while the report calls on the u. n's a humanitarian, a coordinator, emergency relief coordinator, to update the council every 6 months on what funds have been paid, who they've gone to. whether or not there's been any diversion of funds to these sanctioned individuals or entities and the but there's many obstacles in the delivery of aid. the united states wanted something a bit stronger. they were looking for a case by case review of anything allowed into the country funding wise, china, backed by russia thought that wasn't necessary. they question the need for that. again saying that this is going to the people, it shouldn't be an issue. they also question the need for a time limit. initially, the united states had proposed allowing this for a 9 month period. some members of the council indian france wanted an even tighter time frame. a china and russia pushed back. they settled on a year going forward to allow this to happen and then re evaluate the decision. the resolution was welcomed by the humanitarian chief here at the united nations. martin griffith, he said he's been calling

they, i, with the u. n. a has been dealing with this in general manner, but not through a resolution of the security council or anywhere else. in any case, it's another institution. natalie. how does your level of access or in around compare to other nuclear power countries? well i g, the level of access is irregular. we have places where we are and we should be there and continue to be there at, at the same time. like in the case of class, there are places where we firmly believe we should be and we're not. so it has a good point and areas where we need to improve. do you still have access to parking? when we this is not a place we inspect regularly. you did you ever inspect parking it? it was part of a past activity in terms of our presence forties picked us. yes. nuclear contamination or nuclear traces it. does it actually mean that nuclear work to place there? do you inspect every report of nuclear contamination, global? well, yes, her countries declare their activities. they declare their activities. and

of the $10000000000.00 and assets that is holding onto ultimately urging mostly on compassion the u. n. a warrant in october that without the financial aid or to monitor in relief, i've kinda started on accountant down to to, to catastrophe. i should say that we did speak with a red cross spokesperson, anita dullard. who told us more about the crises gripping the country in afghanistan at the moment. around half the population using native, some kind of humanitarian system. and what that looks like on the ground for people is that they don't have access to enough food to feed their families so that having to skip meals in some cases in other cases with an increase in global occasionally nutrition people are resorting to spending any savings that they may have had, it can be, they had any and selling, in fact, assets in order to raise enough money to continue to have the basics that they need to the humanitarian agencies need to really step in to these crises. and what we would certainly make a call to the national community to continue to invest in this response. at this really critical j

a u. n. a special ruffled sir on torture, told us more about the stroke claims and the sound is brought to health problems. he seems to have recovered from it for now and to receive anti stroke medication. but we know obviously that this is a typical sign of his health deteriorating. and these minor strokes it indicates that there is a risk that a full stroke might occur at some point in the near future. i visited him in 2019 just after had been arrested by by the bridget authorities together with 2 experienced medical experts. and they came to the conclusion independently from each other that his health i was going to deteriorate rapidly to the point of endangering his life if he was not rapidly relieved of the constant pressure off, you know, persecution, arbitrator miss i solution. and this is exactly what we see playing out now. it was absolutely predictable and avoidable because we have officially warned the british authorities that this was going to happen. although the high court backs w

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e a at the u. n. a nuclear watchdog. right. it seems, there are many other meetings that are behind closed doors that we don't know of. so for now, there are no answers. there are no reactions with respect to what the iranians are proposing. but what we know is that the iranians have main issues that they're asking for. first of all, the lifting the sanctions. and to be frank, the 1st 3 days of these thoughts were mainly on this section. sanctions and the lifting of the sanctions. but it's not only about that, it's also about verifying how these sanctions are going to be lifted. and that guarantees that the iranians are asking from the united states and nor does in order to go ahead with them complying once again with the nuclear deal. as it was agreed on in 2000, and we know that iranian officials, or at least one iranian official, has said that we're prepared to stay in vienna for as long as necessary. what does this tell us about the talks going forward and how long will they last do we know will vary in over here. alley, ba

in september you didn't like them telling the change the expulsions were ordered 2 days after the u. n. a chief war that your restrictions on the flow of aid had probably forced hundreds of thousands of people in the grade to famine. do you throw out the foreigners now? because you don't like what they're saying about your government. not. we've been working with a partner. we are a member of the union. so we have, we have, we knew we worked in under any circumstance that doesn't mean that individual tompkins and their own, their own, their own bibles. and they're putting, you know, in terms of that, that's sticking in. the government has explain. the reason why you have the white house in washington says that you have exhibited a pattern of obstructing the delivery of food medicine and other life saving supplies to those who are most in need. i presume you are aware that blocking food and medical supplies without justification, violates international humanitarian law. what don't you can? that's one. that's what this war is looking increasingly unwinnable. will you negotiate or are you on

a u. n committee has deferred a decision on who will represent have dentist on me and ma, at the united nations. both countries in democratically elected governments with toppled earlier this year. diplomatic editor james bank explains meetings of the credentials committee of the un general assembly are often little noticed, but its now in the spotlight because of the controversy over who should sit in the seats of afghanistan. and man ma, after dramatic changes in the 2 countries, the 9 member committee chaired by sweden and the swedish ambassador came to reporters to reveal what had happened. the committee decided to defer some of the credentials in these 2 situations. the report of the committee will be made public once, once it has been issued for the concentration of the general assembly to, to what things we will not make any more comments until the report will be shipped . so what does the foot mean in this case? it means that the existing ambassadors will stay in the post. the ambass

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i got a parked out here in moscow still to come on monday program a u. n. report has shed light on ramp and human rights abuses, but this time it's all about ethiopia, a story. and with ah, is your media action of reality? ah, ah, in a world transformed what will make you feel safe, isolation or community? are you going the right way, or are you being led somewhere? direct. what is true? what is faith? in the world corrupted, you need to descend so join us in the depths will remain in the shallows. there is no such thing as unilateral security. all real security is always collected. this is precisely how russia views, endless. western hostility and nato expansion to moscow is presented ways to avoid conflict. to the sheriff, all secure is the west suite at the switch a program one ot international. a u. n report is accused potties and ethiopia. busy is civil war of committing atrocities. we're talking about rate torture and unlawful killing as follows. more than a year of intense fighting between the t gray people's liberation front and the ethiopian gover

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committee said, holding the vote schedule for this friday would be impossible. election was part of a u. n. lead teeth process to bring the rival sanctions controlling different parts of the country together. libya has been racked by a decade long civil war until the state in 2020 the well food program has warned that millions of people in yemen will fight hunger for it was full to come aid to the water and country un agency has received only half of the funding it requested in march to keep up the food supplies to united nations has again called on both belarus and poland to address what it calls the appalling situation of migrants on their joint board at hundreds of people. my name from iraq and syria remained stranded there. poland and the a you accused barissi and later, alexander lucas shanker, of encouraging them to travel to bowers, to try and gain entry into the european union that are, as denies this and says the a you is to blame for the humanitarian crisis. bella was seeing authority say almost 600 people remain at this warehouse on the billers side of the border despite the col

a 17 percent rise. the u. n. is appealing for a record amount for its annual appeal. $41000000000.00 us dollars. the you ends under secretary general for humanitarian affairs. martin griffith struggled when asked to name the worst crisis. i think ethiopia is the most concerning. i mean, it's a terrible thing to have to choose between. you know, places of such great need. ah, you know, so saddam is at its worst and it barely get to mention your. remember when haiti at that extraordinary earthquake, back in awe, in the middle of august, it didn't make the news for that week because of course the taliban were walking into cobble on that home. so it feels somewhat improper, allowed to choose among these places in some of the humanitarian emergencies. for example, somalia, of the democratic republic of congo, the situation has been bad for decades and it's not getting any better in some places though. in 2021. notably, ethiopia, myanmar and afghanistan, things got much worse. a flash appeal for afghanistan in september

it refers to statements made by migrants interviewed by a u. n. team in early december describing human rights abuses on both sides of the frontier. the majority said that while in belgrade they had been beaten or threatened by security forces, and also alleged the balance sheet security forces, force them to cross the border on team also had numerous reports of people being immediately and automatically returned irish from poa the human rights office is calling on both nations to address the crisis in line with their obligations to international human rights and refugee law. so what would be the red pill or the blue pill? that was the choice facing kiana reeves more than 20 years ago. and the groundbreaking science fiction epic matrix, the film and its 2 sequels to pick to the destination future in which humans are trapped by machines inside the simulated reality. now matrix for has just hit cinema screens and a premier delayed several times by the panoramic. but does it measure up to the original? here's our review. thomas boss who had to decad

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it refers to statements made by migrants interviewed by a u. n. team in early december describing human rights abuses on both sides of the frontier. the majorities ended wanting bedouins, they had been beaten or threatened by security forces, and also alleged that the brother machine security forces forced them to cross the border on team walls that had numerous reports of people being immediately and automatically returned to paris from poland. the human rights office, his calling on both nations to address the crisis in line with their obligations to international human rights and refugee law. you're watching d. w. news. just a quick reminder of our top story. we're following for you. german chancellor, all of shots has announced new restrictions to slow the spread of the only chron corona virus variance. the measures which will come into force after christmas include limiting public and private gatherings even for vaccinated people. other european countries are taking similar steps of next. it's business news, i'm terry martin. thanks for watc

it refers to statements made by migrants interviewed by a u. n. team in early december describing human rights abuses on both sides of the frontier. the majority said that while embellish they had been beaten, or threatened by security forces, and also alleged that the brother machine security forces force them to cross the border on team, also had numerous reports of people being immediately and automatically returned to paris from poa. the human rights office is calling on both places to address the crisis in line with their obligations to international human rights and refugee law . america. second busiest ports in long beach, california is working at full capacity. but even a 24 seventh's schedule hasn't been enough to keep up with consumer demand. these christmas long beach is far from alone. shipping bottlenecks have led to delayed delivery, surging prices and empty shelves around the world. that's also sparked calls for a rethink of immensely complex global supply chains. so fancy monce investigates. ah, nothing absolutely nothing is begin

facing a backlash in china after beijing said his satellites had to close encounters with it's space station. earlier this year, the claims have not been verified. got beijing has complained to the u. n. space agency joining us live from dublin is leo and right, he's a space commentator. good. have you with us. so is space privatization leading to space tension? is that what's happening here? yes, quite certainly. what's happening is that the commercial exploitation of space is now starting to spill over into international diplomacy. d, u. n. space committee is a good works agency of one of these agencies, but sets up a schools programs. it organizers for big countries to help the developing world to improve their space return. so it's unprecedented for somebody to use those little agency as a means of making a formal protest. quite exceptional, but it's also interesting. but the chinese have done this very politely. and there is nothing belligerent about the note, and most importantly, they've laid out precisely the, the incident. so they're concerned about. and just within the last several hours, both incidents have been confirmed independently by international observers. all right

u. k. the n a chest was completely wiped out from a ransomware attack. if you were coming in to a clinic, because you had a test or you had an operation, they can't find your records. the systems were down, nobody was able to do any sort of technology related activity. they had to go back to pen and paper and that happened for a number of days. the disruption and the cost from a want to cry attack went into the billions globally. and there were so many different devices that were affected by this. and it started to make people a bit more aware of the destructive nature of a, of an attack. ah, in the saying is to the 2nd oldest, complicated function competence just and that cost a lot of money, research cost lot of money. and therefore, you would see like, every on is trying to adapt this, everyone is trying to catch malware. the different type of techniques used by different malware and so on. technology is a very big industry and there's lots of opportunities for hackers, stoopa. so there's a she thing nice wishes to we spoke of safety risk weakness bec

u. k. the n, a chess was completely wiped out from a ransomware attack. if you were coming in to a clinic because you had a test or you had an operation, they can't find your records. they had to go back to pen and paper. oh, is your media ref? section of reality in the world transformed what will make you feel safe, isolation, whole community. are you going the right way or are you being led somewhere? direct. what is true? what is faith? in the world corrupted, you need to descend a join us in the depths will remain in the shallows. oh, when i was showing wrong, when i just don't hold any yes to shape out. because as a kid, an engagement, it was the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look so common ground. ah, ah ah ah ah. hello and welcome to cross doctor. all things are considered. i'm funeral labelle. how should we describe our times? what is the zeitgeist as they say? do we have a sense of direction and purpose? we also hear a lot about the desire to return to normal. what does that mean? now? are we actually living in th

u. k. the n, a chess was completely wiped out from a ransomware attack. if you were coming in to a clinic, because you had a test or you had an operation, they can't find your records. they had to go back to pen and paper. ah, ah ah hello and welcome to cross stock where all things are considered on peter level, the bite ministration says it believes in diplomacy. well, now it has a chance to prove this. russia is presented to white raging proposals to recast and regulate its relations with the west, in general and nato. specifically, we are living in in this stuart moment. ah, to discuss these issues and more, i'm joined by my guess towards m u l. e. in budapest, he's a podcast or at the goggle which can be found on youtube and locals, and in plymouth. we have patrick senningson. he is the editor and founder of 21st century wire dot com, or a gentleman. crosstalk rules and effect. that means you can jump in any time you want, and i was appreciated. so what georgia in budapest, as i said in my introduction on the russian side, because there are sides. and

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it's home to a u. n. world heritage side and is in the heart a region bordering to drive. new york state has reported its highest number of covered 900 cases for the 2nd successive day. but leaders are resisting another lockdown as almost 22000 cases were reported. those are the headlines inside stories next. on counting the cost m r n a for that is changing the well, the vaccine, not just the cobra $90.00 big business in play that of thousands of pixels millions of dollars and non refundable token. we demystify the world of crypto are helping to call on al jazeera the election to ensure all those who love china run hong kong pro democracy activists complained that the 1st vote under china as controversial national security law. further, it rose freedom, bay gene argues the outcome will restore stability. so what does it all mean for hong kong future? this is inside story. ah hello, welcome to the program. i'm hashim i had bar. it's designed to ensure only what china describes as patriots take their seats in hong kong parliament. voters in hong kong have cast their ballots

sent we have kristin clubs . them editor in chief of wiki leaks and in geneva we have nills, mel's a u. n. special repertoire on till torture and professor of international law at the university of glasgow. a very warm welcome to you all. thanks for joining us on the inside story. i'd like to begin with you kristin hobson. i just want to get your reaction to this rolling. did you think it was going to go this way? well, i've learned a hard way not to keep my eyes hopes really high, so it didn't come with surprise. but this is devastating results. and especially, ironically this is be handed down on the united nations human rights day. and on the same day that to all the generalist, the getting the noble priest prize in. and also this of quote is devastating for julian and for his family. but furthermore, they devastating for press freedom worldwide. and that is the main reason why all major human rights organizations in the world press freedom organizations. created the organs, is unified from, for, for human rights, have condemned to this, this man hunt this politically motivated persecu

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a u. n. backed report has found columbia police were responsible for 11 deaths during protest last year, a to release against police brutality. oh, but one of the officers involved is still on the job. and the sandra ron p a t report symbol guitar. over 2 nights of unprecedented violin protest, 14 people died in columbus capital below time, september 2020 demonstrations erupted across the city after a viral video showed the police spinning down and repeatedly tapering and unarmed taxi driver have yet or don't. yes. who later died in police custody. an independent investigation requested by the mayor of buttah and supported by the united nations, found officers responsible for 11 of those deaths. look your curio not a lip what happened and could not be called any other way. it was a massacre, a massacre to happen before, any oper, tape or political order to stop utilizing firearms against the demonstrated mother . the report details how officers repeatedly disproportionately and indiscriminat

u. s. as amounts to genocide in order to become a law, it needs to pass the sentence and be signed off by president joe biden. the u. n says at least a 1000000 week is being held and counter extremism centers inch. and yeah. well, adrian's, and is a senior fellow in china studies with the victims of communism. memorial foundation, he says, action on the issue of important goods made using for slave a long way for you. some voices say that the by an administration has some interest to delay this. some voices also say that the state department is interested in a more targeted approach rather than a blanket ban of goods mate and change young that create a rebuttable presumption that companies basically have to say if we want to import anything made from january 1st, have to prove that it's not made with forced labor, which is actually the proper way to tech a this companies have long tried to look the other way and they were not sure what to do about this because dependence on shinji. cotton is huge. it's very hard to divest from it. companies now are gradually realizing the problem is not going anywhere. and they will h

u. k. the n a chest was completely wiped out from the ransomware attack. if you were coming in to a clinic, because you had a test or you had an operation, they can't find your records. they had to go back to pen and paper. ah, headlining this out of the british prime minister's approval ratings plummet to a record low, because the fallout grows over revelations. have repeated violations of cobra rules last year. and now the country's health work as a lining up to accuse him of exploitation, the pay, you know, they've done nothing to address the pay. there's been no way that i see from the government to, to tackle retention with backlash after a transgender group because it sets international guidelines and says, it's okay for doctors to get home and treatment to children as young as 40, if they want to change gender. and fair and unjust afghans, security officer who worked for the american embassy and cobbled slammed the united states of the he was left behind despite promises of a visa. he now face for his life. we took a photo life and didn't yours to a

u. k, the n a chest was completely wiped out for the ransomware attack. if you were coming in to a clinic because you had a test or you had an operation, they can't find your records. they had to go back to pen and paper a tonight in an exclusive interview with r t rushes. foreign minister says moscow will react to a flagrant attempt by berlin to block our teas. new german language channel after europe's leading satellite provider removes it at the request of the countries of media regulated with we cannot tolerate it any longer and we believe is unacceptable. situation will go on. we will have to respond to it. there's a lot of also questions the impartiality of the ongoing trial into the downing of.

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u. k. the n, a chess was completely wiped out from a ransomware attack. if you were coming in to a clinic because you had a test or you had an operation, they can't find your records. they had to go back to pen and paper. ah, ah, welcome back to crossed up. were all things are considered? i'm funeral bell. this is the home addition to minute we're discussing zeitgeist. ah, okay, let's go back to john in france. i'm gonna use another extended metaphor for our program here. you know, looking for the root origins of something is very, very difficult. as academics, it's kind of, it's very important exercise, but you know, where are we in the way, the way you see change going about, are these tremors were feeling right now? have we already had the earthquake? are we feeling the aftershocks of origins? we could look at like briggs in the advent of trump. ok, because we seen so much reaction to both here because i'm trying to get a feel of where we're going. now. you kind of tipped your hand in the very beginning. the problem my saying is in times which i think

as a warning from the u. n. as it launches its humanitarian appeal for the next year, after the taliban take over afghanistan, tops the list with a call for 4 and a half $1000000000.00 of aid to help more than $24000000.00 people. syria comes next out of 37 nations and regions with 4200000000 dollars needed to help 14000000 people in the ongoing war. while more than $20000000.00 people in yemen need just under $4000000.00 in assistance in that countries entrenched conflict. and as our diplomatic editor james base reports, a global total is staggering. the humanitarian situation around the world was already the worst. it's been at any time in recent years. but now the un says it's deteriorating even more. in 2022, it's estimated that 274000000 people be in need of humanitarian assistance. a 17 percent rise in the u. n. is appealing for record amount for its annual appeal. $41000000000.00 us dollars. do you ends on the secretary general for humanitarian affairs? martin griffith struggled when asked to name the wors

a u. n. report is accused parties and ethiopia, civil war of committing atrocities were talking about rape, torture, and unlawful killings. as follows, more than a year of intense fighting between the tig gray people's liberation front and the ethiopian government ought his policy a travel to the east african nation. a 135 kilometers from the capital city of addis ababa in a city called deborah, bet hon. now this is the 1st city when you're traveling from the capital where you get a sense of the impact of the fighting over the past few weeks in the past few days . and that is because the victims, rate victims, people who work that are soldiers, people who witness the people's liberation party. and the supporters have been largely because the hospitals in the areas that were under fighting were completely destroyed. so this is the main hospital here. we're going to try and get in and see if we can talk to some of the victims and to some of the doctors about what is happening. and they've witn

a sanctions will be lifted. and the chinese government falls, complaint with the u. n. space agency against the law must ah ha, on starting with the global covered situation this tuesday and all over the world cases are rising driven by that all micron variance starting in australia, testing centers are under pressure with more than 10000 cases reported for the 1st time in sydney, huge numbers of people there and the number of people told by did not have corona virus when they actually do, has doubled that 900 now or in the u. s. president biden says the health system is prepared to handle the rise in infections and in fact, isolation, time for patients without symptoms has been cut in half. it's not on to 5 dates in the u. k. for now, not adding new restrictions, even as its been reporting a record number of infections in the past few days. conversely, france is tightening its measures, its going to be a work from home policy and more restrictions for unvaccinated people, although it is holding off on a curfew. for new years, eve will talk more about the you kind of,

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so, and that's made it hard to verify reports from natalie bella, which is home to a u. n. world heritage sites. there are no reports of fighting palestinians returning to renewable energy sources and a bit to get around tight is really restrictions. palestinians don't have access or control over the majority of lands in the occupied west bank. some are trying to install solar panels on rooftops to overcome this challenge is abraham reports. this is the largest power plant in the occupied bank. it has 20000 solar panels and is now generating electricity for 3 palestinian institutions, including this hospital and ramallah. before switching to solar energy hospital manager save a paid $1000000.00 a year in electricity bills for the past 2 years. that electricity has been free of charge for dr. henley, but when the solar panels are covering all of our needs of electricity as a hospital, it's part of our social responsibility to use in the tricity that we're generating and reduced out dependency on israel and 90 percent of the electricity used in the occupied west bank is boug

caught in the conflict zone. vance made it hard to verify reports from the town, which is home to a u. n. world heritage site. ron no report of fighting. smith's office says the prime minister is headed back to the front line. the government's also reporting more gains against the rebels. a dispute, this certainly from vol is from all the loan, new university college, he says, reclaiming some other towns in the region may be more strategically important to the left doesn't hold any military st. attending significant assets, but it is a symbolic it tall as it is a well known unesco world heritage site. and so it nationally, it is available. so in that regard it is a drawback, obviously is that the government lost control. but there are other towns like because and now, which might be more strategically important for t d f and for the military offensive, they are currently undertaking it is an intensive military campaign ongoing as we speak for the last 23 days, the territory has shifted again and it seems to be that the t d f, the tactical retreat, so week a week ago has managed them to r

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it refers to statements made by migrants interviewed by a u. n. team in early december describing human rights abuses on both sides of the frontier. the majority said that while in batteries they had been beaten or threatened by security forces and also alleged the balance sheet security forces, force them to cross the border on team walls. i had numerous reports of people being immediately and automatically retrans allred from polar. the human rights office is calling on both nations to address the crisis in line with their obligations to international human rights and refugee law. small stories from around the world. now. one person's been confirmed dead in scores and missing after a landslide, buried a jade mining man must catch in state. jade worth billions of dollars. his mind in the countries 40 regulated industry every year and accidents happen frequently. the island of madagascar is wriggling after at least $64.00 people were killed when an overcrowded boat sank. and then a helicopter, searching for survivors crashed at the country's eye.

that made it hard to verify reports from labella, which is home to a u. n. world heritage site. there are no reports of any fighting. now is considered one of the most important wetlands in the world, doing yana national park in the science of spain is a unesco world heritage sites and the refuge for migrating birds and endangered animals. but as natasha could them reports, the park is suffering from years of water theft by farmers and now a drought with every season. different during yeah, not emerges. spain's 57 year old national park is nature's tablo of wetlands beaches dunes and pine forest ecosystems scientists called the wetlands one of the most important on the planet. yet these days it's the dry season year round at this unesco world heritage site. you can see that they just nothing an integral to state now because they know what the so old a species of finding my son can visit those which should be a perfect fit. and he said at half or so it thrown him here. they are in children, 3000 seasonal pods, used to dot the wetlands to day. there are less than $100.00. the world

his green light, an anti virus drug for home used to treat early infections and a lifeline for millions of afghans. the u. n votes to exempt humanitarian aid from sanctions imposed on the taliban government. well more than 13000000 people have been ordered to stay home in the chinese city of shyanne, around a 140 cove at 19 infections have been recorded in the past 2 weeks. and one person per household is allowed to leave home every 2 days to buy essential goods. china on high alert for outbreaks as it gives up to host the winter olympic games which are due in february. so katrina, you in beijing to take us through this one, a 140 infections in 2 weeks in a city of 13000000 people, the outsider might look at that and think maybe a bit of an over reaction. but this is china's way of dealing with coven. that's right, china is one of the few countries that has a 0 tolerance approach to the virus even now, after we're in late 2021 of this pandemic. and c'mon, at the latest count. we have now over 200 cases reported and she, and in this outbreak has spread to at least 5 other cities. and there have been at least

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