only seen one area of the virus mutating from the original virus in this case we have 2 separate me taishan sites which is really concerning because as you know you know every time that we have a mutation we're worried about increased transmissibility increased threat of death and lack of ability of our vaccines to work now these both being in the same virus and being understudied but we're seeing that they're growing rapidly in the number of cases is really concerning so there are 2 mutations in the part of the virus the spike protein that binds to our ace to receptor that receptor that is known to be the target of this virus and so we don't know a lot about either of these mutations are we think that. that the l $452.00 are mutations on one of the 2 increases transmissibility by about 20 percent at least in other strains we see it decrease in antibody efficacy of up to 50 percent and an increase in the strength of the binding to our receptors now that's in a different strain so we don't know how that will play with the other. the other mutation but that one too appears to have some decrea

throughout the world and in some cases jump back into the human population where very dangerous me taishan can more amerge so safeguarding our animal population could have a very long term benefit in controlling called 1000 and preventing dangerous new me taishan this new variance from emerging and protecting also the livelihood of farmers or we're talking about billions of dollars at stake here and so brad this vaccine is expected to go into mass production as early as april r.t. correspondent sites have a thank you so much for keeping us up to date. and time now for a quick break but when we come back the fight for infrastructure is shaping up to be the buy ministrations next that major move will be able i believe proposal and what it means for the economy as we go to break here the numbers of close. now look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. i robot must obey the orders given the human beings except where such conflict with the 1st law. we should be very careful about our national intelligence and the point of all these. great trusts rather than shia.

greetings and sally taishan you know just when you thought that the united states postal service couldn't fall any further or take any more hits after 2020 well sorry humans can post man but it appears 2 $1021.00 isn't going to be any kinder to one of the united states of america's oldest institutions yes not even a year after former president donald trump and postmaster general louis de joyce scorched earth war on the credibility and trust we have in our u.s. postal service here in steps the survey illand state to pick the bones clean as they say yahoo news is now reporting that according to a recently uncovered documents the law enforcement arm of the u.s. postal service has been quietly running a program that tracks and collects american social media. posts the never before made public documents includes a march 16th bulletin that was distributed to homeland security fusion centers lovely places which reveals that analysts with the united states postal inspection service titled inter-net covert operation program or i cop monitored significant activity regarding planned protests occurri

settlement by the end of saturday by the end of the week is what they both have ballots and that interview taishan might be by the end of the weekend now this is a bruising battle which comes at a rather inconvenient time because as every day passes by the just going through the party signatures of being collectives 2 percent see have a next parliamentary group meeting and settle it that this is an ugly fight in a party that had kept stressing unity and it marks the end of stupidity politics within the cd you can serve it if c.d.u. c.s.u. count as we knew it for one half decades and that and america and elections are not far away and they are coming in the fall september so how damaging is all this for angle of merkel's c.d.u. party to have this you know what you're calling bruising battle between the 2 men. well whoever comes out of this will be damaged but the polling indicates that michael's sudha who have the deficit sees many if he said to come forward at the last moment in claim to become ed to the magical throne might come out of this bets in any case and in russia too and he recently becam

thousands of people in armenia as capital yerevan have been commemorating the mass killings they were taishan zx and forced marches. marching forward to look back many and officials lead the nation in commemorating the horrors of the past the procession of this hilltop memorial in the capital we haven't included prime minister nicole pasha. members of the public to streamed in to honor the dead and they will come the announcement from washington formally recognizing those past events as a genocide. i think it's a great thing that biden recognizes the armenian genocide because the us are a major country and it might have an effect on turkey. we've been waiting for this for years we wanted this before biden many made promises trump did and so did those before him and he waited and. in 1915 a 1000000 armenians were brutally murdered by ottoman turks many more were deported and sent on death marches into the syrian desert. armenians have long campaigned for the crimes against their people to be recognized internationally as genocide. turkey argues that there was no systematic attempt to wipe out

holland a major blunder by reed lovebox who fed the ball straight to holland and he had no 2nd to the taishan to open the scoring it was the young norwegians 24th goal of the season and with dot long to a man down in the 2nd half holland netted is 25th the 2nd most in the league there's no stopping him as he barreled forward with only the keeper defeats. take a look at all the going to sleep the results so far on match day $31.00 laver cozen be fined for it there is a mind to win against byron munich and dot was against false book when he won berlin defeated braman and 5 or share the spoils with hof and haim on friday cologne snuck past alex book and on sunday lunch he will take on stud got and will battle it out with benefits crisis stricken shock and get a break this week as had to have her lens covert quarantine has caused their clash to be postponed. more sports coming up next on sports life this time with a look at why the english men's soccer team has been flopping since 966 well i have a news update for you at the top of the hour and remember there's always more information on our webs

clued stransky taishan of gates the european union has taken legal action against pharmaceutical company astra zeneca it says the vaccine manufacturer breached its contract to supply enough of the covert 1000 job the essenes the company also has not come up with a strategy to ensure the timely it's livery of. the experience of the setback for kremlin critic alexina vali the prosecutor's office has asked of washing court to suspend the activities of the foundation for combat's and corruption which he set up the valley is currently in jail on a parole violation french energy company has suspended its operations in northern mills and baek following attacks by rebels last month the violence still plans by rival exxon mobil to turn mozambique into a major gas producer. have removed barricades from near the. compounds in occupied east jerusalem they've partly been blamed for provoking several nights of tension and violence and that's your state the u.s. continues after talk to al jazeera. david our wetlands are a 1300000 head to a natural research in northeastern argentina. in the local one an

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hand it over a 1000000 cases in just 4 days scientists are studying a new variant with a double new taishan to see if it's behind the rise in infections corona virus infections in argentina are at their peak with over 22000 cases reported daily there it comes as the country receives a shipment of 864000 doses of astra zeneca from the kovacs scheme the government. has imposed tougher restrictions including a 3 week nighttime curfew the u.s. is warning of consequences if kremlin critical like seen around the dies in prison the round these in the 3rd week of a hunger strike close to death according to his personal doctor russia has expelled 20 diplomats from the czech republic it's a reaction to a similar move by prague accusing russian spies of involvement in the 2014 explosion at an arms their. ruling party has emerged victorious after sunday's parliamentary election prime minister your gracious career is over running campaign promising to turn around the economy. tell me what you represent is now we listen we do not. fence material any country. we meet with the global news makers and talk a

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is there a link between mass vaccination and me taishan of the virus. like other pathogens sars kovi to mutates constantly and vaccines do have an impact on its evolution but a less direct one then for example a theoretical antiviral treatment voided because the 2 work in different ways drugs work by wiping out an active infection while vaccines work by preventing them from occurring in the 1st place wiping out an existing infection with a medicine applies a kind of spore earth selection pressure the only pathogens that survive are those like these with mutations that make them resistant to the medicine and only they go on to spawn the next generation that's why drug resistance is such a common problem nowadays because we put pathogens under massive pressure to evolve quickly in a very particular direction which is to grow resistant to a medication by deploying vaccines on a wide scale we're also having an impact on virus evolution but a more subtle one by making a lot of people resistant to infection we can drastically reduce opportunities for a virus

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the environment and that's because i'm so it's always a coeval lucian's was a choice of made out of taishan that's how you get different strains emerging from then on mates are only chosen from within the same strain for your buddy guy getting your. house minus only reached the german island of helgoland 400 years ago once again they had to adapt quickly owing to a lack of farmland the mines became carnivores feeding on worms and even other dead animals. today the helgoland mice no longer mate with new arrivals from the mainland and the different lines remain separate. the months long the institute is also researching what happens when mice from different subspecies mate with each other. germany is home to both the western and the eastern house. the 2 are very different genetically but the scientists found they are able to maintain however their offspring are weaker and often suffer from parasites but interestingly individual genes are replaced and the offspring that can help the rodents adapt to changing environmental conditions this is even if a sunni and that's fascinating is that a gene

is there a link between mass vaccination and me taishan of the virus. like other pathogens sars kovi to mutates constantly and vaccines do have an impact on its evolution but a less direct one than for example a theoretical antiviral treatment would because the to work in different ways drugs work by wiping out an active infection while vaccines work by preventing them from occurring in the 1st place wiping out an existing infection with a medicine applies a kind of spore earth selection pressure the only pathogens that survive are those like these with mutations that make them resistant to the medicine and only they go on to spawn the next generation that's why drug resistance is such a common problem nowadays because we put pathogens under massive pressure to evolve quickly in a very particular direction which is to grow resistant to a medication by deploying vaccines on a wide scale we're also having an impact on virus evolution but a more subtle one by making a lot of people resistant to infection we can drastically reduce opportunities for a virus

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allegedly broke you tube's ever changing terms of service which at this point is so vague an open server taishan that literally any video can be suddenly deemed unacceptably dangerous have an opinion on coded don't like the w.h.o. don't like the election results banned for free speech the 2nd r. is rise which basically. it means boosting or recommending videos that have the right opinion according to you tube so basically videos by mainstream media corporations their partners but you know those guys that always tell the truth and never run a fake story. 3rd are is reduce this one is the best this means ghosting or shadow banning or hiding videos that have not broken any rules that are completely fair game you tube just doesn't like them so they make them impossible to find so even if you're really careful about getting your thoughts out there and here to all of you tube's ridiculous rules avoid all the no no words you still might get chateau banned or censored if youtube doesn't like your opinion and then there's a lot of content that technically meets the spirit of what we're trying to do by it

chile has expelled 55 venezuelans from the north of the country to caracas as part of a new decor taishan program that has been widely criticized by migrant aid organizations the government aims to deport some 1500 people this year and has leased commercial aircraft to carry out its flights. ukrainians have been marking the 35th anniversary of the turn novel nuclear disaster they lit candles and laid roses at the memorial to firefighters in the town of sloven some 50000 residents near the plant were relocated to the town after chernobyl's reactor number 4 exploded in the early hours of april 26th of 1906. offender mike has slowed down a lot of things but not the demand for weapons and fact global arms sales are at a record high according to a new report the stockholm international peace research institutes annual study has found military spending worldwide rose to almost 2 trillion dollars last year that's the highest amount the institute has recorded in more than 30 years as in previous years the biggest spenders globally are the united states china india and russia last year the united

only seen one area of the virus mutating from the original virus in this case we have 2 separate me taishan sites which is really concerning because as you know you know every time that we have a mutation we're worried about increased transmissibility increased threat of death and lack of ability of our back scenes to work despite the rising cases political and religious gatherings are continuing in many places last week 3000000 hindu pilgrims bathed in the ganges river for the con mela festival and millions more voted in local elections in the state of a pradesh. i think the guard was let down are just by indians but by indian leaders massive election rallies were held. and subsequently the matter of him don't pester will of whom all want to be doing 2 words massive storage in the city of ghaziabad the creditor off full says some families had to cremate their relatives on the street and with a new variant with a double mutation to contend with india faces many mood difficult days ahead victoria gate and be al-jazeera. well let's take you back to minneapolis in the u.s. where the closing ar

being partly attributed to the local variant they're called one can you tell us what makes this new taishan so dangerous. well it seems to spread quite quickly. and it also seems to be have such some sort of resistance to any tricks of state immunity there's also suggestions that some of the back seat on less effective as well so it seems to it really made it so bad a jump. but less sensitive than versions we've had before when it encounters enemy response which of course would sterilize the real me the infection i'm going on so in normal circumstances can you tell us more about the fact you mentioned that it could be partially resistant to the existing vaccines because needless to say that is very troubling so what is the data actually say on that. well age that suggests that the antibodies that are produced in response to an infection as part of one's immunity normally. less effective the less able to bind on specific it's called. the virus and prevent it from attaching to intercept or on all cells and that made possible also the side that reduction all about one foot in part of the surfa

only seen one area of the virus mutating from the original virus in this case we have 2 separate me taishan sites which is really concerning because as you know you know every time that we have a mutation we're worried about increased transmissibility increased threat of death and lack of ability of our vaccines to work despite the rising cases political and religious gatherings are continuing in many places last week 3000000 hindu pilgrims bathed in the ganges river for the con mela festival and millions more voted in local elections in the state of utter pradesh. i think the guard was let down our just by indians but by indian leaders massive election rallies were held. and subsequently the massive don't festival of whom all want to be doing 2 words massive surge in the city of ghaziabad the creditor awful so some families had to cremate their relatives on the street and with a new variant with a double mutation to contend with india faces many mood difficult days ahead victoria gate and be al-jazeera. police in brazil have raided illegal parties in sao paolo as the country fights a deadl

but putin warns western nations against comprende taishan say moscow's response will be a sabbatical and hard if it's red lines of crossed president also compare those who provoked russia to jungle book characters. all sorts of little jackals run a room. just like in the kipling story how linked again with the rule of. mass rape child murder and ongoing trauma a damning new report sheds more light on how france quote enabled the forseeable genocide of hundreds of thousands of rwanda in 1904 also on the way. i clashes break out in berlin is police dispersed a 1000 strong anti lockdown rally offices in riot gear deployed pepper spray and made more than $100.00 arrests. watching r t international thanks for joining us. russia's president has given his annual state of the nation address setting out his vision for the country and as expected there was also an international focus that emir putin urged western powers to stop trying to provoke russia and warned of an asymmetrical response. some countries have adopted the highly indecent habit of blaming russia with any excuse and usually wit

the world to approve a covert $900.00 vaccine for animals it aims to reduce the spread of virus me taishan xin species such as mink which are vulnerable to infections. now in football north macedonia have stunned germany 21 in a world cup 2022 qualifier induced bag midfielder el masry scored the winning goal late in the 2nd half and the result ends germany's 18 match winning streak in the world cup qualifying as it was also their final competitive game before the summer as european championship. and now to a man who has found a new way to help the less fortunate john wilcock was inspired by each event off war veteran tom moore and also the football star. that 89 year old is dusting off his roller skates to raise money for charity. it's been 70 years since he lost skaters but john will call decided it's time to get his skates out once again. walking to be boring jogging through and i saw this boy and his father skating growth. and i thought well that's the thing to do along . with a stroller and i thought yes with more wives roller. disco. inspired by the fund raising efforts of veteran moo

support conservative authoritarians out south carolina whereas my hair ation have more liberal back taishan seeking to be friends with their kids the kids happiness they're much more that he thinks successful etc how will the generation gap between laugh i added 10 missions the way it can these the possible that a generation gap will cease to exist again well in some ways you know those generation gap sabi improved but you know as you say what will be the characteristic of this generation will they be molded burleigh will conservative. be bought by destruction or free range in their approach what we find in our generational research is that the generations tend to be more like a pendulum that swings back and forth then just a pathway that heads end up on in one direction in other words each generation is a reaction to eyesore in the past their response to what has gone before and so we see this generation of alphas the children of the millennial so generation y. as actually being a bit more structured a bit more conservative in their outlook indeed this quote old growth forests endemic has

more we see a variant spreading in brazil how much of there is is this risk that we could see new taishan that are then resistant to all of the existing vaccines at this point. always a war you know this is a virus which does mutate but fortunately the 351 which seems to be the kind of against the most concerning all divisions at the moment it's you case was of art as a variant of concern the number of the vaccines do seem to be affected the ones i mentioned up to now these variants are more transmissible how dangerous are they are they more deadly. the preliminary evidence is particular the one from the u.k. the b. 117 that does seem to be some evidence that is moving read and causing more severe disease the 351 the one in 5 mins africa it's maybe slightly more variant but it doesn't seem to be. evidence of a greater variance as yet we do know that if we are talking about possible resistance to the vaccines that are existing that vaccine produces a promise to be able to provide a booster shot to protect against variance up by the end of this year how realistic do you think that is. you k

only seen one area of the virus mutating from the original virus in this case we have 2 separate me taishan sites which is really concerning because as you know you know every time that we have a mutation we're worried about increased transmissibility increased threat of death and lack of ability of our back scenes to work despite the rising cases political and religious gatherings the continuing in many places last week 3000000 hindu pilgrims bathed in the ganges river for the common mela festival and millions more voted in local elections in the state of a pradesh. i think the guard was let down are just by indians but by indian leaders massive election rallies were held. and subsequently the matter of him don't pester will of whom all want to be doing 2 words massive started around 120000000 indians have so far been inoculated in a country of more than 1300000000 and with a new variant with a double mutation to contend with india faces many difficult days ahead victoria gate and be there. hundreds of passengers from australia have arrived in new zealand after their governments reopened b

rufus spoke about because you know there are some places where by without electricity the senate taishan doesn't work so it's just so it just goes to show that this whole issue of electricity and overlaps into other areas that we also need to take into account we happened to be in a community here in soweto. that government doesn't supply electricity people but people have gone on to have made what illegal connections just explain to us what how dangerous are these illegal connections they're extremely dangerous because they are sometimes weighed by the cable will be laid across the road and it's exposed and there was a community called great whereby we had cables live cables hanging across. the actual school whereby kids actually were there and attended classes and it wasn't safe and it is next to their play area we actually play so it is very very dangerous for them ok i saw you wanted to come in they were going to have to keep training about things that the most important thing is that we need to learn how to train africans like you said you know create solutions for africa so i think

taishan if there's a guilty verdict. a pig's head thrown at the former home with a witness. it is tuesday april 20th and. welcome to your new international. a french union has sounded the alarm at shocking suicide rates among hospital trainees the head of the union is pointing to a catastrophic toll. in the terrible situation since the start of january has been one suicides among medical every 18 days well after a year of brutally long i was on the line hospital in our breaking point trainee doctors a feeling that told us thousands of patients remain in intensive care we can get you more details now with our correspondent. just to give you a sense most interns are supposed to be working a 48 hour week that's more than most people would generally in a week but we know they were more than that sometimes around 60 hours in a normal week but that union told r.t. that during the cold 900 pandemic things are so bad that some interns are working up to 100 hours every week. this is got worse during the pandemic but it was already a serious before out of also sides among medics 25 pe

thousands of people in armenia as capital yerevan have been commemorating the mass killing state for taishan and forced marches. marching forward to look back many and officials lead the nation in commemorating the horrors of the past the procession at this hilltop memorial in the capital we haven't included prime minister nicole passion yann members of the public to streamed in to honor the dead and they welcomed the announcement from washington formally recognizing those past events as a genocide. so i think it's a great thing that biden recognizes the armenian genocide because the us are a major country and it might have an effect on turkey. we've been waiting for this for years we wanted this before biden many made promises trump did and so did those before him and we waited. in 1915 a 1000000 armenians were brutally murdered by ottoman turks many more were deported and sent on death marches into the syrian desert. armenians have long campaigned for the crimes against their people to be recognized internationally as genocide. turkey argues that there was no systematic attempt to wipe out

reported more than 261000 new cases on sunday scientists are studying a new variant with a double new taishan to see if it's behind the rise in infections and millions of pilgrims attending the annual festival of been ordered to quarantine for 2 weeks if they return to the capital new delhi or 3 and a half 1000 people have tested positive at the festival health officials are warning it could be a super spreader event germany has held a public memorial service broadcast live across the nation for its covert 19 victims another $67.00 people have died there in the past day as the country is hit by a 3rd wave brings the number of deaths to just under a 1000 stephanie decker has more from berlin a poignant tribute to germany's coronavirus victims a 1st such event broadcast live on t.v. and radio and attended by the president and chancellor angela merkel is in the mood to trundle us depending me we are tired of the burden of the pandemic and wounded in the fight for the right way forward because of that we need a moment to stop ourselves a moment apartment daily politics a moment that allows us to

only seen one area of the virus mutating from the original virus in this case we have 2 separate me taishan sites which is really concerning because as you know you know every time that we have a mutation we're worried about increased transmissibility increased threat of death and lack of ability of our vaccines to work despite the rising cases political and religious gatherings are continuing in many places last week 3000000 hindu pilgrims bathed in the ganges river for the festival and millions more voted in local elections in the state of a pradesh. i think the guard was let down or just by indians but by indian leaders massive election rallies were held. and subsequently the massive don't festival of whom all want to be doing 2 words massive search in the city of ghaziabad the creditor awful so some families had to cremate their relatives on the street and with a new variant with a double mutation to contend with india faces many mood difficult days ahead victoria gay to be al-jazeera the mayor of cape town says firefighters have contained the fire that's ravaged the slopes of table mou

is there a link between mass vaccination and me taishan of the virus. like other pathogens sars kovi to mutates constantly and vaccines do have an impact on its evolution but a less direct one than for example a theoretical antiviral treatment void because the 2 work in different ways drugs work by wiping out an active infection while back scenes work by preventing them from occurring in the 1st place wiping out an existing infection with a medicine applies a kind of scorched earth selection pressure the only pathogens that survive are those like these with mutations that make them resistant to the medicine and only they go on to spawn the next generation that's why drug resistance is such a common problem nowadays because we put pathogens under massive pressure to evolve quickly in a very particular direction which is to grow resistant to a medication by deploying vaccines on a wide scale we're also having an impact on virus evolution but a more subtle one by making a lot of people resistant to infection we can drastically reduce opportunities for a vi

to his tomb was also the largest gathering of any kind since the start of the pandemic mass exile taishan turned in minutes to panic injury and death. a narrow passageway became a compacted sea of stumbling swaying crowds trying to get out of the. close by people were pressing on metal sheeting a few overwhelmed police improvising an escape route while also trying to keep some back. it was clear by now that a mass tragedy was unfolding the crowding and confusion that led to it also hampering the rescue efforts in its aftermath sure were. i saw tens of people if you've lying here on the floor i saw it tens of injured walking and bleeding i saw it children i saw adults very difficult sites. the next day brought a mass evacuation operation and the start of a major police investigation it also brought the israeli prime minister announcing and national day of mourning on sunday and defending the role of the emergency services. there was a rapid rescue operation by the police the rescue and security forces and we are grateful to them they prevented a much bigger disaster we will conduct a thoro

significant move for the united states and i think it's part of the basically 180 degree we are in taishan of u.s. foreign policy under the new by an administration that said follows along with many other initiatives like rejoining the paris accord i think the u.s. is trying to send a signal to 3 audiences here and i think 1st and most importantly perhaps our u.s. allies many of whom are party to the i.c.c. statute and who saw this move as complete sort of overkill in response to an investigation it would almost be like putting sanctions on the u.n. secretary general for just doing his job but secondly i think the u.s. is trying to send a signal more positive relationship with the i.c.c. that it treats the i.c.c. is a serious mechanism for accountability and it's going to begin to engage and cooperate with the i.c.c. and then i think it sends a message to all other states that the u.s. now trying to work with international organizations and not go unilateral on all important issues so i think it means that i.c.c. officials are now going to come to the united states i think you know i think

throughout the world and in some cases john back into the human population where a very dangerous enemy taishan can more or merge so safeguarding atom or population could have a very long term benefit in controlling cloven 1000 and preventing the indras new mutations new variants from emerging and protecting also the livelihood of farmers or we're talking about billions of dollars at stake here and so brand this vaccine is expected to go into mass production as early as april r t correspondent sites ever tell you so much for keeping us up to date. and time now for a quick break but when we come back the fight for infrastructure is shaping up to be the buy ministrations next that major move will be able i believe proposal and what it means for the economy as we go to break here the numbers of close. so we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy from day shouldn't let it be an arms race is also a spear in dramatic development only. i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down. in the 1920 s. and thirty's several 100 african-americans moved t

of course the whole question of development finance towards renewable energy towards climate debt taishan and mitigation strategies have to come with some kind of geostrategic ted to it i can't help but. explore and try and be more honest about the fact that at the summit that we are looking at over the next 2 days. i'm more interested as well in terms of what kind of implicit conditionalities may accompany some of the financing for climate change adaptation strategies and the kind of commercial deals that they accompany this where it opens up the markets in african countries and developing countries which are more vulnerable and don't have the resources around a renewable energy and so forth to then become susceptible to companies that come in and start taking control of their energy sources and i think this is where some of the debates around the issue of climate crisis and financing for development around climategate strategies and adaptation has to be had because we know that the whole question of overseas development assistance has been shifting in a negative trend we know that all o

only seen one area of the virus mutating from the original virus in this case we have 2 separate me taishan sites which is really concerning because as you know you know every time that we have a mutation we're worried about increased transmissibility increased threat of death and lack of ability of our vaccines to work despite the rising cases political and religious gatherings are continuing in many places last week 3000000 hindu pilgrims bathed in the ganges river for the canal a festival and millions more voted in local elections in the state of a pradesh. i think the guard was let down are just by indians but by indian leaders massive election rallies. and subsequently the massive don't festival of whom all are on doing their work massive search in the city of ghaziabad the creditor reams of full says some families had to cremate their relatives on the street and with a new variant with a double mutation to contend with india faces many mood difficult days ahead victoria gate and be for inside story with only one percent of india's population fully vaccinated against covered 19 the gov