mike ryan, the executive director of the w h. e o 's health emergencies program. he talks about how prepared nations are or unprepared for this. so each country has gaps in its readiness caps, in this preparedness gaps in the surveillance. no country is without those gaps. some of those gaps are more extreme. and many of those gaps are because of lack of access and lack of equity, we will see differential impacts and countries. so depending on how strong that wall of immunity is in your community, depending on how well you deal with the vulnerabilities the people have. and depending on how well you're prepared to deal with that, i think we're going to see further ways of disease and i think we will see them have a very differential impact between countries. and there is so much the countries can do now in preparation and in readiness. so rosen like that. yes, go ahead and transfer question is, what do we feel about the long standing impact of people who were vaccinated for small baths when they were younger people up to 50 years ago? what do we think that'll do to

e. you have over the w h o, the russians put, nick vaccine was not approved. so it undermined africans ability to get the technology transfer that russia offered so freely. and practically anyone who said that they dealt with the russians on this was that they were all figuring real hands on capacity building. and it was bo gates who stood up and said, no, we won't need to have this controlled. you know, we're not going to approve it at w h o re not going to get funds for this kind of medicine. and this was a shortage. and they left the africans with 17 percent ver, vaccine coverage. and then they go to the w 2. and so we're concerned about you and they block, you know, steps that we can take to be self reliant in vaccines. the situation is really, really incredulous. i mean, they left us hanging and the russians were there, but we were constrained. you seem to be using a lot of pacify language here. they laugh at me, we weren't able to add it. i like to quote, this statement from one of the heroes of the indian national movement. who said that freedom is not

and e, you have over the w h o, the russians put, nic vaccine was not approved. so it undermined africans ability to get the technology transfer that russia offered so freely. and practically anyone who said they dealt with the russians on this was that they were off fingering real hands on capacity building. and it was bo gates who stood up and said, no, we won't need to have this controlled. you know, we're not gonna approve it at w h o re not going to get funds for this kind of medicine. and this was a shortage. and they left the africans with 17 percent ver, vaccine coverage. and then they go to the w. and so we are concerned about you and a block, you know, steps that we can take to be self reliant in vaccines. the situation is really, really incredulous. i mean, they left us hanging and the russians were there, but we were constrained. you seem to be using a lot of pat, passive language here. they left the hanging were runs able to act. but you know, i like to call this statement from one of the heroes of the indian national movement said that freedom is no

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for more information go to w, w, w dot h t a dot q a slash e m. ah. with o, a hello again, the top from the algebra one in our the u. k. prime minister born johnson is expected to announce his resignation shortly after an avalon from resignation, from within his own cabinet and party since tuesday. he will say, honest prime minister until a leadership race later this summer, more than $400.00 prisoners are still on the run. and niger, after an attack on a prison that was claimed by isolate leading figures and the i fell and broke her arm groups are believed to be among the foreign ministers or in the world leading economies or gathering an engineer's there for talks under the shadow of the war in ukraine for some, it's their 1st encounter with a lot of sense. russia invasion chris wilkins is a managing partner at oddly consultancy. he was a strategy director and she speech writer for former prime minister with a may. and he says, boys, johnson needs to step aside and let the party choose a new leader to this crisis. it's been a case of farmers always being b

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