they had to extend the area into a parking lot because they've run out of places to build new funeral pires. there's a sense as they continue to try to build more pires and create more space that this is not sustainable, jake. yet no one knows when this peak will really hit and when things will finally start to abate. >> just absolutely horrible. clarissa war, doing the important work in new delhi, ina, findia, for us. appreciate it. >>> some vaccines may go to waste because not enough americans want to get their shots. nearing 100 million people fully vaccinated. we're starting to see how effective these vaccines are at preventing the spread. can as remain city or are down in all but three states. as cases are declining, so are vaccination rates, regrettably, at the lowest they've been since march, as nick watt reports. >> we are rae for stores to open, businesses, offices, theaters full strength. our plan is to fully reopen new york city on july 1st. >> reporter: one-time hot spots have cooled, prepping for a return to normal. here say large chunk of why. >> people have gotten vaccinatede

the hospitals cannot cope with the growing number of patien so the cremation tout -- pires are burningay and night. delhi is one hot of the covid-19 emergency -- one hotspot. india is one of the biggest producers of vaccines but it doesn't have enough to vaccinate the next 600 million people who will become eligible for the jab. >> they are telling us injections are not available as vaccines have not arrived. i registered three days ago. i came all the way across the city and now they tell me. they've given me a help line number and told me to try again tomorrow. >> amid the frustration and suffering, a 105-year-old man and his 95-year-old wife were supplied the covid-19 vaccination. the family says they want their story to give hope to others for many fighting the disease. hope and prayers are all they have to help them. brent: i'm joined by jason, assistant professor in the department of medical microbiology and infectious diseases at the university of manitoba in winnipeg, canada. it's good to have you on the program. the viral variance in india at the moment, do we know what role t

behind me has been working from 6 and the morning until midnight but because it doesn't have enough pires to cremate the bodies which are being brought every day and had to build 20 in the park next to it and now these 50 in this open space. those who lost family they went through the same struggle to cremate their loved ones as they did find them a hospital bed when they were alive elizabeth al-jazeera. brazil is also struggling to control the pandemic in the past 24 hours the health ministry has reported nearly 3200 deaths it has the 2nd highest number of fatalities after the us with almost 400000 deaths a highly contagious variance inconsistent restrictions on the president's repeated denial of the risks have been blamed for the crisis u.s. federal investigators have raided the manhattan apartment and office of donald trump's former lawyer rudy giuliani's devices prosecutors have been looking into giuliani's dealings with ukraine which included an investigation into the then democratic contender joe biden and his son hunter giuliani's lawyer said the probe is politically motivated and

behind me has been working from 6 and the morning until midnight but because it doesn't have enough pires to cremate the bodies which are being brought every day and had to build 20 in the park next to it and now these 50 in this open space those who've lost family members say they went through the same struggle to cremate their loved ones as they did find a hospital bed when they were alive elizabeth purana al-jazeera new delhi. brazil is also struggling to control the pandemic in the past 24 hours the health ministry has reported nearly 3200 deaths it's got the highest 2nd highest number of fatalities after the us with almost 400000 deaths a highly contagious variant inconsistent restrictions on the president's repeated denial of the risks of being blamed for the crisis mexico started vaccinating teachers amid a decline in infections and deaths the country's administered more than 16000000 doses so far with priority given to public health workers and the elderly authorities say that sensations of 4 people age 50 to 59 will begin next week the government says the number of cases and deat

behind me has been working from 6 in the morning until midnight but because it doesn't have enough pires to cremate the bodies which are being brought every day it had to build 20 in the park next to it and now these 50 in this open space. those who lost family members say they went through the same struggle to cremate their loved ones and they did find the hospital bed when they were alive elizabeth branom al-jazeera new delhi that's a situation in india and in neighboring pakistan the controversy porter the new daily record of 201 deaths on wednesday there have been more than 5000 new infections officials say health care facilities are at risk of being overwhelmed with oxygen and ventilators in short supply soldiers have been deployed to enforce restrictions in cities with high infection rates u.s. federal investigators have raided the manhattan apartment of donald trump's former lawyer rudy giuliani the f.b.i. is looking to giuliani's foreign dealings in ukraine he's accused of lobbying the trumpet ministration on behalf of ukrainian government officials he's also facing ethics charge

behind me has been working from 6 in the morning until midnight but because it doesn't have enough pires to cremate the bodies which are being brought every day and had to build 20 in the park next to it and now these 50 in this open space. those who lost family members say they went through the same struggle to cremate their loved ones as they did find the hospital bed when they were alive. well let's get an update now from elizabeth as you were tossing in your reports that it was vitally important the aid from the united states just talk us through why that is so important. it is because of the shortages of everything in the country at the moment rob from hospital beds to oxygen supplies diagnostic tests medicines and we have had 8 coming in of the last few days from a number of countries including the u.k. singapore france germany but we have the ball arriving on thursday starting to arrive on thursday the u.s. government sending $100000000.00 worth of all of those things that india is seeing a critical shortage of at the moment and very very importantly sending vital materials needed

behind me has been working from 6 in the morning until midnight but because it doesn't have enough pires to cremate the bodies which are being brought every day and had to build 20 in the park next to it and now these 50 in this open space those who lost family members say they went through the same struggle to cremate their loved ones as they did find the hospital bed when they were alive elizabeth brannon al-jazeera new delhi. neighboring pakistan reported a new daily record of 201 deaths on wednesday there have been more than 5000 new infections where the rate of people testing positive rising above 10 percent the rate of people dying from the virus is also risen above 2 percent officials say health care facilities are at risk of being overwhelmed with oxygen and ventilators in short supply souldiers have been deployed to enforce restrictions in cities with high infection roads kemal hyder has more now from islamabad on that the plane. there's a constitutional clause in the pakistani constitution which. can call in the military forces in case of emergency and. ministration region exac

behind me has been working from 6 in the morning until midnight but because it doesn't have enough pires to cremate the bodies which are being brought every day and had to build 20 in the park next to it and now these 50 in this open space those who've lost family members say they went through the same struggle to cremate their loved ones as they did find their hospital bed when they were alive elizabeth purana al-jazeera new delhi. pakistan has reported a new daily record of 201 coronavirus deaths there have been more than 5000 new infections health officials say hospitals are being overwhelmed less than one percent of the country's 220000000 people have been vaccinated soldiers have been deployed to cities with high infection rates to enforce restrictions has more now from islamabad. there's a constitutional clause in the pakistani constitution which. can call in the military forces in case of emergency and. administration richard exactly what has happened and 16 major. had now guard troops fanning out to ensure that people continue. to. die i'm. ready for any other contingency given t

behind me has been working from 6 in the morning until midnight but because it doesn't have enough pires to cremate the bodies which are being brought every day and had to build 20 in the park next to it and now these 50 in this open space. those who've lost family members say they went through the same struggle to cremate their loved ones as they did find their hospital bed when they were alive elizabeth al-jazeera new delhi. works in an intensive care unit in a hospital in kolkata the capital of west bengal and he says the government should have called off the election to avoid these large crowds and rallies. the reason is just because lack of scientific temperament and proceed to the to counteract this kind of nasty national disaster which flows and we are unfortunate that our country has declared this a national disaster which it should be yesterday only one day of just so i could declare said that we should be declared as a national emergency and this is just a lack of vision lack of foresight and of a government we are married will things going on around in the middle of these for

behind me has been working from 6 and the morning until midnight but because it doesn't have enough pires to cremate the bodies which are being brought every day and had to build 20 in the park next to it and now these 50 in this open space those who lost family members say they went through the same struggle to cremate their loved ones as they did find the hospital bed when they were alive elizabeth purana al-jazeera new delhi. china has launched a rocket carrying the core module of its planned space station into war but. the long large 5 the rocket took off from the wenchang the space launch center on the southern island of the core module provides electricity propulsion and it can kill a comedy 3 astronauts for up to 6 months or more on this let's go to katrina you who's live for us in beijing some amazing pictures coming out of the launch just talk us through how important this core module is what kind of role it plays. well this is the 1st called module of china's 1st space station 10 which means heavenly common a nice you said it has some really important functions it will have the

people a day and these are the carts that bring in the loads of wood for each and every one of the pires crematorium has had to create this extra piece of territory to see people often. it's been as crowded as this since sunrise and it will be as crowded as this at sunset. everybody we've spoken to here blames the central government, this is a government that has allowed a net export of coronavirus vaccines, a government that seemed to indicate earlier this year that it felt that india had reached some kind of herd immunity without a massive vaccination campaign and a government that continues to campaign over elections at state and regional level. it is a government that puts politics clearly above the public health of its people. after all, india is a country that has a space program, it's able to put aircraft carriers at sea into the indian ocean and more widely. it wants to take a place on the security council as a permanent member of the united nations, but it's government has allowed this. >>> even as emergency aid is rushed to india from around the world, the crisis is only expect

behind me has been working from 6 in the morning until midnight but because it doesn't have enough pires to cremate the body. every day it had to build 20 in the park next to it and now these 50 in this open space. have lost family members say they went through the same struggle to cremate their loved ones as they did find their hospital bed when they were alive elizabeth al-jazeera new delhi. works in an intensive care unit in a hospital in a couple of west bengal and he says the government should have called off the election to avoid large crowds and. the reason is just because lack of scientific temperament i must say too but to counteract this kind of nasty national disaster which and. we are unfortunate that our country has declared this a national disaster which it should be yesterday only one day of just so i could declare said that we should be declared as a national emergency and this is just a lack of vision lack of facets of the government we are married couple things going on around in the middle of these 4 on the epidemic they are all milla used to having little more than a

team is going to crematoriums and reporting the number of bodies that are coming in leading to the piresy seems to be exceeding far more than what is being recorded in the western state of gujarat where the media reported that in mid april, they projected the death number to be between 150 to 160 people. when they went to the crematoriums, over 600 bodies were brought every day and these are grim figures. that's what the challenges for the government, is, to be more transparent so they can handle this crisis with the public. and tomorrow, the bbc is bringing you a special day of coverage on the deepening coronavirus crisis in india and its significance for the globalfight against the pandemic. we'll have reports, interviews and analysis across tv, radio and digital throughout the day. every lockdown fine handed out should be reviewed, according to a committee of mps. they say the system is "muddled, discriminatory and unfair". our home affairs correspondent june kelly is here. what exactly are the mps saying? the main what exactly are the mps saying? tie: main charge they are making is t