man business and finance journalist with the berlin based daily the target sites of all the tuts and orica believes that by the full the latest the latest corona will be back and she warns the economy will be hard hit on a very warm welcome to it's her biggest squatch professor of public health and deputy ology had been shot at a hospital he says we must do at. thing in our power to keep infection rates low and protect the public sector. thank you all for being here once again i'd like to begin with utopias cotton until very recently there was a sense here in germany that we had the situation with the coronavirus pretty much under control it's fair to say so is it fair to ask what has gone wrong i'm not sure something went wrong. slides rice that we're seeing right now was expected because we open the borders we allow people to travel abroad people maybe behave something somewhat different than they would do at home they come back some of them are infected the schools opening public life is opening which is a good thing i think the issue that we see over the last days is the sudden rise in

a way to protect against devastating tsunamis one o one east investigative nature can be can time orica who will expose commuters to greater danger. on al-jazeera. hello again peace it will be here in doha with your top stories people around the world are facing new coronavirus restrictions as the total cases ages towards $18000000.00 hong kong believes is dealing with a 3rd wave now and health workers from mainland china have been sent in to help. the number of deaths in latin america has doubled in just over one month to more than 200000 mexico has overtaken the u.k. to record the 3rd highest number of fatalities after the u.s. and brazil whenever pollo has more now from mexico city testing is being increased but we know that the number is likely much higher than what's being reported now on saturday mexico reported the high is a new daily record for a new contagion with 9556 new cases and a lot of this you know boils down to leadership is what we're hearing from health policy experts what we're hearing from people day to day there's a lot of criticism over the handling by the federal