i'll only retire, we're not dying to stick with ah and a storms again in, in this state as victoria melbourne being hit in particular. and that settles curling through on the satellite. big jeanette, it's on its way, which is a good thing because this is what happened. big trees brought down some significant structural damage to say so much better picture for saturday. storms that we left with our developing thunderstorms in new south wales or southern greens. in fact, there's an area of rain moving down through from the northern part of the constant, i think moving slowly so slowly save per se, enjoying the sunshine, melbourne's back in the sunshine. so hope on the whole of the se, alex much better. so that's rain gone towards new zealand. now more significant and still end of season rain is falling in this time northern viet nam robin central vietnam. but it's there for a couple of days. much try a picture by look of it in a good part of the philippines, but look at the south western part of charlotte range developing here again, little bit late in the season. but it's a long way north and

this bit of rain on its way to the richer the western side of victoria melbourne looks reasonably fine at 22 on wednesday in person. 19, it's going to start reading, i think in west australia, at least the tip a bit for goes from $38.00 to thirty's. that wind direction changes, but all the action is really fair. the safest way to new zealand and further north in the south china see that a very big circulation with quite heavy rain on both edges. but more especially, i think it'll be vietnam that gets caught by this because it's going to revolve for 2 days. and then send huge amounts of rain, want to get around and acts of central vietnam, north of that is a fatty dry picture for a good part of southern china, but quite hot in places to get to 11 degrees above the average here. and in beijing, the other side of what is still the end. the plum rains is limit cooler than average. those range extend in towards the great place, particularly north korea, japan enjoying dry weather. the moment it's 2 fatty humid but not as much as it was a bit. ready too often of canister is portrayed through

whereas in victoria melbourne's, enjoying nice bit sunshine, not warm, sunny 15, but it's a nice bit sunshine with the same and new zealand. well, what do you expect? it's a wind from the tropics. it's not cold, it's bringing a lot of rain to north and south. i'll mostly on the western side that's on sunday on monday, a bit of a day off. ah, the end of the country with an abundance of results for the road, la road, walk, indonesia, whose firms for me, we move pool to grow and fraud. we balance for green economy, blue economy, and the digital economy with the new job creation law, indonesia is progressively ensuring the policy reform to create quality jobs. invest. let me park linda. this is growth and progress in indonesia now. ah ah ah. hello again. the top stories on al jazeera, the sour to grind, forces have paraded hundreds of captured government soldiers and the regional capital mccully. dozens of trucks carried them through the streets, amid the sounds of celebratory gun fire and forms into activists in bangladesh. heaven rallying in the capital jacka against the recent spate o

victoria. so melbourne high of 900 degrees. rain is starting to peter out across both islands of new zealand. but here's the thing. we do have a wind warning impacting the capitol region. we could see got been exposed places up to a 120 kilometers per hour. that's it. that's all the ah, this is al jazeera. ah, hello there. i'm julie mcdonald. this is the al jazeera news. our life from london coming up. 17 foreign missionaries, including children are abducted near ports of friends, the latest victims of an explosion of kidnappings. by gangs in hazy.

new south wales, victoria, melbourne is locked down and cambra is locked down.e states have no covid but with those borders to the covid states all closed up. hopefully australia can join up again when all of the vaccination rates catch up. >> the key to freedom, get vaccinated. angus watson joining us live from sydney. >>> just in time for the half term score holiday and the u.k. starting today 47 nations and territories will be removed from the so-called red list. now only seven countries remain on that red list, colombia, ecuador, haiti, panama and venezuela. let's get the latest from selma. is everybody on board this is a wise decision? how is this going to work exactly? >> reporter: well, rosemary, this is a long-awaited decision. as you can imagine, i'm at gatwick airport here. this is a very international city. there has been a strong desire for the government to move and switch the rules. there's a lot of, let's say, frustration that vaccinated travelers from the united states and other cities were being accepted into the country. 47 countries removed of

victoria. so melbourne, a high of 19 degrees. rain is starting to peter out across both islands of new zealand. but here's the thing. we do have a wind warning impacting the capitol region. we could see gus in exposed places up to a 120 kilometers per hour. that's it. that's all. ah, has never been disrespect, but nothing can stop them in their trucks chasing the american dream, escaping poverty. but the illegal route is their only option and their hope for a better life can lead them into trouble breathing tough conditions. gambling. they'll put their lives in danger, just risking you know, when else ah ah, welcome back. reminder of our top story. so on al jazeera group of 17 christian missionaries, including children, have been kidnapped in haiti, where they've been building an orphanages 16 of the ocean res, are from the u. s. and one is from canada. fighting in yemen, 7 years civil war is escalating him to key strategic regions. suits, you eval, say they've seized new territory in the oil and gas producing provinces of merit and shop. waffles and floods and landslides have killed at least 1

if you live in melbourne you can early travel to regional parts of the state of victoria with a permit reach will be 80% vaccination. that could happen we expect in the next week or so. a raft of restrictions will then be lifted. so is rarely a's second most populous state and the city of melbourne is taking a very cautious approach to reopening after so many long and dark days of lockdown. thank you, phil mercer, for now, in sydney for us. governments all around the world are trying to find ways to tackle climate change. one of the biggest problems is our use of fossil fuels. whether it's warming our homes — or powering our vehicles — finding an alternative is crucial. now, a company in scotland is exploring a solution that seems a little unusual. tim allman has the story. there is apparently an old proverb that says "what whisky will not cure, there is no cure for". but, does its magical properties extend to saving the environment? well, maybe. here at the glengoyne distillery, they have been making whisky for almost 200 years. but it is what they throw away that could turn out to be

it's residents have spent $262.00 days in lockdown during the pandemic. melbourne and victoria reported more than 2000 new cases on friday. so democracy process has been banned in the kingdom off as watson county as south african voice begin mediation. internet access has been limited with facebook, completely shut off off to protest against the king. dozens of pro democracy demonstrate as have been injured in the crackdown which began in june. natasha name reports from the capital by benny, moth zab, who's abu, who not a recognize the police officer who shot him in the leg during a protest in june. he says the officer knew him to because he has a long time community and h. i. v activist, the self employed father of 5 is now an amputee. i am fighting. oh, i wanted to see a time where our life will be better than these when i am sitting. i feel like crying in vegas destroying me because i know what happened to me. i mean i know if dad needs protesters in a sweat, teeny have been on the street since june, calling for democratic reforms in africa's last absolute monarchy. they accuse king

>> is good news from melbourne and victoria residents who have endured the longest lack -- lockdown during pandemic. restrictions were lifted today. you couldn't go more than 15 kilometers from home and there were only certain reasons why you can leave your house. there was a curfew as well. that has all been lifted. hairdressers, bars, restaurants can all reopen vaccinated customers. there are still limits on the number of people they can serve at once. we saw that some ours and restaurants opened at midnight when the restrictions eased. there has been some footage on twitter as well people cheering and bells ringing. i think it's a happy mood there now that these restrictions have been eased. shery: qantas revealing more about its travel resumption plans. what did we hear? >> a lot of announcements from qantas today. probably the best is 11,000 staff will be back at work by early december. that is because qantas is gearing up for a christmas rush. fully vaccinated residents will no longer have to quarantine in hotels. qantas is starting flights to india. there has been a lot of australia

gatherings remain overall is residents have spent 262 days in lockdown during the pandemic, melbourne and victoria reported more than 2000 new cases on friday. and millions more americans are closer to get a crude of ours vaccine booster with government advisors signing off on mix and match doses of all 3 available jobs. the centers for disease controls advisory panel says people can choose a different vaccine from their booster than the one they. the previously received. the food and drug administration has already authorized such an expansion of the nation's booster campaign. on wednesday, 1000000 doses of the coven. 19 vaccines have been administered in india. the government once the entire population immunized by the end of the year. but in parts of europe, the reluctance to get inoculated is prompting a surgeon infections as bernard smith, marable's. by finding its health workers across some of the remotest parts of the country, india has now given at least one dose of cov, 19 vaccine to 3 quarters of it's 1380000000 population prime minister, nor, and remote. he visited a new daily hospital

melbourne is lifting stay at home orders this week. it comes as the double vaccination rate in australia's victoria state nears 70% vaccination. otal of six lockdowns, amounting to 262days, since march 2020. australia is moving away from a covid—zero strategy toward living with the virus. hundreds of boeing workers have staged a protest over the planemaker's latest vaccination requirements. it follows boeing's announcement that it will require its 125,000 us employees to be vaccinated by december eight. the aerospace giant is complying with an executive order by presidentjoe biden, requiring federal contractors to make vaccines mandatory for their employees. the uk chancellor rishi sunak is considering a cut to the 5% rate of value added tax on household energy bills, according to the financial times. such a move would come at a cost of roughly 1.5 billion pounds, or 2 billion dollars, but would allow prime minister borisjohnson to deliver a supposed brexit dividend and help families through a tough winter. some conservative mps have demanded sunak reduce the vat rate in his october 27 budget to show the government is respondin

melbourne. but throughout victoria the shall seem quite likely not as bad as it was too old. same, however, new zealand you can guess the forecast here. this is sunday that a warnings of heavy rain, clearly snow and the high ground and the wind is quite strong. i started especially cold. i mean look at this crisis at 23. this is really tropical air coming down, but in the rain. well, it won't feel quite as good the things already slowly improve during monday, ah, in the country with an abundance of results for the road bar and walk indonesia whose firms forming we moved full to growth and froth. we balance for reno, economy, blue economy, and the digital economy with the new job creation law, indonesia is progressively ensure the policy reform to create quality jobs. invest . let people bring the bases growth and progress in indonesia. now, lou ah ah, hello, are you watching al jazeera, i'm emily angland. reminder of our top stories this our tributes are being paid, the u. k. m. p, david amos, who was fatally stabbed on friday. prime minister boris johnson visited leon c alon

victorian, we know sydney has just emerged this week from some of those lockdown restrictions, melbourne and victoria still remaining under lockdown. frattinberg also saying that vaccines prief a light at the end of the tunnel for the economy in south wales we're seeing really over 70% full vaccination of the eligible population there. so we'll continue to monitor those lines and he also said that he has had a chat with treasury secretary yellen exchanging notes ahead of that d-20 meeting. let's get back to our global and economics policy editor kathleen hays standing by with a guest ready to talk about the head winds and what's going on with the global economy this year and next, kathleen. kathleen: we're very happy with this very, very busy person could find time for us today. carmen reinhart, senior vice president and chief economist at the world bank and great to have you back on our show. and meetings kicked off this week, big, big issues on the world bank's plate. you got record low income debt. you got full vaccine rollouts and you got economies diverging more and more. inflation, though, now

emerging from the strictest levels of lockdown but other parts of australia, including victoria state and melbourneaining under lockdown. we continue to see that impact on consumer confidence and we will watch that going into the key holiday season. let's get you to sophie with a look at the markets. sophie: the australian consumer looking relatively upbeat as they look forward to those openings and after an contraction the third quarter, lower by .2% as we see minors under pressure. rio tinto with a gain, but we are seeing interesting ground so far in sydney. some flattening for a second day wally aussie dollar is under pressure after boosting commodity and currency. this after a four day drop trading near a three day low and momentum for the dollar is anticipated to pick up ahead of the u.s. inflation report. shery: relevant inflation continuing to be a top concern for economist like. the asian development bank a warning that accurate in developing jet art peck erectile picnic care. bespoke managing director. -- >> there's going to be upward pressure for inflation. next year is going to be 2.7%,

statement one of the big days in sporting calendar in australia, the race days, the melbourne cup and the premier in victoria has said it will go ahead. but his limiting the numbers at to 10000 and of course those people who want to attend at the big melbourne, kept eye in november at they must be fully vaccinate. all right. or sarah clark lives there in brisbin in queens. and sarah, thank you now tens of thousands of protest as of taken to the streets of brussels ahead of the climate summit and glasgow in november the urging world leaders to increase climate ambitions and caught more emissions. steadfast reports now from brussels, o brussels, the heart of the european union filled with protesters while organizes had predicted around 20000 would take part, police say at least 50000, turned up. we see that the effects of climate change are already among us. not only in the south of the world, but also in europe. we've seen terrible floods in belgium and in germany. and there are many, many people ever got the effects and the, and are seeing now what, what the effects of climate change are. last july, days of

victoria twenties. i'm grandson champion. joke of ich has repeatedly refused to declare his vaccinations. stasis says, given the rules, he's not sure he will compete in melbourne. why? he's want a record 9 times, victoria, which host the event in january. his introduced a vaccine mandate for professional athletes. but the rules have not yet been clarified. for those coming in from abroad, when asked about drug of edge the state premier, daniel andrews said sports dog should be treated like everyone else is actually doesn't care what your tennis ragging is. well, how many grand slams you want? a, sorry, the vars does not care, but to completely irrelevant. you need to be vaccinated to keep yourself safe in the cave. other site. i don't think that the person you indicated or any other tennis pilots, no person, was it? any other tennis, pyro gulf or or, or for me, the dr. i will even get a visa to get here. so it kind of becomes moot. and if i did get evasive, i'd probably have to call in time for a couple of weeks when no other players had to. so i don't think that that's going to be irrelevant issue. the n h l has suspended san jose sharks player van de cane fo

well, on thursday, as melbourne's were preparing for this big change by victoria recorded more than 2200 new cases of cove at 900. that was the 2nd highest daily total. since the pandemic began vaccination rate, there at 70 percent. and now those restrictions have been lifted. so was the big change from the government in victoria, so quite possibly, some political and economic pressure coming on their way. hey, they live approach herancha in new zealand. thank you very much. now, poland dispute with the european union over you law as overshadowed as summit in brussels, talks were supposed to focus on europe's energy crisis. the blocks concerned its foundations of being threatened off. the potent can constitutional court rule that you law only applies in specific areas. now as the greenland ice sheet melts, huge deposits of rare earth elements are being uncovered. these are vital in the production of low carbon technology, such as electric, cars and wind turbines. but farmers worried about radioactive dust and waste water, or trying to block mining projects. nick cloth, nick clerks or vis

in victoria 20 tom grand slam champion, jock of ich has repeatedly refused to declare his vaccinations status and says, given the rules, he's not sure he will compete in melbourne where he's won a record 9 times. victoria, which hosts the event in january, has introduced a vaccine mandates for professional athletes, but the rules have not yet been clarified. for those coming in from abroad. when asked about shock of it's the state premier, daniel andrews said sports dawes should be treated like everyone else. vaccine doesn't care what your tennis ragging is, or how many grand slams you've won. a sorry, the vars does not care. ah, but took completely irrelevant in a to be vaccinated to keep yourself safe, handicapped by the side. i don't think that the person you indicated or any other tennis pilots, no person. was it any other tennis, spiral? golfer all ra, all or formula one driver will even get a visa to get here. so the con becomes moot, and if i did get a visa, i'd probably have to corn time for a couple weeks when our suppliers had to. so i don't think that that's going to be a relevant issue. that's what we'll leave it for now, i'll be here again later wi

victoria twenties. hi, my grandson champion, joke of h, has repeatedly refused to declare his vaccinations status and says, given the rules, he's not sure he will compete in melbourne. why? he's want to record 9 times. victoria at which house the event in january has introduced a vaccine mandate for professional athletes. the rules of not yet been clarified for those coming in from abroad. when asked about job which the state premier daniel andries said sports dolls should be treated like everyone else is actually doesn't care what yeah. tennis ranking use. well how many grand slams you've won? a sorry. the vars does not care. ah, which took completely irrelevant in a to be vaccinated to keep yourself safe indicate by the side. or i think that the person you indicated, or any other tennis pilots, no push animals, or any other tennis, spiral, gulf, all ra, all, all formula drama will even get a visa to get here. so the con becomes moot, and if i did get evasive, i'd probably have to quarantine for a couple weeks when no other players have to. so i don't think that that's going to be a role of an issue. and that, so his hope now we'll have more for you later. thank y

in victoria 20 time grand slam champion, jock, of which has repeatedly refused to declare his vaccination status and says, given the rules, he's not sure he will compete in melbourne where he's won a record 9 at times. victoria, which hosts the event in january as introduce the vaccine mandate, will professional athletes of the rules have not yet been clarified for those coming in from abroad. when asked about a joke of which the state premier daniel andrews said sports dawes should be treated like everyone else. vaccine doesn't care what your tennis ragging is, or how many grand slams you've won. a sorry, the vars does not care. ah, which took completely irrelevant in a to be vaccinated to keep yourself safe and decay by the side. or i think that the person you indicated or any other tennis violence, not person. was it any other tennis, pyro golfer, all ra oh, or formula on drama will even get a visa to get here. so at the con becomes moot. and if i did get evasive, i'd probably have to corn time for a couple weeks when our suppliers had to. so i don't think that that's gonna be a relevant issue. at the t 20 cricket woke up right now, bangladesh. 0146 for 8 batti

victoria. look at this top. wind gusts tear and melbourne 135 kilometers per hour. so i'll take it ground level and that was enough to cause this wide spread destruction those wind so fiercely, just peeled roofs off of homes here. and we did have this debris, precariously hanging off power lines here on saturday. it's much more quiet pitcher church temperatures at fallen, largely right across the country and a few spits of rain through the northern section. on saturday zealand, we've got rain moving in to the west for both islands, but temperature still quite high here. well above average, kids been getting up to a high of 23 degrees. had a lot of what weather for western borneo for the past 24 hours scooping up a 100 millimeters of rain. but it has been relentless here as we do see these scenes of flooding. and there is still more driving rain in the forecast for that western size of borneo on saturday. and other places we've seen a lot of rain is northern central areas of vietnam. more than a heater of rain in the month is still going. that's wall above average. a

melbourne. and you might be out in the streets, but showers a baron throughout victoria in pers, temperatures were on the rise up to about $25.00 degrees and 20 not on sundays. here they are still on the rise, and there's some improvement in the weather from the 40 a few showers in victoria during someday and has had north. now, as the monsoon rains, a coming slowly south was it they are generally replaced by the ne monsoon, a dry ish win, but the time being to combine, we got a lot of rain in the coast of viet nam to last next couple days. even a potential circulation, i think, just west the philippines that might turn into something if nothing else is just a lawful lot of rain and is heading towards cambodia or southern viet nam. and as a monsoon trough descends through india, we left really with the potential for yet more writing cur, valero karnataka, and on the north coast of sri lanka. but equally does more act to whether in northern pakistan with significance though in the martin's ah, on counting the cost, the g $20.00 debt relief deal, which was supposed to help poor countries, but ended

a low-pressure system roared across melbourne and the surrounding state of victoria overnight, causinge damage. wind gusts topped 100 miles an hour in plac, peeling back roofs, downing trees and knocking out power to more than 450,000 homes. back in this country, the biden administration will try again to stop making asylum seekers wait in mexico. the homeland security secretary, alejandro mayorkas, said today that the trump-era policy did cut border crossings, but, he said, migrants faced major violence in mexican cities. separately, it was widely reported that the justice department is in talks to pay up to $450,000 apiece to children and parents separated at the border during the trump years. a u.s. military jury today sentenced the first high-value detainee being held at guantanamo bay, cuba. majid khan got 26 years for murder and terrorism charges. but, he could be released in february because he's cooperated with u.s. authorities. on thursday, khan testified publicly about being tortured at secret c.i.a. prisons after 9/11. he's been at guantanamo since 2006. the sheriff in alban

so whether windy weather will slide 3, victoria much cooler than it has been recently for adelaide at around 18 degrees and 19. therefore melbourne. wet weather will make its way across a good part of baton mania. and teddy increasingly wet for new zealand. ah, too many have been forced to flee their homes escaping balance, conflict and poverty. but in the last decade, weather related crises have become a primary trigger for the displacement of people as droughts, hurricanes and floods besieged communities. fought lines, travels to the front lines of the climate crisis in central america to see how it's appending lives, and fueling migration exit on doors. a climate in crisis on al jazeera. ah ah. hello again, i miss darcy, attain dawn. let's remind you about top stories without students military lead a has sacked, at least fix ambassadors as international pressure grows against mondays through the african union has suspended costume on the well bank has put aide on hold. the u. k says, threads by france to block british boats from its ports are a breach of international law. paris is threatening sanctions if the u. k. doesn't bo

victoria without power. the winds brought down power lines, retreat from the ground on damage. houses trained services were suspended in melbourne, and several vaccination centers were closed. wind gusts, in some areas where the strongest recorded in more than a decades. those are the headlines up next. the campaign against the climate the news. ready you want to talk to me rec, we're doing a commentary about climate change. well, this is simple science look up, the higher c o 2 levels are leading to the greening of the earth. and so i don't, you know, do you think that's a bad thing? so so. ready most you to and deadlock, fear is a good thing. yes, i think so. absolutely. with imagine a world where you can't trust science. let me tell you about a group of men who've tried to convince you of just that a group who wants you to doubt climate change? ah, this is the story about how these men were promoted by the world's largest oil companies. ah, the story of a campaign that has impacted our world forever. oh, this is a scientist from nasa who's come to the american senate with a message to the world. which you here in a moment. wh

victoria without power. the winds brought down power lines retrieved from the ground and damaged houses. train services were suspended in melbourne, and several vaccination centers were closed. wind gusts, in some areas where the strongest recorded in more than a decades. there is an area and some bob way known for erotic rainfall, poor soil, and very high temperatures. and that's a combination that's no good for agriculture. but his hair, him a toss, a report from bingo. some women are now turning to breeding goats known for surviving dry conditions. one go to consult for $20.00. the larger ones go for 25. is selling the milk also means extra cash for these women in rural zimbabwe. they say they prefer rearing matter. bailey goats because they are steady and much more likely to survive. the long dry periods here made was by climate change was the doug i choose, i would to, to downward in oakland circle, bitter zone legos are low maintenance, much for other cows. they can get pregnant twice a year. so we make money. foster is quick cash to help us base school fees and other bills. farmers as seen disturbing changes in the weather

victoria. without power. the winds brought down electricity lines, rips trees from the ground and damaged homes. trains services were suspended in melbourne and several vaccination centers rule. so closed wind gusts, in some areas that were the strongest, recorded and more than a decade on. meanwhile, several species of sturgeon are now in danger of becoming extinct in georgia. and the fish are facing threats from man named dance robin virus. dear walker of what's now from the rio, any river, if you could travel back through the mists of time, say around 200000000 years, you would find fish remarkably like the ones swimming that present to day waters of the rio, any river 5 critically endangered species of sturgeon still spawn in the rony. that is, they travel up stream from the black sea to lay their eggs. but upstream, numerous stems have contributed to that drastic decline. this one is devout c. hey hydropower cascade. completed in 1987. it stopped fish from reaching spawning grounds that had existed for millennia hydropower. so very me probably for sure with this purchase point grounds are the chris oh and now it's only 9 kilometers.

victoria. without electricity, the winds brought down power lines ripped tree is from the ground and damaged homes . trained services were suspended in melbourne and several vaccination centers were also closed. wind gusts, in some areas where the strongest recorded in more than a decade. staying with climate, there's an area in zimbabwe known for erotic rain for poor soil and very high temperatures. not so combination, that's no good fabric culture. but as hiring matessa reports from bingo, some women are now turning to breeding goats known for surviving dry conditions. with one go to console for $20.00, the larger ones go for $25.00. selling the milk also means extra cash for these women in rural zimbabwe. they say they prefer rearing matter billy goats because they are steady and much more likely to survive the long dry periods here made worse by climate change was the dog i choose. i wanted to number that, you know, comes up later. i saw dakota low maintenance, much for other cows. they can get pregnant twice a year, i think. so we make money. foster is quick cash that help us pay school fees and other bills. farmers as seen disturbing cha

victoria without power. the winds brought down power lines ripped trees from the ground and damaged homes and trains. services were suspended in melbourne, and several vaccination centers were also closed when gusts, in some areas were the strongest recorded in more than a decade. on the top, us diplomat and taiwan has stressed washington's commitment to help the island defend itself. sandra kirk described relations with taipei as rock solid. the u. s . supplies taiwan with military hardware and training towns present sighing when confirmed on thursday that american forces were present on the island. we continue to have a shared and fighting interest in peace and stability across the taiwan street. the u. s. considers this central to the security and stability of the broader pacific region and the united states. and we are deeply concerned by ongoing p r c. efforts to undermine that stability. our commitment to taiwan is rock solid and contribute to the maintenance of peace and stability across the taiwan strait and within the region. hostile ahead here on al jazeera kit. nothing's on the rise and hazy we hear from a teenage girl who's

melbourne. the leader of the state of victoria said it would be strict with players, as it battles a resurgencere. it is completely irrelevant. you need to be vaccinated, to keep yourself safe and others. i don't think in unvaccinated tennis player is going to get a visa to come into this country and if they did get a visa they would probably have to quarantine for a couple of weeks and i don't know that will, when other players don't have to, i don't think that will be a relevant issue. that's all the sport for now. studio: thanks for joining studio: thanks forjoining us. the european union is sending emergency coronavirus aid to romania which according to one estimate is recording one of the highest number of covid deaths per million people in the world. the government has said today that daily infections and deaths have hit a record high. its intensive care units are full and some patients are being transferred for treatment into neighbouring hungary. mark lobel reports. inside romania's overwhelmed intensive care units. a country in a covid critical condition. 0utside some hospitals, medica