a missile hit a support ship that was too close to a target during a naval exercise in the gulf of oman one person reported dead the incident happened near the port of jasc which is around 1270 kilometers southeast of teheran in the gulf of oman we're trying bring you more on that as we get it now germany a new coronavirus infections are increasing in germany just days after the government ease social restrictions the robert hot institute released of the reporters darden's of protesters gathered to demand the lifting of all locked down rules they concluded that germany's covert 19 reproduction rate or the rate of people that each confirmed patient infects is now above one and that means the number of infections are on the rise germany has recorded more than 171000 cases and over 7550 deaths so far. while staying in the region france will also begin easing its economic and social restrictions from monday the country has been under a strict lockdown for over 50 days the 100 kilometer travel restriction will be applied for people inside red zone hot spots including the greater paris region

navy on one of its own boats has killed 19 sailors and happened in the just region of the gulf of oman but iranian naval exercises were taking place a support vessel was hit when it got too close to a target but our regular exercise held in the region near the busy strait of hormuz british airways owner i.a.g. says it's burning cash and new quarantine orders for the international arrivals will make matters worse airlines chief executive willie walsh is warning the company will have to review plans to resume flight operations in july but aries has already revealed it will need to cut 12000 jobs i agee's chief estimates it will take at least 3 years for the airline to recover from the economic fallout and those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after inside story goodbye. no flights no travel no tourism tens of millions of jobs are at risk as the pandemic appends holiday plans so how will tour operators recover and how could you offer a coronavirus free vacation this is inside story. hello welcome to the program on. the global tourism industry has old but ground to

iranian sailors have been killed in a friendly fire incident during a training exercise in the gulf of oman 15 others were injured their vessel was struck by a missile while putting out targets. saudi arabia is calling them painful but necessary it's announced tough new measures aimed at shoring up state finances battered by low oil prices and the global pandemic from july the 1st it will raise value added tax from 5 to 15 percent 26000000000 dollars will be slashed from funds allocated to large government projects and they include crown prince mohammed bin simons vision 2030 initiative and from the start of next month a cost of living allowance for low and middle income families will be suspended. is the director of the institute for gulf affairs and he says saudi arabia is waking up to new economic realities. the economy in saudi arabia has been under a lot of stress that that's why the government would drew $23000000000.00 from the reserves in march this is the largest withdrawal from from the reserves ever in the history of the country so and then moody's obviously downgraded saudi just

navy on one of its own boats has killed 19 sailors it happened in the just a region in the gulf of oman who had a rainy and never likes assizes were taking place a support vessel was hit when it got too close to a target that a regular exercise is held in the region near the busy strait of hormuz those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after counting the cost to buy . i know i'm a dream so they get this is counting the cost on al-jazeera a weekly look at the world of business economics this week as the g 20 offers a debt payment holidays of the world's poorest nations to fight the coronavirus pandemic is it time for private investors to do the same. southeast asia garment workers in the industry pay a heavy price due to the pandemic millions of jobs have been lost despite patchy government support.

navy on one of its own vessels has killed 19 sailors it happened in the jasc region in the gulf of oman where iranian f. they've alexis sizes were taking place a support vessel was his when it got too close to a targets there are regular exercises held in the region in the busy straits of hormuz saudi arabia has announced major budget cuts a 3 fold increase in value added tax moves aimed at shoring up state finances battered by low oil prices on the pandemic there's the headlines these continues of to talk to us is the era next. what impact will call did 19 on the drop in the oil price come on the race to the white house can donald trump survive these historic setbacks and does joe biden have what it takes to beat a. special coverage i'll just. say. it's been nearly 2 months since qatar implemented a series of measures to contain the outbreak of covert 19. the government has since closed schools issued state home orders as imposed travel bans all travelers from many countries. but one of the number of deaths here remains low infection rates continue to rise. i am hashem in doha i would

that's exactly right we know that this incident took place ringback in the gulf of oman in the waters close to the strategic strait of hormuz earlier yesterday approximately 24 hours ago we've been hearing murmurs since early this morning late last night early this morning about some sort of incident during a naval exercise but details have been unclear now about 24 hours later the navy you as you said confirming that 19 sailors were killed when a naval exercise food went wrong we've also heard that 15 people were injured in that incident we know that once this happened survivors as well as. what we're hearing is the wreckage of one of the ships was taken to chop our port and we also have been hearing conflicting reports about whether or not the vessel that was hit in this incident has sunk or not aware hearing from officials this morning that the vessel is intact or not intact but certainly has not sunk and investigations are underway we know that the naval frigate john moran a missile capable what iranians call a destroyer was involved in these exercises it hit a smaller support shi

and the iranian warship has hit a vessel from its own fleet during naval exercises in the gulf of oman. alarms the whole drama you're watching out of there alive my headquarters here in doha also coming up saadi arabia announces tough new austerity measures as it deals with falling oil prices and the coronavirus pandemic. and the partial reopening of the manner in the philippines so foreigners can get out an ex-pat back in. the big tourist attraction in china is back in business even as new coronavirus cases are reported in with her new. book into the program let's bring you this breaking news coming out of iran that in a rainy and naval ship has been mistakenly hit by a missile fired by another ship in its own fleet state television says that at least one person has been killed and several others have been injured in the incident it happened when the support fassel got too close to a target during naval exercises in the jasc region of southern iran on the gulf of oman. in other new study arabia has announced tough new austerity measures aimed at shoring up state finances which have be

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a military exercise gone wrong in the gulf of oman resulting in the deaths and injuries of dozens of iranian sailors 24 hours after sunday's incident the navy verified the worst of the unconfirmed reports already on social media. a missile test by an iranian frigate the jumper on hit a smaller support ship the car rock killing 19 and injuring 58 the government was quick to declare the men heroes before dawn i was informed of a painful accident for the canara vessel and the deaths and wounding of our brave service members who protect iranian maritime security which deeply hurt my heart i don't know what to say to make it better we are all indebted to those loved ones who sacrificed their lives for our security and well being. but what happened is still unclear reports suggest the smaller ship was setting floating targets and did not clear the impact zone in time to avoid the destroyers missile fire it happened in the iranian waters of the gulf of oman a short distance from the strategic strait of hormuz its proximity to a major shipping corridor is likely to have world leaders concern

and the iranian warship has hit a vessel from its own fleet during naval exercises in the gulf of oman. blogs the whole drama you're watching al-jazeera live my headquarters here in doha also coming up saadi arabia announces tough new austerity measures as it deals with falling oil prices on the coronavirus pandemic. and the partial reopening of the manner in the philippines so foreigners can get out and exit hands back in. the big tourist attraction in china is back in business even as new coronavirus cases are reported in with her. back into the program let's bring you this breaking news coming out of iran that in a rainy and naval ship has been mistakenly hit by a missile fired by another ship in its own fleet state television says that at least one person has been killed and several others have been injured in the incident it happened when the support fassel got too close to a target during naval exercises in the jasc region of southern iran on the gulf of oman. in other news saudi arabia has announced tough new austerity measures aimed at shoring up state finances which have been

navy on one of its own boats has killed 900 sailors it happened in the just region in the gulf of oman where arabian naval exercises were taking place this is a picture released by the iranian army of the qana rock support vessel that was hit when it got too close to a target regular exercise is held in the region in the busy strait of hormuz as embers robbie has more now from terror on. the wreckage of one of the ships was taken to chop our port and we also have been hearing conflicting reports about whether or not the vessel that was hit in this incident has sunk or not but we're hearing from officials this morning that the vessel is intact not intact but certainly has not sunk and investigations are underway we know that the naval frigate jumma run a missile capable what iranians call a destroyer was involved in these exercises it hit a smaller support ship called the corner iraq now this is a multipurpose vehicle a corvette class ship it is small it is sometimes armed for naval patrols but in this case we're hearing from reports that it was serving in a support capacity that it was

a military exercise gone wrong in the gulf of oman resulting in the deaths and injuries of dozens ofiranian sailors 24 hours after sunday's incident the navy verified the worst of the unconfirmed reports already on social media. a missile test by an iranian frigate the jumper on hit a smaller support ship to caracas killing 19 and injuring 15 the government was quick to declare the men heroes before dawn i was informed of a painful accident for the canary vessel and the deaths and wounding of our brave service members who protect to rein in maritime security which deeply hurt my heart i don't know what to say to make it better we are all indebted to those loved ones who sacrificed their lives for our security and well being. but what happened is still unclear reports suggest the smaller ship was setting floating targets and did not clear the impact zone in time to avoid the destroyer's missile fire it happened in the iranian waters of the gulf of oman a short distance from the strategic strait of hormuz its proximity to a major shipping corridor is likely to have world leaders concer

mistake at sea and iranian warships hits a vessel from its own fleet exercise in the gulf of oman. this is al jazeera live in doha also coming up is saudi arabia slashes budgets and increases taxes as it deals with record low oil prices and the coronavirus pandemic . to europe begin reopening after weeks of lock downs and restrictions to stop the spread of a coronavirus. the philippines reopens its guys to international flights but imposes strict measures in light of the plant and. we begin in iran where there are fears that dozens of people could be dead after a naval ship was mistakenly hit by a missile during an exercise is confirmed the accident killed one sailor state t.v. says several others were injured it happened when a support vessel got too close to a target during iranian naval exercises in the jasc region of southern iran let's speak straightaway to zain but ravi whose life for us in tehran and the details very sketchy at this point in time what more information if you managed to gather. that's exactly right and it was a lot we knew it was a lot and don't know get into

more than a dozen others a friendly fire incident was reported near the port of just in the gulf of oman. chiang hai disneyland is the 1st disney park to reopen worldwide albeit under strict conditions visitors have to show an up to date health certificate to get in the corner buyers crisis at the disney group hard with theme park closures slashing income by the equivalent of 1300000000 euros in the 1st quarter of this year. police in hong kong say they arrested more than 200 people in anti-government protests that pandemic has turned attention away from the city's pro-democracy movement but as the threats from the virus appears to be receding demonstrations are once again moving forward. they're back riot police and protesters confront each other inside the hong kong shopping mile. behind. standoffs like these all but paralyzed the chinese territory last year destructions imposed over the virus put an end to the protests earlier this year but these curbs are now slowly easing the government is allowing public gatherings of up to 8 people many more than that were involved here hong kong'

iran's navy on one of its own boats killed 19 silas it happened in the just region of the gulf of oman where iranian naval exercises were taking place this is a picture released by the iranian army of the color of acca support vessel that was hit when it got too close to a target there are regular exercises held in the region near the busy straits of hormuz there's been fierce fighting between libya's warring sides in tripoli forces allied to the un recognized government made this show of strength of fighters loyal to the wall khalifa haftar claim to have entered the capital's southern suburbs there's the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after their crisp crusades an arab perspective next. in the history of conflicts between east and west. the mightiest battle between cristiana to slam. a holy war in the name of religion. for the 1st time. the story of the crusades. from an arab perspective. the crusades began with the goal of capturing the holy land for christiana. over the years it evolved into something entirely different. in a sense one last thought is india. and the

more than a dozen others friendly fire incident was reported near the port of jasc in the gulf of oman. the world health organization has expressed the hope that germany can bring a recent flare up of coronavirus infections under control the country's been scrambling to contain localized covered 19 outbreaks in some federal states health officials are also monitoring of east of the country's infection right as a journey continues to reopen its economy. while using has become the name of the game in germany and not only at supermarkets now machall like much of the nation is waiting to see the effects of gradually easing restrictions in recent weeks. but many other things it's important to me to once again draw attention to the fact that we are now in a new phase of the pandemic it will now be necessary in easing restrictions that we ensure safety so following the basic requirements that means keeping our distance wearing a mouth and nose covering and having consideration for others. that's very important . because the. closed doors of new infections some linked to meat processing plants

say they deeply regret the decision 2 days of heavy rain of course flooding in southern oman usually dry cliffs inland become waterfalls and many low lying areas around the regional capital salalah are now under water doctors nurses in peru say hospitals can't cope with the rising number of coronavirus infections and need more government help 141000 cases have been reported with more than 4000 it's adrian is here from 15 g. r.c. to more from 10 g. brought in early up next risking it all. told to old sara. let me ask you how worried you are about the increase in hostilities in yemen we listen this is the moment to stop all military action this is the moment also on fighting we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories the. 0. a country ravaged by years of civil war sierra leone is now on the road to recovery but the ruinous effects of the conflict continue to be felt. 50 percent of the population is a new trips. drinking water is scarce electricity practically nonexistent. while they have been improvements on the country's infrastructure daily life for most is still a st

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the friendly fire was reported in the gulf of oman.brazil where the coronavirus pandemic has prompted civil servants to get creative with the services they offer grooms and brides, many of whom are deciding not to wait for the pandemic to pass before saying "i do." >> the beaches may be closed off but life goes on. today, this car is their wedding coach. they are on their way to their wedding. but they do not plan on getting out of the car. the civil servant comes out to meet them. the registry office offers driving service. anand yes they l love each othet they would not have gotten married so quickly if it were not for the coronavirus. they had planned on waiting a few years. >> i am a nurse and i work with patients every day. i could die. i want to get married now to make our partnership legal. >> one last look at the papers. ok. their registrar had his own notary for a few years. according to law, he can perform marriages. when demand remains steady after the virus hits he came up with the idea of driving weddings. >> a lot of coup

me show you explain exactly what i mean this is it there's you couldn't see of there of course is oman so as just go to a bit closer you can see and a bit more detail on this is been sitting at the last couple of days and it is producing some torrential amounts of rain so much so that this is actually a crest of hills that inland in the surround salalah literally until 2 days ago they were dry these waterfalls and this is what's happening all the water's come down is coming down from there and it is just flooded all the streets in the city you can say well it's like a river again isn't it through the streets calls submerged and in just 2 days itself has actually seen 260 millimeters of rain and this system is not done just yet now this is continuing through saturday so the actual center of this storm with reception thing the 2nd is not particularly clear it hasn't yet come on shore that is expected to happen later on saturday into sunday at that point of course that may not develop or may not develop with all that into a tropical psyco but what will continue to happen is it will contin

he and his wife, a prominent dentist in iraq and oman, came to canada in 2013 to make sure their childrentable future. neither has been able to work. he would have to retrain as a gp, which he can't afford to do, so he's driving for uber to pay the bills. >> instead of looking at an x-ray, i am doing uber x. anyhow, we have to support the family. reporter: governments in canada defer to medical licensing organizations that maintain they have to be cautious about admitting doctors trained in other countries, but many say foreign training could also be an asset to canadian health care. >> we should not forget that the people who actually get trained in foreign countries, they biggeres receive clinical expanse because they get exposed to various infectious diseases that they would never see here in canada. reporter: ontario's medidical

on one of its own vessels has killed 19 saying this it happened in the just region of the gulf of oman where iranian naval exercises were taking place a support vessel was hit but it apparently got too close to a target there are regular exercises held in the region near the busy straits of hormuz for more let's bring in 0 same bus ride in terror ron what's the latest information of what actually happened zain. well adrian what we know so far the government has slowly been confirming a lot of details of been leaking out since very early this morning late last night last night early this morning we know that 24 hours ago approximately 24 hours ago there were unable exercises involving 2 naval vessels the jumma iran a naval frigate is missile capable that is what iranians your call a destroyer as part of their naval fleets and the smaller multi-purpose vehicle it is a corvette class. patrol vehicle it is sometimes armed with. offensive capability to be used as a patrol vehicle but in this case it was working as a support vessel for these naval exercises that were happening in the gulf of

sort of been blamed for similar previous attacks 2 days of heavy rain of course flooding in southern oman usually dry cliffs inland have become waterfalls and many low lying areas around the regional capital sala are submerged. a weather update on how to say that unveiling a body image to iran's health care heroes that's the latest from tehran. we have had people that have eaten danny. volunteers at filling the gaps in britain's welfare system. and in schools we'll hear what middle course manager has to say about the prospects of his team being allowed to play at their own stadium. and. pretty well across much of the middle east on the arabian peninsula but the one area watching very closely is this now this is a child already being sitting very close to the portion of oman for over 24 hours and this is already some of the results of that even though the heavy rain really has yet to come on shore this is a river that's basically bust its banks you seen pictures of flooding in the streets there the winds and this is not yet defined as a tropical storm but what we will see is very heavy rai

navy on one of its own boats has killed 19 sailors it happened in the just a region in the gulf of oman who had a rainy and never likes assizes were taking place a support vessel was hit when it got too close to a target that a regular exercise is held in the region near the busy strait of hormuz those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after counting the cost to buy . hello i'm adrian figure this is counting the cost on al-jazeera a weekly look at the world of business economics this week as the g 20 offers a debt payment holidays of the world's poorest nations to fight the coronavirus pandemic is it time for private investors to do the same. southeast asia as garment workers in the industry pay a heavy price of the pandemic millions of jobs have been lost despite patchy government support. and the sharia compliant tech start ups scrapping for a bigger share of indonesia's multi-billion dollar finance industry. may 1st was an important day for the world's poorest nations it was the day that the rich club of g. 20 nations gave debtors a payment holiday until the end

know, a lot of people are not going to be very cooperative with information if it's a mana in uniform oman in uniform knocking on their door saying, who have you been around lely? so being co-citizens in that way, working with groupsio like the nl guard, those things are very important. so it's really about being willing to have faith in each other and go in. and when you come to a cityr or statecality that has political leadership,th embraces it and takes the ap of faith, you do see an awful t of magic happen. >> two things -- one, are there local municipalities -- do you find that they're eager to work with you? and are there states -- you know, most municipalities are blue areas, rit? you know, cities tend to be more liberal. what about red citie or, you know, more some ah the more conservative places? i'm thinking okloma city or jacksonville, florida. have you thought about expanding into those places?e' >> wl, worked in in what i would say, friendly and unfriendly eironments. within any unfriendly environment, you wil some people in leadership. for example, we work in atlanta, georgia

qatar bahrain oman and kuwait because of the pandemic so many indians now have lost their jobs as a condom is have halted around the world meanwhile the g.c.c. is calling india islamophobia not because of this largest mass repatriation in history but because of prime minister modi's policies towards the religious minority in his country so for more on this we will bring in b.j. per shot he's a historian and a journalist peter good to see you again 1st can you talk to us a little bit about this so-called mass repatriation effort nearly a 1000000 indian nationals are working in the g.c.c. on work visas have those been cancelled. whether there's actually been a half 1000000 working group that liberty or the gulf states. marine just want to be sure that they are angry at the high end and then the construction workers taxi drivers the rest so it's a. very large number of them at least a 1000000 ever who lost their jobs as a consequence of that group to lock down and they've been included in the extremely difficult was the issue which is why they would you do the union government give them the s

the coronavirus pandemic and oil prices sliding into negative territory however briefly think about oman and behind both could receive economic support from the likes of saudi arabia and the u.a.e. but our focus is on those resource rich nations that with oil prices that are around $30.00 a barrel may have to turn to the international monetary fund and start with algeria which has seen its debt soar to 45. percent of g.d.p. from just 26 percent and 2017 it had base this year's austerity budget at $50.00 a barrel so it's potentially got real problems angola which in 2018 got a 3800000000 dollars loan from the i.m.f. and it could be banging on the door again as africa's 2nd biggest oil producer it relies on the sale of crude for 65 percent of its tax revenue ecuador's credit has of given the country a debt payment holiday but it could still default on its $17000000000.00 debt and it also got an i.m.f. loan of more than $600000000.00 and then there's africa's biggest oil producer nigeria which has received a $3400000000.00 loan from the i.m.f. you know nigeria is dependent on oil for 90 per

iranian navy on one of its own boats has killed 19 sailors and happened in the region of the gulf of oman but iranian naval exercises were taking place a support vessel was hit when it got too close to a target but are regular exercises held in the region near the busy strait of hormuz but its airways owner i.a.g. says it's burning cash a new quarantine orders for the international arrivals will make matters worse the airlines chief executive willie walsh is warning the company will have to review plans to resume flight operations in july but as a raise has already revealed it'll need to cut 12000 jobs i agee's chief estimates it will take at least 3 years for the airline to recover from the economic fallout and those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after inside story goodbye. no flights no travel no tours and. millions of jobs are at risk with a pandemic holiday. so how will tour operators recover and how could you offer a coronavirus free vacation this is inside story. hello welcome to the program and it's. the global tourism industry has all but ground to a halt

than a dozen others of the friendly fire incident was reported near the port of just in the gulf of oman police in hong kong say they arrested more than 200 people in anti-government protests the pandemic has turned attention away from the city's pro-democracy movement but as the threat from the virus appears to be receding demonstrations are once again moving forward. pack riot police and protesters confront each other inside the hong kong shopping myler. standoffs like these all but power lies the chinese territory last year destructions imposed over the virus put an end to the protests earlier this year but these curbs are now slowly easing. the government is allowing public gatherings of up to 8 people many more than that were involved here on kong's pro-democracy protesters have not forgotten that unfinished revolution. in the midst of the coronavirus the government has imposed restrictions on gatherings and turned it into a crackdown on freedom of assembly. this is a gross violation of human rights. to how you see my. day is police should be protecting us and society and instead th

more than a dozen others the friendly fire incident was reported near the port of jasc in the gulf of oman. restrictions on europe's public gatherings are being enforced in most countries and that has put an end to most european cultural of vets this spring no theaters no movies no music that is unless someone gets creative like some festival where nizer is in the czech capital proper. quick sound check as the last few people roll look for the only gig in town. with concert halls closed and festivals written off across europe this pop up event is drawing the crowds of assault the producer says it's fun but he'll be happy when it's over. for the 1st time in my life i'm looking forward to the end of a project i'm working on. the 1st one to you all over the bird it's great at least we're not stuck at home for a change and we get to listen to some live music so well it's good. time for the musicians it's a change from the locked down routine of practice back at home in front of a mirror. neat stuff exotic skills and we've never done anything so out there playing for cars especially in this kin

navy and one of its own vessels has killed 19 sailors it happened in the jasc region in the gulf of oman where iranian f. they've alexis sizes were taking place a support vessel was his when it got too close to a target there are regular exercises held in the region in the busy straits of hormuz and saudi arabia has announced major budget cuts at a 3 fold increase in value added tax moves aimed at shoring up state finances battered by low oil prices on the pandemic there's the headlines these continues of to talk to us is the era next. what impact will call did 19 on the drop in new oil prices have on the race to the point. can donald trump survive these historic sent banks and does the job only have what it takes to beat a. special coverage on al-jazeera. for me when you see. it's been nearly 2 months since qatar implemented a series of measures to contain the outbreak of. the government has since closed schools issued state hope i did post travel bans all travelers from many countries. but one of the number of deaths here remains low infection rates continue to rights. i am. in doha i

more than a dozen others the friendly fire incident was reported near the port of jasc in the gulf of oman. to brazil where the coronavirus pandemic has prompted civil servants to get creative with the services they offer prospective grooms and brides many of whom are deciding not to wait for the pandemic to pass before saying i do. the beaches of rio de janeiro may be closed off but life still goes on today this car is their wedding coach nardo in the tahlia on the way to their wedding but they don't plan on getting out of the car the civil servant in charge of the ceremonies comes out to meet them during the corona virus the registry office offers drive in service and yes they love each other but no they wouldn't have gotten married so quickly if it weren't for the coronavirus they had planned on waiting a few years. i am a nurse and i work with corona patients every day so like them i could die so i want to get married now to make copartnership legal one last look at the papers all ok their registrar fabio nader has had his own notary office for a few years according to brazilian law he

largest pediatric hospital then worked in muscat he and his wife a prominent dentist in both iraq and oman came to canada in 2013 to make sure their children had a stable future neither has been able to work would have to retrain as a g.p. which he can't afford to do so he's driving for to pay the bills. and how we have to support the family. governments in canada defer to medical licensing organizations which maintain they have to be cautious about admitting doctors trained in other countries but many say foreign training could also be an asset to canadian health care we should not forget the people who actually get change in foreign countries they sometimes even bigger clinical experience because they get exposed to the least infections that would never see here in canada on terry as medical licensing body told al-jazeera it's looking into the issue but as yet to make any changes in its residency programs one of canada's most multicultural cities brampton home to many currently unemployed foreign trained medical personnel is leading one of many campaigns to usher more of them into the he

few hours we have got this is larry watching here to the fall south just sitting off the coast of oman and yemen that could bring some rain showers maybe some thunderstorms in the next couple of days it tends to stay offshore but it could bring shadows to coastal areas but look at these conditions across seasonal the areas in particular baghdad down across into we have got sandwiches in the high forty's even hotter as we go into friday in baghdad $48.00 degrees celsius now the average this time of year is $36.00 degrees so this really is unusual to be this hot as so early in the summer we've also got more showers across areas of turkey is a touch is quite low there in anchorage is 15 degrees celsius little niches elsewhere beginning to climb 42 is the high in doha on friday and the center 42 across into dubai central africa potential rains particularly around the gulf of guinea some heavy rain in the 4 calls that you'll thursday into gabble and appealing to southern areas of nigeria but also we've got a fair amount of central role that i was mozambique and again to the east coast of th

states and the gulf cooperation council saudi arabia kuwait bahrain cutter united arab emirates and oman will be an economic recession this year and as the g.c.c. states grapple with the financial outlook post pandemic saudi arabia is also planning to cut its oil production by 1000000 barrels starting june 1st to reportedly further help support the global oil markets coate and the. he also planned additional cuts meantime united states is removing 2 patriot missile batteries that had been guarding saudi oil fields from iranian attacks and what was reportedly the fall out from the dispute over the saudi oil price war with russia asked about the removal of the patriot batteries president trump said this last week well i don't want to talk about it but we're doing some things we're making a lot of moves in the middle east and elsewhere we're doing a lot of things all over the world militarily we've been taken advantage of all over the world our military and. in the sense that we're and this is nothing to do with saudi arabia this has to do with other countries frankly much more u.s. secreta

navy one of its own boats has killed $900.00 sailors it happened in the just region in the gulf of oman where iranian naval exercises were taking place this is a picture released by the iranian army of the car like a support vessel that was hit when it got too close to a target there are regular exercises held in the region near the busy strait of hormuz there's been fierce fighting between libya's warring sides in tripoli forces allied to the un recognized government made to show strength off to fighters loyal to the warlord who need to have to claim to have entered the capital of southern suburbs. you have to stay with the headline got more news coming right up after inside story good bye for now. stranded with no income no work. for she's millions of migrant workers out of a job. that families back home go hungry so who should look after them and will the crisis change the way wealthy countries views follow. this story. hello welcome to the program. farm workers are often the backbone of many societies they are doctors nurses shop assistants and manages all this take low skilled work

that brisk in the what we're really watching is this is disturbance just sitting off the coast of oman that this is a tropical disturbance it could develop into a tropical storm but if it does at the moment study the full cost track is very uncertain is very close to land and it is going to produce some torrential downpours in the coming days to take if it doesn't move not to the north of that it is very hot 48 celsius in baghdad as a good 10 degrees above average for this time of year but things have cooled down through the eastern and all the med but as you go on into south bay you can see is a similar story across and all the winds are actually picking up from that also again as a say some blowing sand and dust and then this system just sitting very close to or literally almost on top of over the next 2 or 3 days the looking at accumulations over the hoth a meta over a and that will lead to some very serious and widespread flooding so we'll keep a very close eye on the progress all that meanwhile in suez southern africa south africa with it another system just sliding by one another