omar saleh reports. >> took his livestock with him. some died on the way to lebanon. others were sold. only seven sheep and goats from his herd made it. >> translator: how can i leave it behind? it's part of my grandfather's tradition. we earn our living from them. how can i leave it behind. >> reporter: it's been estimated there are 60% rise in the number of livestock in the area near the border with syria. some of them have brought their livestock with them. because the war has stopped the delivery of animal vaccinations, the risk of animal transport of disease has increased. large number of animals arrived without proper health checks. some farmers have reported new diseases over the past two years. the most common foot and mouth which causes ulcers. the alarm is over a influence disease known as lumpy skin. the united nations food and agricultural organization says it has killed some cattle. >> lumpy skin disease has appeared in syria iraq and lebanon. a large number of cattle in lebanon, especially dairy cattle are very small growers they own two, three four cows

omar saleh al jazeera. >>> groups have promised to lay down arms and stopped the violence have killedusands of people. under the deal, those involved in war crimes will not be granted amnesty. people are forced to flee their homes due to the fighting. >>> india's capital bujumbura peter nkurunziza see his decision to run again as 19 people have died in demonstrations against president. >>> more than 570 people have been rescued from boats off western indonesia. most of them on board were muslims from myanmar. one migrant said they spent months at sea. persecution in myanmar thousands more being held in ships in nearby international waters. >> now south korea's defense minister says his country will respond mercilessly to north korea's test firing of submarine launch of a ballistic missile. harry what have south korea's defense minister been saying? >> they held a press conference, the defense ministry also briefing the national assembly on monday. it's clear they're taking it seriously. not saying they will respond mercilessly to any provocations of north korea but also saying this de

omar al saleh, al jazeera beirut. >>> tear gas at draimentors demonstrators in the west bank.kpa day commemorates palestinians following the creation of israel. palestinian president vowed his people would not be moved again. >>> the wreckage of a u.s. marine helicopter has been found in nepal delivering aid on tuesday after a second massive earthquake occurred. 110 people died in this week's after-shock three weeks after 8,000 were killed in the first. fez jamil is in kathmandu. >> reporter: these green army tents are now home to some of nepal's government. the government was scrambling to respond but still able to operate out of some of their offices but after the major aftershock on may 12th, many ministers and government workers are scared to go inside their own building. >> translator: the nepali people have to feel that the government still exists. we'll fix the buildings as soon as possible. >> reporter: the damage of the buildings is still unclear. as damage assessments are still happening at the capital with the monsoon rains approaching and, many are wondering where

omar al saleh reports. >> these people are fleeing for their lives. the latest wave of people trying oleave yemen's southern city of aden by sea but their boat was shelled as they were attempting to leave the port. speaking from riyadh, being saudi arabia blamed the houthis for the attack. >> this is nothing more than genocide. it is a war to cleanse the residents of the city and destroy all its properties. the houthi militias and forces loyal to al saleh are carrying out varying attacks in lashing against civilians who are defenseless and unarmed. >> reporter: aden has been under houthi fire and bombardment for weeks. the hughts latest attacks seems to be concentrated on el tawai not far from the port. force he loyal to abd rabbu mansour hadi are put up a tough fight. in the north of aden there is a fierce battle in the city of ta'izz. over the last weeks fighting has destroyed many parts of the city. and those defending the city accuse the houthis of carrying out random shelling. tens of fighters are in the city of muka lfertiona and their declared

. >> omar al saleh reporting from bure route >>> still to come - the only country dropping chemicals on crops are set to stop the practice. is it is victory for health or drug gangs. >>> and hundreds dead after a fire breaks out at a shoe factory. >> i have a problem... i don't speak english... >> hard earned pride... hard earned respect... hard earned future... a real look at the american dream hard earned only on al jazeera america >> part of our month long look at working in america. "hard earned". >>> the top stories on al jazeera - heavy fighting in burundi's capital. military factions loyal to the president pierre nkurunziza are said to be fighting the coup >>> a shia group set fire to offices belonging to a sunni religious group. they were passing through the neighbourhood >>> houthi rebels in yemen violated a ceasefire 12 sometimes since sunday night. saudi-led forces carried out one air strike >>> rescuers stopped searching for bodies of those killed in a factory fire in the philippines. 72 are dead following the fire. it started when embers came into contact with chemicals.

. >> thank you very much, omar al saleh on the border of syria and lebanon. >> attacks happened that north of baghdad a blast hit two towns, at least nine people were injured. the iraqi government has red on rareian backed shia militias in its fight against isil in anbar province to the west but it's feared sunnis would be alien nailed if they retake the province. the government is trying to create a local force. we have this report from baghdad. not all sunni tribes are onboard. >> the iraqi government said the recruit drive is the first step to creating a no one sectarian force to fight islamic state of iraq and the levant in anbar province. hundreds was sunni men are now officially part of the government backed popular mobilization force. that means they will fight alongside iranian backed shia militias and government troops in the mainly sunni province. >> today is different. there is a state standing behind all your efforts and providing all the necessary resources. iraqis have put behind their differences. >> anbar society is divided. there are other influential tribes who want