north west germany there are now more than a 1000 people who have tested positive for corona virus at a meat processing plant up from just over 800 a day before most of the workers are from romania and bulgaria and live in cramped accommodations provided by the company the outbreak is among several reported a german sort of houses in recent months. with more than a 1000 confirmed cases of corona virus the outbreak of the turn years meat processing plant has now become the biggest in germany's most populous state and with the situation worsening the military has been called in to help test plant workers all of the companies 6500 employees are now in quarantine and about a half have been tested the district commissioner says they are working around the clock to get the situation under control. almost from the highest priority in the district of group as law remains the prevention of any further spread of the virus and to avoid a shutdown. but parties have complained however that the operators of europe's largest meat processing plant have been making their job difficult by not provid

welcome to the program thousands of people are in quarantine in the district of goods as law in north west germany with schools and daycare centers closed because of a new corona virus outbreak the latest hotspot centers on a meat processing plant run by a german company turnus more than 1500 workers have tested positive for the virus local officials say vicomte rule out a wide a lockdown. police medics and even the fire department have descended on the town of rate of eden brook to help stem a wave of corona virus infections over 1500 employees from the chinese meat packing plant have tested positive for covert 19 many of them foreign workers from eastern europe who live and work in dire conditions. local activist in a butch neider has been protesting the situation for years she takes us to a building where 13 romanian factory employees lived until recently. was saying that it's only 10 days 14 days at most since they left this place inside a pungent smell greets us mold covers the walls many of the eastern european meat workers live in such dismal conditions most locals were aware of the situati

it happened at a facility in gutersloh, in north—west germany, and not the first outbreak in an abattoir setting case, the owner of the plans have been taken out owner of the plans have been ta ken out routine owner of the plans have been taken out routine tests and 650 at the very least have returned at the very least have returned a positive result for covid—i9. the centre has now been temporarily shut down and workers told go home and quarantine along with anyone they have come in close contact with. thousands of other workers are still waiting to be tested or waiting for results so tested or waiting for results so that number is most likely to increase. a spokesperson for the company has apologised and as you say local authorities have decided as a precaution it's best to close local schools and kindergartens. clearly, it something to do with the working conditions, where the workers also work and leave because it's not as if it is confined just to germany, is that? not the first in germany at least four other abattoirs where clusters have been traced back to the meat processing faci

several thousand people in north—west germany have been ordered into quarantine after a coronavirus outbreakd positive. authorities have also ordered local schools and nurseries to shut down again. our reporter freya colejoins me. tell us what first of all about the german situation. it is a facility in gutersloh, in the north—west of the country and it is not coronavirus linked to an abattoir. tonnies group have been carrying out routine testing and 650 workers returned a positive result. thousands more are waiting to be tested or are awaiting the results so that number could indeed grow higher. a spokesperson for tonnies has apologised for the incident and local authorities have decided, asa local authorities have decided, as a precaution, to close local schools and kindergartens until at least the end of this month. the right common factors with slaughterhouses globally? that's right. at least four other abattoirs across germany have had clusters of covid—i9, right across the us, europe, australia, the uk, they have clusters to meet processing facilities. it has shown a light on working c

and north west germany thousands of locals have been forced into quarantine after more than 650 workers tested positive it is the biggest flare up since the country started emerging from locked on in early may. meantime infections continue to take hold in latin america with peru becoming the 2nd worst affected country in the region that there are more than 240000 confirmed cases on the spot acting early to spread the toll on the economy 'd has meant more recent efforts have been hampered the problem is particularly acute in per regions where distancing rules are often fly to. the other side of the globe from their. moving on after the worst of the make your little bit of good news maybe hong kong disneyland has reopened to visitors for the 1st time in nearly 5 months it's out reduce capacity learned social distancing measures are in place it's the 2nd disney theme park to reopen after shanghai a month ago. well that is the way of the world this thursday june the if the programming from moscow no crosses to r t u k starting with the alex salmond show and then regular news broadcasts from

the plant's in north—west germany. eastern europe at the end of germany's lockdown. maybe — but focus has shifted to the working conditions at the plant. the owner is the billionnaire clemens tonnes. and he held a press conference over the weekend. translation: as a businessman and someone who puts people first, i can only offer my complete apology is because we are the cause of this issue and carry full responsibility, me as issue and carry full responsibility, measa issue and carry full responsibility, me as a businessman and the company asa me as a businessman and the company as a whole. this focus on meat—processing plants is not isolated to germany. outbreaks have forced plants to shut in other parts of europe, in the americas and australia. here in the uk, three sites were closed last week after clusters of infection were discovered. 150 people tested positive at a bacon plant in cleckheaton. there have been further outbreaks at a food plant in wrexham and elsewhere in wales at the 2—sisters plant in anglesey. it

well the owner of a meat processing fountain north west germany has apologized after a 1000 employees their way infected all 6 and a half 1000 workers at the factory and also their families are all now going into quarantine the military is helping to track down about a 3rd of stock addresses when listed the pandemic has highlighted the german food industries reliance on migrant labor. and spain has opened its borders to visitors from most european countries now a compulsory to be quarantine will be waived for new arrivals but the land border with portugal will stay closed until july the fast. i'll say we that's native to the northwest pacific is invading the state of the strait of gibraltar and preventing traditional fishermen from catching china they say the brown out here is clogging up their nets and endangering their way of life they try again reports. seaweed is washing up all over the beaches of southern spain it's an eyesore but it also threatens an ancient way of life. is a fishing technique dating back more than 3000 nets all positioned in sections of the sea close to the str

this is the end of the news live from for landlocked on restrictions re-impose the north west germany following a surge in cases at a slaughterhouse hundreds of thousands of people affected local leaders said that if necessary police will use force to ensure compliance also on the program what the u.s. plans to with dog troops from germany mean for the future direction of.

the owner of a meat processing plant in north west germany has apologized after a 1000 employees were infected all 6 and a half 1000 workers at the factory and their families being put into quarantine the military's helping to track down about a 3rd of stuff whose addresses were not listed the pandemic is highly highlighted the german food industries reliance on migrant labor that is what his vice president says radical new restrictions will come into force from monday to stop what she is calling a dangerous increase in coronavirus cases rodriguez says the metro in the capital caracas will be shut down as well as nearby railway systems passengers will need to prove their essential work as venezuela has reported almost $4000.00 cases and $33.00 deaths their rights groups believe the truth because a much higher. zimbabwe's health minister has appeared in court accused of illegally awarding a company a multi-million dollar contract for corona virus medical supplies over dia moyer who was arrested on friday he allegedly chose a company called drax international to provide the government w

of everyone's mind emma hayward al-jazeera and now the owner of a meat processing plant and north west germany has apologized after a 1000 employees were infected all 6 and a half 1000 workers at the factory and their families are now all being put into quarantine the military is helping to track down about a 3rd of staff his addresses one listed the pandemic has highlighted the german food industry as reliance on migrant labor. well new york city is now getting ready to loosen some of its crown of ice restrictions free months after the pandemic brought life there to a standstill on monday some offices and non-essential businesses will be allowed to partially reopen but the united nations campus will not be following suit and as aristotle magic editor james bays explains. life is slowly returning to the neighborhood around the un in new york after 3 months in which this city was one of the global hot spots of coded 19 but united nations headquarters itself stays closed only essential staff have been allowed in the building since the 16th of march it's a place that's been transformed on the flo

most are in the north—west of germany, where more than 1000 people working at a meat processing plantdent trump has held his first campaign rally since coronavirus lockdown began, in front of a smaller than expected crowd. earlier in the week mr trump had said almost a million people had wanted to attend the event in oklahoma, but last night large sections of the 19,000 seat venue were unfilled. our correspondent david willis sent this report. # i will gladly stand up next to you...# it wasn't entirely the comeback donald trump had been anticipating. shortly after it emerged that six members of his campaign team had tested positive for the coronavirus, a warm—up event nearby was cancelled for lack of attendance. there were empty seats in the auditorium as well. size matters to this president and he won't have been pleased. we begin ourcampaign. i just want to thank all of you. you are warriors. i've been watching... cheering. i've been watching the fake news for weeks now and everything is negative. booing. "don't go, don't come, don't do anything." today, it was like... i've never se

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. >> our neighbor, germany, with its state of north h rhine west failure has shown how quickly it canurn. we hope the situation will quickly improve and thahat there willll not be a further spread across germany. >> overall numbers are still low in germany, but the latest local outbreaks are causing concern. the meat processing industry in particular is under pressure. employee living conditions are being blamed for the spread of the virus. 23 workers tested positive at germany's biggest poultry plant where mass testing of over 1000 workerers got under w way today. phil: let's have a lookok at ths with a speaker from the world health organization. what do you make of german efforts to control this new outbreak? >> thanks for r having me. it is a typicacal scenario where yoyou n't haveve community sprea in the hill country anymore, but we have a large cluster of cases, and here to trace basically every single person to offer tests on everyone is a really good idea.. this is how we find out how many people have the virus, who their contacts are, andd this s is the best way to contain it

around germany people are afraid that also in the north east of germany northwestern germany rather can you tell us more about. that's right invidious hausen that's a separate state to the north west of here $23.00 workers at a poultry slaughterhouse have tested positive for a corona virus and that's just out of 50 tests that were done now many of these people that were tested were showing symptoms or they were on shift was one person who tested positive so 23 out of 50 is not a good number they're going to test everybody at the factory and put anybody who came in contact with these people in quarantine it seems though that the business is going forward this still slaughtering turkeys there and you have to remind you that this was the story at the beginning of the outbreak at the turn is a slaughterhouse in this region where in the beginning there was a few cases they said they had it under control they were testing everybody and after just one week 1500 people tested positive so a lot of anxiety around the meat industry right now in germany i mean thank you very much for bringing us up to date that was. in. now some of the developments in the pandemic worldwide deaths from the vi

raised fears of a super spreader event in the country's west or germany's 1st major outbreak happened over winter the latest developments have put north rhine-westphalia us premier army in lush it's on the defensive he has now signals he's considering a larger quarantine in the area to control the outbreak. of the source of this can be found at this pacific company but we still cannot rule out a wider lockdown an inflation day can look down the moment. 10 years c l claimants' 10 yes has promised to take full responsibility for the plant but local leaders have already said they have little confidence and his company to manage a rapidly growing outbreak for your call. is with us now from outside the factory at the center of this outbreak good day to you 7000 people now in quarantine in the surrounding area how strict is it and are people cooperating. hi brian the lockdown seems to be pretty strict right now in this factory we're standing in front of the slaughterhouse where 6500 workers were at work just a few days ago slaughtering 20000 pigs a day that production has been shut down for 2 weeks now 7000 people which is all of the worker

raised fears of a super spreader event in the country's west where germany's 1st major outbreak happened over winter the latest developments have put north rhine-westphalia as premier i mean lush it's on the defensive he has now signalled he's considering a larger quarantine in the area to control the outbreak. just yourself this can be found at this specific company but we still cannot rule out a wider lockdown you look down the moment. the plants coal owner has promised to take full responsibility for the outbreak but confidence is dwindling and the science management team many blame for what has become a major crisis. or to see. it from the side here in the region of goods as low as 30 s. are using targeted quarantining to avoid a regional lockdown that's why residents on this side of the street are free to come and go as they please while over here they're living under total lockdown now these buildings house several 100 migrant workers mostly from romania and bulgaria who work for the slaughterhouse turn yes and now they are behind a fence with no entrance only police and health care workers come and go health care workers are going

raised fears of a super spreader event in the country's west where germany's 1st major outbreak happened over winter the latest developments have put north rhine-westphalia as premier i mean lush on the defensive he has now signalled he's considering a larger quarantine in the area to control the outbreak. of the source of this can be found at this specific company but we still cannot rule out a wider lock down. look don't the more. recent conan the plant's co owner has promised to take full responsibility for the outbreak but confidence is dwindling in the science management whose team many blame for what has become a major crisis. one of the plant workers residences know a lot about the conditions that these workers are now facing. as you can see right behind me is a fence without an exit we've seen people passing things over the fence which means there is no way to come out there's no coming and going here this is a housing block for workers from the turn yes factory and they're under a complete quarantine there's police parked at both sides of the street making sure nobody leaves and goes in here we spoke we tried to speak to one of

raised fears of a super spreader event in the country's west where germany's 1st major outbreak happened over winter the latest developments have put north rhine-westphalia as premier i mean lost it on the defensive he has now signaled he's considering a larger quarantine in the area to control the outbreak. of the source of this can be found at this specific company but we still cannot rule out a wider lockdown. look don't the moment. the plans co owner has promised to take full responsibility for the outbreak but confidence is dwindling and the science management whose team many blame for what has become a major crisis. and. is covering the story for us is outside one of the residences where work has has been paced and locked down hello so just tell us about the conditions for these thousands of people who are now in quarantine. hi christine well the lockdown the quarantine here couldn't be any more strict what we're seeing what you're seeing behind me is a large collective housing unit for the workers from the tinnitus the tourney's factory and they are surrounded by a fence just like the houses across the street and here in this resi

raised fears of a super spreader event in the country's west where germany's 1st major outbreak happened over winter the latest developments have put north rhine-westphalia as premier i mean lost it on the defensive he has now signaled he's considering a larger quarantine in the area to control the outbreak. yourself this can be found at this specific company but we still cannot rule out a wider lockdown. look down the moment. the plants coal owner has promised to take full responsibility for the outbreak but confidence is dwindling and the science management whose team many blame for what has become a major crisis. covering this story for us is outside one of the residences where. tell us about conditions for these thousands of workers now important to. the quarantine here is quite strict as you can see behind me there's a fence here with no entrance there where you're seeing behind me is several houses where several 100 workers who work at the turn a slaughterhouse are living together and now they just have the room in front of this building to go outside and nobody can come or go we did however see a delivery come earlier please open

berlin lockdown restrictions reimposed in germany following a major coronavirus outbreak at a slaughterhouse hundreds of thousands of people in the country's north west are affected local leaders say police will use force to ensure compliance if needed also on the program the earth moves in mexico a powerful earthquake in the country south since citizens fleeing for safety on the ground shifting beneath their feet. and the world needs more leadership from germany after word from nato secretary general following the u.s. plans to cut the number of american troops in germany. i'm told me a lot of ball welcome to the program more than 600000 people are now back under lockdown in the western german state of north rhine-westphalia authorities are imposed restrictions in the districts of goods a slow and vibrant off after more than $1500.00 workers at a meat packing plant tested positive for corona virus. the districts are good to slow and found off a back undercurrent of virus restrictions until the end of june residents in the west and german districts can only have contact with their own household just weeks after restrictions were eased schools pubs ca

judas priest sitting of a west europe is still there is expanded to some degrades move north so now the line of most intense sundry rain runs the low countries through germany down towards austria hungary a nice was to remind you everything to the west is slightly cooler for the most part and in fact it's heading west again in france a little bit as it was fine ish weather nice half of spain which means the warm bit is rather confined to scandinavia in fact specifically norway and sweden now musically athens is quite warm and same is true of turkey but really for the most part it's not as warm as it could be it's quite thundery in places with the exception maybe of also as temps is rising in the next few days says if we get to $31.00 the record is 34 but the average is 20 so we are well above not leaving the shores of europe to the shores of africa it's just a breeze with no will cloud the most showers in morocco the breeze changes the temperature in this direction so benghazi's drop from 39 to 27 the heaviest showers are lightweight in the gulf of guinea west woods fact we have some pretty big showers recently in guyana and further around the koa into sier

raised fears of a super spreader event in the country's west where germany's 1st major outbreak happened over winter the latest developments have put north rhine-westphalia as premier i mean lush out on the defensive he has now signalled he's considering a larger quarantine in the area to control the outbreak. doorstep this can be found at this specific company but we still cannot rule out a wider lockdown. look the moment. the plans call on her has promised to take full responsibility for the outbreak but confidence is dwindling and the science management whose team many blame for what has become a major crisis. well. safe talk to us from outside one of the residences where workers have been quarantine lock down the quarantine here couldn't be any more strict what we're seeing what you're seeing behind me is a large collective housing unit for the workers from the. the tourney's factory and they are surrounded by a fence just like the houses across the street and here in this residential area just 20 minutes by car from the slaughterhouse that accounts for about 6 to 700 workers and like i said the conditions of the quarantine are very

raised fears of a super spreader event in the country's west where germany's 1st major outbreak happened over winter the latest developments have put north rhine-westphalia premier army in lush on the defensive he has now signals he's considering a larger quarantine in the area to control the outbreak. this is a source of this can be found at this specific company but we still cannot rule out a wider lockdown an inflation day condition look a moment recent conan 10 years c l claimants 10 yes has promised to take full responsibility for the plant but local leaders have already said they have little confidence and his company to manage a rapidly growing outbreak for your call. covering this story for us he's outside one of the plant workers residence and now under lockdown i mean what conditions are workers facing there on the lockdown 6. as you can see right behind me is a fence without an exit we've seen people passing things over the fence which means there is no way to come out there's no coming and going here this is a housing block for workers from the tourney as factory and they're under a complete quarantine there's police parked a

lockdown restrictions of reimposed in germany following a major corona virus outbreak at a slaughterhouse hundreds of thousands of people in the country's north west are facts local media say police will use force to ensure compliance if needed also on the program iran is the country hardest hit.

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west germany how serious is that. it's very serious it's once again in the meat producing industry there was an earlier outbreak in lower saxony the state of north rhine-westphalia where this latest outbreak is where some 400 out of 500 tested people in a meat production facility tested positive that is largely down to. common from remains garia that's what the state told us and that's something that would be locally dealt with but it also of course raises question marks what that easing of travel restrictions could potentially bring in the weeks and months to come too early to say and there's also once again no word on really assessing what the side effects of this crisis were because after all this still no real methodology in assessing the damage done by the restrictions that were put in place but one indication of a new way this there is that the schools will all be reopened as it stands right now after the summer break here in germany. our chief political editor thank you. india and china blaming one another for a deadly border clash between their forces despite pledges to deescalate the standoff india says 20 of its troops were killed in c

coronavirus cases in germany were long and decline but now that's changing in large part due to the super spreader event at the tiniest meat packing plant in the country's west. north rhine-westphalia state premier visited the site on sunday. gunsmoke turn this child in north rhine-westphalia infection numbers have gone down by over 75 percent since we reopened but here in the good just little district we have a concentrated explosion and the numbers which are closely linked to the meat industry industry for booms and. it's not the 1st time that a large corona outbreak has begun at a german meat packing plant but the latest incident has intensified the debate over health and safety of the workers many of the plants workers come from eastern europe they live and work in cramped conditions. there is often an incident between the source if this can be found at this specific company but we still cannot rule out a wider lockdown condition look down the moment. lush it has been one of the loudest proponents of a swift and to lock down measures now he faces the prospect of being forced into a humiliating u. turn. all various protest groups including the fridays for future

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judas priest sitting of a west europe is still there is expanded to some degree it is moved north so now the line of most intense sundry rain runs to the low countries through germany down towards austria hungary a nice was to remind you everything to the west is slightly cooler for the most part and to in fact is turning wet again in france middle because it was fine ish weather nice time off of spain which means the warm bit is wrong confined to scandinavia in fact specifically norway and sweden now admittedly athens is quite warm the same is true of turkey but really for the most part it's not as warm as it could be quite sundry in places with the exception maybe of also as temps is rising in the next few days we get up to $31.00 the record is 34 but the average is 20 so we are well above not leaving the shores of europe to the shores of africa it's just a breeze with no clouds there most shows in the rocker the breeze changes the temperature in this direction so benghazi's drop from 39 to 27 the heaviest showers are light to be from the gulf of guinea west woods fact we have some pretty big showers recently in ghana and further round the corner into sierra leon

north koreans, to expand his area of influence. complaints ofd "we are now vulnerable coming from west germany forces -- west germany and other forces in , and finally, there were the charges of senator joseph mccarthy, who had for five months been claiming the administration was soft on communism, harboring communists in the state department and elsewhere at the federal government, and they should be .mpeached for treason if that has some contemporary rings, well then so be it. it turns out there actually were a couple of communists in the state department, but that's another story. happened to's what the north korean invasion and why the united states was a key part of each of these countries having to recalibrate their strategies. >> just a quick follow on question before turning to the u.s. military buildup. there were miscalculations on both sides. miscalculated that the united states was not going to enter the war, given that the u.s. had previously not designated south korea as part of it defense perimeter, it was in some respects and understandable assumption. policy change. can you talk about the decision? was there a sense

germany re-impose is locked on restrictions just weeks after easing them and setting the european standard in coronavirus control and testing the new controls on the country's north west are in response to an explosion of cases centered on a meat processing plant the factory is now being closed and workers quarantined but where does this leave the country's efforts to reopen its economy until gavin bell .