mohamed is taking refuge at the red crescent outside. of the survivors like him still struggling to cope with the terror of. wondering if they have a death to go through it all again to reach europe a new symmetry is being built here it already contains the bodies of $71.00 people were washed ashore on the city beaches last month. each of these graves have been numbered in the d.n.a. sample has been taken from each one of the victims the record of those is being held at the local hospital already the director of the red crescent is receiving inquiries from all over the region and even from morocco about who might be lying here these waters are meant to be a source of fun and pleasure but the death toll is rising all the time and that's. this beach david to al-jazeera sauces still ahead and. take action following security threats to the. all right sports fans it's here to get us all called top of the news thank you very well without woodbox anthony just as a rematch with and us who has been set the world heavyweight title bout a will happ

the director of the red crescent to help pull them out of the water told me the corpses were floating in from every direction or not. saving these people and even returning them to a prison in d.b.f. is better than letting them die like that in huge numbers of young people pregnant women and babies you see the northern european countries that we are the heavy responsibility it's a crime that all this garbage heap outside scars this is where the dead bodies used to be dumped the red crescent has now reburied them nearby but these graves share the same ground as the city's rubbish we spoke to a young man who nearly ended up here himself. living in libya as we live in small boat into the deep sea the boat started to shake until it's capsized in this moment i look at what i did and now i remember what happened. mohammed is taking refuge at the red crescent center outside tsars this other survivors like him are still struggling to cope with the terror of danger would wondering if they ever dare to go through it all again to reach europe a new cemetery is being built here it already contain

the director of the red crescent to help pull them out of the water told me the corpses were floating in from every direction or not be so obviously saving these people and even returning them to a prison indeed is better than lifting them die like that in huge numbers of. young people pregnant women and babies you see the north in european countries that we are the heavy responsibility it's a crime that all this garbage heap outside zazi this is where the dead bodies used to be dumped the red crescent has now reburied them nearby but these graves share the same ground as the city's rubbish. we spoke to a young man who nearly ended up here himself. doesn't live in has lived libya in small boat into the deep sea the boat started to shake until it's capsized in this moment i look at what i did and. i remember what happened i feel. mohammed is taking refuge at the red crescent center outside tsars us other survivors like him are still struggling to cope with the terror they enjoyed wondering if they ever dare to go through it all again to reach europe a new cemetery is being built here i

the red crescent has reburied them nearby. these graves share the same ground as the city's rubbish. we spoke to a young man who nearly ended up here himself. in a small boat into the deep sea. the boat started to shake until it capsized. at that moment i regretted what i did and now, every time i remember what happened, i feel sick. reporter: mohammed is taking refuge at the red crescent center. others are wondering if they would dare to go through it all again to reach europe. a new cemetery is being built here erie did already contains the bodies of 71 people that were washed ashore on city beaches last month. each of these graves have been numbered, and a dna sample has been taken from each victim. a record is being held at the local hospital. already, the director of red crescent is receiving inquiries from all over the region and even from morocco, about who might be lying here. these waters are meant to be a source of fun and pleasure, but the death toll is rising all the time, haunting this beach. al jazeera, live from

the director of the red crescent to help pull them out of the water told me the corpses were floating in from every direction or not. saving these people and even returning them to a prison in d.b.f. is better than letting them die like that in huge numbers of young people pregnant women and babies you see the northern european countries that we are heavy responsibility it's a crime that all this garbage heap outside zazi this is where the dead bodies used to be dumped the red crescent has now reburied them nearby. but these graves share the same ground as the city's rubbish. we spoke to a young man who nearly ended up here himself. doesn't even live here has lived libya in small boat into the deep sea the boat started to shake until it's capsized in this moment i look at what i did and. i remember what happened. mohammed is taking refuge at the red crescent center outside zazi this other survivors like him are still struggling to cope with the terror of danger would wondering if they ever dare to go through it all again to reach europe a new cemetery is being built here it already co

this garbage ship outside sauces is where the dead bodies used to be dumped the red crescent has now reburied them nearby but these graves share the same ground as the city's rubbish we spoke to a young man who nearly ended up here himself. has been in the navy has lived libya in small boat into the deep sea the boat started to shake until it's capsized in this moment i look at what i did and. i remember what happened i feel. mohammed is taking refuge at the red crescent center outside zaza this other survivors like him are still struggling to cope with the terror they insured wondering if they ever dare to go through it all again to reach europe a new cemetery is being built here it already contains the bodies of $71.00 people that were washed ashore on the city beaches last month each of these graves have been numbered and the d.n.a. sample has been taken from each one of the victims the record of those is being held at the local hospital already the director of the red crescent is receiving inquiries from all over the held region and even from morocco about who might be lying here

the director of the red crescent to help pull them out of the water told me the corpses were floating in from every direction or not. saving these people and even returning them to a prison in d.b.f. is better than letting them die like that in huge numbers of young people pregnant women and babies you see the northern european countries that mirror the heavy responsibility it's a crying. this garbage heap outside zazi this is where the dead bodies used to be dumped the red crescent has now ribera them nearby but these graves share the same ground as the city's rubbish we spoke to a young man who nearly ended up here himself. in the neighborhood as we live in small boat into the deep sea the boat started to shake until its capsized in this moment i look at what i did and. i remember what happened. mohammed is taking refuge at the red crescent center outside tsars his other survivors like him are still struggling to cope with the terror they enjoyed wondering if they ever dare to go through it all again to reach europe a new cemetery is being built here it already contains the bodies o

mohammed is taking refuge at the red crescent center outside zaza this other survivors like him are still struggling to cope with the terror of danger would wondering if they ever dare to go through it all again to reach europe a new symmetry is being built here it already contains the bodies of $71.00 people that were washed ashore on the city's beaches last month. each of these graves have been numbered in the d.n.a. sample has been taken from each one of the victims the record of those is being held at the local hospital already the director of the red crescent is receiving inquiries from all over the held region and even from morocco about who might be lying here these waters are meant to be a source of fun and pleasure but the death toll is rising all the time and that's reality that's haunting this beach david chase al-jazeera sauces. italy's deputy prime minister mikhail severely is calling for a snap election saying the ruling coalition has collapsed the prime minister decepticon to says he wants to justify that call. party elite is well ahead in opinion polls mainly because of hi

the area we understand the syrian authorities of station buses in the area and the syrian arab red crescent has been asked to prepare for possible population movements there are 2 shelters identified in iran to see if people with a capacity of 150 families the u.n. and humanitarian partners have mobile teams ready to respond in the area should civilians decide to use the crossing point from the information available to us however it appears that relatively few people are opting to move in this direction compared to the much larger numbers preferring to move north and west further into italy madam president one dimension of the conflict we've not covered much in our previous briefings but is covered by this latest report is the impact on agricultural activities in northern hamma and southern italy governorates traditionally large parts of the agricultural area are considered to be among the most fertile land in the country cultivated for wheat shelling. reported fires contributed to the destruction of crops and damage to farming equipment much of the harvest has been lost in the capacity to

marshall look a very is the able a coordinator of the international federation of red cross and red crescent societies he says community mistrust is one of the big reasons why it's difficult to contain this break. the usual list trust is one of the biggest challenges that we are trying to manage she know what it wants and this is the red cross we are trying to emphasize on risk communication and community enjoyment so our crotches to sit with the people in the affected communities to discuss with them share with their to save the simple homes i took it for treatment encourage them to go for treatment but to also do listen to their concerns we listen to the who must that high community level that are limiting their ability with the treatment center so we are indeed acknowledging that is one of the biggest challenge of trust and also fear you can imagine people living their comfort in their homes living their lives used to way to a solution center for treatment so they are also terrified and frayed and it's understandable that they're afraid of scottish judge says a legal challenge against the

have been affected and 163000 hectares of cropland damage in 28 distinct according to bangladesh red crescent society families have been struggling with the impact of the floods the worst in 2 years many are now facing the elements without any kind of protection shilpi big mother of 6 children is finding it hard to cope with the situation. it's hard to compete the children a full square meal when there's so much water still around and their father can't find work when there's a flood we somehow manage to survive on dr rice pops many communities are finding it difficult to access food and little aid has arrived so far. if we got some financial help then we could rebuild our home somehow we could then manage to live a normal life that's all we want. over $40000.00 children are been kept out of schools which have either been too damaged to access or are being used as makeshift shelters and. there is water everywhere in my home and at school i can study at home and now we are lagging behind in study. the majority of bangladeshi lives in rural areas most of home rely on every culture for their liv

have been affected and 163000 hectares of cropland damage in 28 district according to bangladesh red crescent society. families have been struggling with the impact of the floods the worst in 2 years many are now facing the elements without any kind of protection shilpi big mother of 6 children is finding it hard to cope with the situation. so it's hard to compete the children a full square meal when there's so much water still around and their father can't find work when there's a flood we somehow manage to survive on dr rice pops many communities are finding it difficult to access food and little aid has arrived so far. if we got some financial help then we could rebuild our home somehow we could then manage to live a normal life that's all we want. over $40000.00 children are been kept out of schools which have either been too damaged to access or are being used as makeshift shelters and. there is water everywhere in my home and at school i can study at home and now we are lagging behind in study. the majority of bangladeshi lives in rural areas most of home rely on agriculture for their l

have been affected and 163000 hectares of cropland damage in 28 district according to bangladesh red crescent society. families have been struggling with the impact of the floods the worst in 2 years many are now facing the elements without any kind of protection shilpi big mother of 6 children is finding it hard to cope with the situation. so it's hard to compete the children a full square meal when there's so much water still around and their father can't find work when there's a flood we somehow manage to survive on dr rice pops many communities are finding it difficult to access food and little aid has arrived so far. if we got some financial help then we could rebuild our home somehow we could then manage to live a normal life that's all we want. over $40000.00 children are been kept out of schools which have either been too damaged to access or are being used as makeshift shelters. there is water everywhere in my home and at school i can study at home and now we are lagging behind in study the majority of bangladeshi lives in rural areas most of home rely on agriculture for their liveli

marshall mccovey there is the a ball coordinator at the international federation of the red cross and red crescent societies he says community mistrust is one of the big reasons why it's difficult to contain the outbreak. the issue of mistrust is one of the biggest challenges that we are trying to manage. and this is the red cross we are trying to emphasize on risk communication and community engagement so our coaches to sit with the people in the affected communities to discuss with them share with their. homes and took it for treatment encourage them to go for treatment but you also do listen to their concerns listen to that high level that limiting their ability with the treatment center so we are indeed acknowledging that he's one of the biggest challenge of trust and also fear you can imagine people living their comfort in their homes living their lives used to go into an isolation center for treatment so they are also terrified and prayed and it's understandable that they are afraid. they have been clashes between protesters and indian security forces in indian administered kashmir crowds ga

have been affected and 163000 hectares of cropland damage in 28 distinct according to bangladesh red crescent society families have been struggling with the impact of the floods the worst in 2 years many are now facing the elements without any kind of protection shilpi big mother of 6 children is finding it hard to cope with the situation. it's hard to compete the children are full square meal when there's so much water still around their father can't find work when there's a flood we somehow manage to survive on dr rice pops many communities are finding it difficult to access food and little aid has arrived so far. if we got some financial help then we could rebuild our home somehow we could then manage to live a normal life that's all we want. over $40000.00 children are been kept out of schools which have either been too damaged to access or are being used as makeshift shelters and. there is water everywhere in my home and at school i can study at home and now we are lagging behind in study. the majority of bangladeshi lives in rural areas most of home rely on every culture for their livel

have been affected and 163000 hectares of cropland damage in 28 district according to bangladesh red crescent society. families have been struggling with the impact of the floods the worst in 2 years many are now facing the elements without any kind of protection shilpi begg a mother of 6 children is finding it hard to cope with the situation. so it's hard to compete the children a full square meal when there's so much water still around and their father can't find work when there's a flood we somehow manage to survive on dr rice pops many communities are finding it difficult to access food and little aid has arrived so far. if we got some financial help then we could rebuild our home somehow we could then manage to live a normal life that's all we want. over $40000.00 children are been kept out of schools which have either been too damaged to access or are being used as makeshift shelters and. there is water everywhere in my home and at school i can study at home and now we are lagging behind in study. the majority of bangladesh lives in rural areas most of home rely on agriculture for their

from running in these elections it has now turned into something much bigger it's all about the red crescent reaction the earth or to the wreck that authorities have before and during the last couple of weeks and basically what they were trying to achieve to silence this protest has had the opposite effect people from all walks of life are now gathering here in moscow all the people young people all kinds of people who want to show that they're angry about how do you have seriously cracked down on this movement thousands of people have been detained and some are in detention facing serious criminal charges and them up in jail for many years also the leaders of all these protests the opposition candidates when the story was all about all in detention except for one who is now about to speak here on the stage at the same time the crackdown is happening as we speak because one of the other opposition candidates who is not in jail but because she has a child is at the moment i'm already being detained again she is currently also doing a hunger strike so basically these people have one word to sa

have been affected and 163000 hectares of cropland damage in 28 distinct according to bangladesh red crescent society families have been struggling with the impact of the floods the worst in 2 years many are now facing the elements without any kind of protection shilpi mother.

infected marshall mocha very is ebola coordinator at the international federation of red cross and red crescent societies he says community mistrust is one of the main reasons is difficult to contain the outbreak. the issue trust is one of the biggest challenges that we are trying to manage. and this is the red cross we are trying to emphasize on risk communication and community engagement so croce's to sit with the people in the affected communities to discuss with them share with their side of this i took it for treatment encourage them to go for treatment but to also do listen to their concerns listen to the room of the community level that limiting their ability with the treatment center so we are indeed reading that is one of the biggest challenge of trust and also fear you can imagine people living their comfort in their homes living there it used to going to a sufficient center for treatment so they are also terrified in the trade and it's understandable that they're afraid the trial of 5 men charged with planning the september 11th attacks has been set for early 2021 a military judge se

the victims the record of those is being held at the local hospital already the director of the red crescent is receiving inquiries from all over this i held region and even from morocco about who might be lying here these waters are meant to be a source of fun and pleasure but the death toll is rising all the time and that's reality that's haunting this speech david chase to al-jazeera sources. much more still ahead for you on the program will be meeting about raney activist who says feared for his life during a protest on the bridge for his country's embassy here in london and in the wake of the el paso shooting tech companies are hosted at the white house to discuss and the rise in online extremism. hello we've got some lovely weather across southern parts of here a past the usual clear blue skies lots of warm sunshine little bit of cloud over towards the black sea one or 2 showers just tucked in here was up towards the northwest we got some really inclement weather rolling through an unusually deep area of low pressure very close to the british isles bringing those strong winds heaviest

all marshall milk of r e is a bolo coordinator of the international federation of red cross and red crescent societies and he joins us by skype from nairobi hi there marshall thanks very much for being with us can you describe for us the situation on the ground at the moment what's it like trying to contain the spread of a ball. thank you for having me on this situation on the ground it's quite difficult to see tents because we are working in the. and secure environment there is around us and there is access limitations for the stuff us we're trying to respond to the people i would go to so they're working in a complex environment and it's quite difficult to reach some of the areas that have affected and as you say the outbreak seems to keep spreading and the number of cases keeps increasing want said by this element of community mistrust that is that is that an element of why this is difficult to contain right now. yes indeed down the you shortlist trust is one of the biggest challenges that we are trying to manage. and as the red cross we are trying to emphasize andris communication in com

have been affected and 163000 hectares of cropland damage in 28 distinct according to bangladesh red crescent society. families have been struggling with the impact of the floods the worst in 2 years many are now facing the elements without any kind of protection shilpi big mother of 6 children is finding it hard to cope with the situation. so it's hard to compete the children a full square meal when there's so much water still around and their father can't find work when there's a flood we somehow manage to survive on dr rice pops many communities are finding it difficult to access food and little aid has arrived so far. if we got some financial help then we could rebuild our home somehow we could then manage to live a normal life that's all we want. over $40000.00 children are been kept out of schools which have either been too damaged to access or are being used as makeshift shelters and. there is water everywhere in my home and at school i can study at home and now we are lagging behind in study. the majority of bangladesh lives in rural areas most of home rely on agriculture for their li