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not as severe as previous similar sorts of cases such as the sause virus some years ago in fact there german authorities are saying what's much more dangerous is the common flu that is obviously also in the european winter making the rounds at the moment and learn from that to learn normally in a normal season thousands of people die so at the moment the german authorities and others are saying just regular hygiene measures such as washing your hands regularly are enough to counter this virus so a positive note on all of us least here in germany hans i so much for that this is the news still to come on our program goes to the philippines where climate change is forcing people to leave home as parts of that country sink beneath the sea. but 1st the european parliament is preparing to vote today to ratify the terms of britain's divorce deal with the european union this is storch vote will also be the last for the chambers 72 british m.p.'s will leave after it takes place britain is due to officially leave the european union in 2 days' time you'd have you caught up with one british m.p.

it's certainly less much last in a serious than sause the case fatality rate facades around about 10 percent currently this is running around 2 percent that is still pretty high you would out of that number it would be almost like the spanish influenza or the early part of last century however if it's true that there are many more infected people in the confirmed cases then the actual fatality rate is somewhat lower than that some more like a seasonal influenza which perhaps could be coped with more easily by the existing health resources. the world health organization is that to decide today whether they should declare this a global health emergency should they do so i mean what would that change. you know whether they should do so or not depends on them and the data that they have at hand which i don't have i would guess perhaps that on this occasion they didn't on the last occasion but on this occasion they will consider it a global health emergency this being sufficient spread internationally i think and what that would do is just mobilize more resources which alerts various coun

it's a training camp such as resulted in the high mortality among those who were inside the camp the sause told me that the this it was a preemptive strike on this military camp as it is was going to support and reinforce those who have been defeated and in the in the eastern of. at least 4 people have been killed in a car bombing attack that apparently targeted turkish contractors in somalia it happened in the town of their northwest of the capital mogadishu 15 others were wounded there the turkish engineers were having lunch with somali police at the time has claimed responsibility to her answers it will hand over the flight data recorder of a downed passenger jet to ukraine 176 people were killed when iran's military mistakenly shot down the ukrainian international airlines flight shortly after it took off from tehran canadian and ukrainian investigators are already in the country examining the wreckage. well still ahead here tens of thousands of women across the u.s. take against president trump. first fire then floods our strain it's a coping with apocalyptic weather conditions. head

it's a training camp such as resulted in the high mortality among those who were inside the camp the sause told me that the this it was a preemptive strike on this military camp as it is was going to support and reinforce those who have been defeated and in the in the eastern of. at least 4 people being killed in a car bomb attack there. probably targeted turkish contractors' in somalia it happened in the town of goma northwest of the capital mogadishu 15 others were wounded though the turkish engineers were having lunch with small the police at the time. has claimed responsibility well still ahead here all al-jazeera tens of thousands of will across the u.s. take a stand against president trying. i'm andrew thomas in sydney where a worldwide trend of the library's abolishing fines began i'll be explaining why so many other places are borrowing the idea. of. hello that savages have been on the rise quite steadily across several southern regions of the arabian peninsula but to the north is becoming very unsettled once again plenty of clouds plenty of rain and of course some snow but at the

it's a training camp such as resulted in the high mortality among those who were inside the camp the sause told me that the this it was a preemptive strike on this military camp as it is was going to support and reinforce those who have been defeated and in the in the eastern of. the 1st migrants from a caravan moving north through guatemala have been allowed to start crossing into mexico but under pressure from the white house the government there says it will try to stop them carrying on to the u.s. mexico says it has a plan but as john holdren found out of the border not everyone is convinced. on saturday morning the 1st members of a mass migration of 4000 hondurans arrived at mit's coast southern border who have . many been troubling days to get this far but now they found their way ahead blotz . after a brief scuffle involving a few young men the gates and the border bridge were closed. and those like casted a single mom with 4 children settled down to wait for the rest of the caravan to arrive not to get a little bit. i want a better future for my children because in honduras you can

it's a training camp such as resulted in the high mortality among those who were inside the camp the sause told me that the this it was a preemptive strike on this military camp as it is was going to support and reinforce those who have been defeated and in the in the eastern of. groups of migrants who are part of a u.s. bound caravan. have begun crossing into mexico earlier there were scuffles on the guatemalan mexico border some people trying to push their way past security forces to cross a closed bridge since then mexico has allowed some people to cross central american countries have come under increasing pressure from washington to stop migrants crossing into the u.s. on home and has more from mama guatemalan city on the mexican border where thousands are trying to cross it was a scuffle it was a few young men who were trying to push their way across and they got repulsed by the mexican border guards and then after that the gates of that border bridge closed from then on in the mexican authorities started letting people through 20 a time the question was where they were taking them a