so what will the country need from the w h o to help it cope with this mental health crisis? right, actually, we do have tools. first and foremost, i would say the key issue is to de stigmatize, and that's why once again, i was very inspired. meeting the 1st lady, madame all in us. lensky, who herself is championing the mental health program to speak about it, to give the people a sense of budapest to give children an environment where they feel safe, even if they're separated from that patterns. that that is someone they feel comfortable to talk to. that's one. second is as the 1st lady is telling every single person in the okay, in society to become a psychologist. so we're doing a lot of self helped training course that everyone can help themselves mentally, and give psycho social 1st 8 to their neighbors. the people in society and then very important actually that a lot of western countries can learn from is to take mental health, get out of the institutions to deep communities with more by community mental health themes indicating primary health care physicians. and i wa

okay, chris john lind, maya the spokes person for the w. h. o. thank you so much. thank you. check out a few other stories making headlines around the world's day. north korean leader kim young owns daughter, has been seen at an event marking the 75th anniversary of the country's army. it was only the 4th known public appearance of kim jew, a who is believed to be about 10 years old. there is some speculation that she might be groomed to become her father's successor. i just f u. s. navy has retrieved some of the wreckage of the chinese spy balloon shot down by a fighter jet above the sea of south carolina. beijing said it wants the balloon back, but washington plans to have it examined by its secret services. the balloon controversy has soured relations between the 2 countries. you are watching d. w. news up next. we have a documentary for you on the business. yachts of the business of luxury yachts. i'm terry martin. you can find all the latest news information by the way, including the latest updates on the earthquake on our website. that's d w dot com. ah yes, that is sti

w h o is the guardian of global health, delivering life saving tools, supplies, and training to help the world's most vulnerable people, uniting across borders to speed up the development of tests, treatments, and vaccine keeping you up to date with what's happening on the ground. in the world and in the lab. now more than ever, the world needs w. h o. making a healthier world for you. for every one. ah, your job deserve me. so robin in doha reminder of our top news stories. it's been 10 days since to devastating earthquakes. it took here and syria. the turkish military has been flying in much need to day to areas that were cut off by the quakes submitted on is and i, among province with more on the relief effort you read about remote communities. it's another thing when you're actually on a helicopter and you go over these areas and you see a little cluster, a village, which is just a little cluster of houses, nestled on top of a mountain, and then you fly for several more minutes and you come to another similar scene, how do you go from community to community in terrain like that a

now more than ever, the world needs w h o. making a healthier world for you for everyone. ah . your geologist, there with me. so robin in doha reminder of our top news stories. it's been 10 days since to devastating earthquakes. it took here and syria. the turkish military has been flying in much need to day to areas that were cut off by the quakes.

here's what's interesting, wolf, they then say, and they say the w. h. os lab leak theory was highly unlikely as determined by that field team in january 2020. one on the field team that was only allowed in a year after the initial outbreak. i magical into a crime scene after the incident took place. that's what those researchers had to deal. with, so as they're citing that. there is truth. w. h. o. field team did say it's highly unlikely that a lab leak was the cause. but they also said we need more time to investigate. we'd like to do a phase two, come back into china, go back into wuhan, and do that phase to study. china's response, no, that's not gonna happen. >> you traveled three times double the outbreak, i was like, how do they treat you when you show up? >> this is why i say it's sensitive. when you travel to certain sensitive stories, you can tell just how important is by how many security guards are following you around. about half a dozen for this story. as soon as you leave your hotel room and go down into the lobby, you could see ten, five, s

on saturday to address, gabrielle says im head of the w h o visited government house, a laptop carrying vital medical equipment. survivors of the quake have flocked to make shift camps originally sat up to how was those displaced by war? anger is growing at the slow pace of international aid deliveries, particularly in parts of the country, not controlled by bashar al assad, government destruction and devastation in a part of the world which can hardly take any more. it live province has been a central theater of the syrian civil war and it's home to one of the last remaining rebel controlled enclaves. the earthquake church has killed more than 2100 people here. among them this man's 4 year old son. he's angry that a lack of support meant it took 4 days to recover his child's body. awful memory, sadness. who is helping us in turkey that getting every thing that they made a special air bridge to bring aid from all round the world. but no one is coming to help us. what did this child do wrong to be under ground for 4 days before we found him? getting aid into this part of syria is complic

this week, the w h o said that the pandemic is not yet over. nevertheless, many countries around the world are returning to some sort of normality measures such as wearing mass in public places have been scrapped. but life is far from normal for the millions of people who continue to suffer from the effects of cove it months or even years after they have had it. they have what's called long cove. it and one family in the u. k. showed us how it's changed their lives abandoned. that's often how people with long covert feel. sammy mcfarland was infected with cove at 193 years ago. she still suffers from lethargy, difficulty concentrating, and the loss of her sense of smell. she's had to give up working and sell her house . her husband has become her carer. but her daughter who was 14, when she caught covet, has had an even worse time of it. as she was blacking out painting and she had really severe abdominal pain. and the pain would paralyze her. sammy is slowly recovering. but her daughter kitty is still having a tough time with hong at enclave it because they have strong uses a young

c, w h o says it's greatest concerns about northwestern syria. and as us president bashar assad to open more border crossings with turkey, or many survivors say they've been left behind by the international response as in fist fighting in eastern ukraine as russian forces continue to talk ukrainian positions in the next region. 12 people injured when the apartment building was damaged by shelling. earlier russia said it's true, broken through to 45 lines of ukrainian defenses in the hands. the head of nato is called a member states to significantly increase that defense spending to support ukraine . the least one person is dead and 3 others are injured in a shooting at a shopping mile. in the u. s. state of texas. it happened in the city of el paso. please say they have one suspect in custody. scotland 1st minister nicholas sturgeon has announced her resignation. she's been in position since 2014. sturgeon said that she will remain leader of scotland government until her successor is appointed. dozens of people trying to reach europe are missing

w h o director general ted ross and none of gabrielle sauce visited aleppo to day colon. situation there. heartbreaking stephanie decker brings us more from the turkey syria border. aid is finally trickling into syria. on day 6, we've seen a un convoy go, and this is part of the usual un agreement that they've had before. some of the international teams that have flown in here to help with the earthquake are in and are starting to, to help out on the ground setting up tense medical facilities. but of course, if you're talking about search and rescue, it's already in the days are numbered and you know, it's a fight against time. the you and nuclear watchdog chief raphael cross is visited moscow. he's been holding talks with the head of russia state nuclear farm roster. tom, they talked about a situation around ukraine's operation nuclear plant and they've agreed to continue working on creating a safety zone. their repeated shelling of the plan, which is now controlled by russia, has raised concerns about a possible nuclear accident. we continue the work of the suppression, unfortunately,

the w h o says it's great as concerns about northwest syria and has as president bashar said to open more border crossings with took here. many survivors say they've been left behind by the international response. and other news. there's been fierce fighting in the eastern ukraine as russian forces continue to attack ukrainian positions in the dawn, yet the region 12 people were injured when an apartment damaged by shelling. earlier russia said its troops had broken through 245 lines of ukrainian defences. in the hunk, the head of nasal has called on member states to significantly increase their defense spending to support ukraine while against salt and the made the play on the 2nd day of the mesa summit and brussels. yes, things are happening, but we need to continue. we need to step up even more because to so a big need out there are 2 approach um ukraine with ammunition. this is now becoming a grinding war or attrition on the war. attrition is a war, old logistics on the arm go on. therefore, this is so so crucial for our ability to ensure that the ukraine wins thousands of people

it is q lan task that lies ahead of authority to try and reach old people the w h o a says it's great as concerns are about northwest syria and has asked president basha, an asset to open more border crossings with to kia many survivors say they've been left behind by the international response. and other news, there's been fierce fighting in easton, ukraine is russian forces continue to attack ukrainian positions and the don, yet region 12 people were injured when an apartment building was damaged by shelling. earlier russia said its troops had broken through to 45 lines of ukrainian defences in the hands. scotlands 1st minister nicholas sturgeon has announced her resignation. sturgeon said she had remain leader of scotland. government until a successor was appointed. at least one person is dead and 3 others are injured in a shooting at a shopping rule in the us state of texas that happened in the city of el paso police say they have one suspect and custody. thousands of people in columbia protesting against government reforms, is, comes after president the stop a petro presented, a

she was 15, the w h o estimates 26000000 people in turkey and syria have been affected. were trying to save people from the rubble, but we made help. when the rest was come, they say they can't hear any one. but we heard someone calling this morning, the rescue, let's just say if we can't hear any one we can't help. and then that leaves us with experts believe that the earthquakes could have claimed the lives of up 280000 people in the 2 countries. ah hundreds of eighteens from on around the world set off for turkey. even a team from ukraine with 87 search and rescue workers, trained dogs and special equipment. a moving gesture of solidarity from a war torn country under attack from russia. hello and time and again, small miracles, 1011, and even 12 days after the quakes rescue teams continued to pull survivors out of the rubble, formal, young children and babies were also among those rescued from the ruins in syria, the disaster hit people already beleaguered. after almost 12 years of war and who were already dependent on humanitarian aid before the quakes. but in the b

the w h o is reviewing its global risk assessment. avian influenza can sometimes move from poultry to humans. recent infections in a range of mammals could suggest it's spreading more easily between people. well, not more. i am so afraid of the moment. i'm especially afraid that this virus might infects my children and grandchildren. that is why we started to protect ourselves now. talking about this, marvin, i'm very afraid of it. in fact, as far as is more dangerous than coven, 19 french documentary, only as a month has at one bought in film festivals, golden barrow ward. the best film. the documentary is about a floating day care center in paris for adults with mental health disorders. french filmmaker, philip guerrero, one the silver beth best director. carol won the award for the power drama about a family of puppets. he is dedicated the prize to his children and the late, fresh french swiss director, jean luc godard. out there a world is coming up next with the story of a young palestinian couple finding a home in a bay route refugee camp. ah ah ah d. a in noon? no sir, i'm sorr

the w h o warns the death toll could rise 8 falls. well, that's all for me. the news continues after inside story, which is up next. ah was general movement in east asia of all the weather coming from the southwest and moving in this just this direction, which means with squeezing out the extreme cold, the still sits in eastern siberia, but was crazy. that allowed to tip down over the far north of japan's or returned to sto, shells, maybe for parts of hong shoe and her card and a bit of a drop in temperature maybe. but for the most part it's cloudy. rain coming through china, snow on the nolan flag, which means the temperature beijing will come down to 0 where it should be going to be snow here. this is significant, right? a little bit early in the year for significant rank coming through china hitting shanghai again. this the 2nd post probably also it will head towards q shoe. the day after down india things are quiet, persistent, missed on the coast of tumbled louder. and yes, a qualities are still a problem in the northern plain, but the winds picked up to

thank the w h o is reviewing its bible risk assessment. avian influenza can sometimes move from poultry to humans. recent infections in a range of mammals suggested fighting more easily between people. in brazil, police are investigating businessmen, lawyers, and civil servants, allegedly involved in trafficking gold. it's believed to have been illegally extracted from the indigenous yano mommy territory on account. okay. of has more now from both vista, a capital of ra emma state, where a task force is tackling a humanitarian crisis that's been caused by the illegal mining a desperate effort to save lives in a make shift clinic in the yellow money territory. the numbers are staggering. 570 children have died during the past 4 years. victims of the onslaught of illegal mining in brazil's largest indigenous reservation. while doctors and nurses attend to the sick, the recently created task force is forcing thousands of miners out. hundreds are leaving and canoes taking all the can. and filming their flight, i somewhat goes in by january 20000 illegal miners were occupying 5000 hector's o

the w h o has also cancelled a plant 2nd phase investigation into the origins of the pandemic. citing challenges in conducting the study. the united states energy department says the outbreak with most likely triggered by a laboratory leak. baiting denies this and says the pandemic has been politicized yet the dollar. good, you sure will hook the relevant parties should stop stir. frying the argument of a laboratory league is not vilifying china and stop politicizing the issue of origin tracing as the source of the pandemic. the true extent of the impact of china's recent wave of infections remains unknown. this empty space used to be full of people killing at corona virus testing bruce at the height of the 0 private policy. millions of people would test it in the capital every day. single cases thought the neighborhood locked out, but the government did away with all of that at the end of last year, just as the country was experiencing an exclusive outbreak. in january, a government health official suggested 80 percent of china is 1400000000 strong population had already been infecte

the w h o says its biggest concerns are about northwest sylvia. when many earthquake survivors said they have been abandoned by the world and off to serving ha, a scotland 1st minister with nicholas sturgeon announces her resignation. ah, no. will begin with the race to get aid to remote areas and turkey are cut off by 2 passel earthquakes. it's been 10 days since the quakes toppled. tens of thousands of buildings across to kia and syria. the death toll for both countries stands at more than $41000.00. it's a figure that's rising by the day. we have a team of correspondence covering the disasters cyliam concealed who was in the turkish capital ankara. stephanie deka is in go chandry. natasha. her name is in hot i but we begin with sammy's, aidan, he's been on board a helicopter that's been delivering aid to a remote area of our the a mom province. a busy military control room received requests for help from aries, more numerous than the pen to write more down the motor decides to send the helicopters carry a belt to ashanna. so la, it's one of the

w h o director general ted ross. i'm not, i'm gabrielle of visited aleppo today, calling situation there. heartbreaking you are. nuclear watchdog chief rafa grossi has visited moscow has been holding talks with the head of russia state nuclear. from ross a tom they discussed the situation at ukraine's upper region nuclear power plant. and they've also agreed to continue to work on creating a safety zone. their repeated shelling of the plant, which is now controlled by russia, is raised concerns about a potential nuclear accident. and israeli sector is shot dead, a 27 year old palestinian man the occupied west bank according to local officials. it happened during confrontations between israeli settlers and palestinians just west of the town of south that a group of $50.00 to $60.00 settlers reportedly attacked farmers and local residents in the area. the listening post is next. on counting the cost, the green subsidy, rice accelerate, can europe compete with the u. s. and the china president loosens the past ratings a

also coming up the w h o says it's biggest concerns are about northwest sylvia. when many earthquake survivors say they've been abandoned by the outside world and a relentless assault by russia and the don, yet, region, as nato discusses ramping up support for ukraine. ah, no. will begin with the raised to get aide to remote areas in turkey are cut off by 2 powerful earthquakes. it's been 9 days since the quakes toppled. tens of thousands of buildings crossed turkey and syria. the total death toll from both both countries stands at more than $41000.00. that's the figure that's rising. by the day we have a team of correspondence covering the disasters and of course ceo's and the turkish capital ankara. stephanie deka is in golf chat there. natasha good m, as in hearty, but we begin with sam is a darn who's been on board a helicopter that's been delivering aid supplies to a remote area of our the amman province. a busy military control room received requests for help from aries, more numerous than the pen to write more down with the military decides to send the hel

she was 15, the w h o estimates 26000000 people in turkey and syria have been affected. were trying to save people from the rubble, but we made help. when the rescue has come, they say they can't hear any one. but we heard someone calling this morning, the rescue, let's just say if we can't hear any one, we can't help. and they may lead those experts believe that the earthquakes could have claimed the lives of up 280000 people in the 2 countries. ah hundreds of eighteens from all around the world set off for turkey. even a team from ukraine with 87 search and rescue workers, trained dogs and special equipment. a moving gesture of solidarity from a war torn country attack from russia. o and time and again small miracles, $1011.00, and even 12 days after the quakes rescue teams continued to pull survivors out of the rubble of young children and babies were also among those rescued from the ruins in syria, the disaster hit people already beleaguered. after almost 12 years of war and who were already dependent on humanitarian aid before the quakes. but in the badly affected

coming up next on the w. h o y. as a group of indonesian islanders taking one of the biggest cement makers in the world to court to stay with us if you can for that story in a whole lot more with my colleagues, i'm sarah kelly and berlin. thanks for watching in awe with ah, with leonardo da vinci's, mysterious masterpiece. ah, this perhaps the greatest leonardo masterpiece in the collection of the louvre and no, it is not the mona lisa. it is the virgin of the rocks, 2 versions, multiple copies, and a hidden drawing. was there another symbolic meaning to this beautiful baby that perhaps we just don't understand? the search for answers starts february 10th on d, w. mm. some people don't care about me because they don't see my beauty. some people don't care about me because they think i have nothing to give but 2000000000 people due to then i am every day at home, their food, their livelihood. but day by day, i do so and so does everything i gave to 1000000000 people care about me? need me and now i need you. ah ah, t

reopening and trucks are preparing to head into the the northwest region and also to plane loads from the w h o world health organization are also ready to bring much needed supplies into the country, but a very difficult situation there. 8 on the ground that the united nations is trying to navigate. chris in, thank you for that. christians, let me live for a stay at the united nations. let's take a look at some of the days i've been used now, and ukraine's president voted me zalinski has addressed the british parliament in person. he is on a visit to the u. k. his 2nd trip of rod. since a thought of the russian invasion, almost a year ago, britain is one of ukraine's biggest military baca zelinski called on allies provides ukraine with modern phase to help defeat rush. already achieved. remarkable results and we must make every effort to turn our achievements into the foam decent of the future, global, secure during security architecture, the walls, the wall needs your leadership, britain just as it needs you. great im braimer when the full scale, amazing began, all we together with uber is m

w h o is the guardian of global health. delivering life saving tools, supplies, and training to help the world's most vulnerable people, uniting across borders to speed up the development of tests, treatments, and of vaccine keeping you up to date with what's happening on the ground in the world and in the lab. now more than ever, the world needs w h. um, making a healthier world for you. for everyone. ah ah, ah, you're watching al jazeera, i'm m liang when he's a reminder about up stories this hour. the pentagon says it's tracking a suspected chinese spy balloon in usa space. officials say the craft was flying over sensitive sides. canada's government has also detected the balloon. ukrainian president vladimir zalinski is urging the you to impose more sanctions on russia as late as meeting, keep your paying commission president. to ursula on the line says, a sanctions package will be ready. the 1st anniversary of the invasion and pope francis is travelling to south sudan for the final leg of a 6 day visit to africa. he joined other prominent christian ladies who are calling for pete

the w h o says it's biggest concerns are about north western syria, where many of the quick survivors say they've been abandoned by the world and the relentless assaults by russia in the denotes region, as nature discusses ramping up support for ukraine. ah, mm. mm. into the program, we begin with the raise to get a to remote areas, inter kia, cut off by 2 powerful earthquakes. it's been 10 days since the quakes total, tens of thousands of buildings across through kia and syria. the total death toll for both countries stands at more than $41000.00, a figure that's rising by the day that we have a team of correspondence covering the disaster setting because it is in the turkish capital anchor stephanie decker is in charge data. natasha gin n is in hot i but we begin with some incident who's been on board a helicopter that's been delivering aid to a remote area of r d. m. on province. a busy military control room receives requests for help from aries, more numerous than the pen to write them all down with the military decide to send to helicopters, carry a doubt to ashanna. so la, it's

people and poetry are being monitored in her home village, and the w h o is reviewing it's global risk assessment avian into ends that can sometimes move from poetry to humans. listens infections in a range of mammals could suggest that it's now spreading easily more. i am so afraid of the moment. i'm especially afraid that as far as much infects my children and grandchildren, that is why we started to protect ourselves. now, we're talking about this virus. i'm very afraid of it. in fact, as far as is more dangerous than cobra 19. now french documentary on the adamant has one ballin film festivals, golden bear award for the best film. and the documentary is about a floating daycare center in paris for adults with mental health issues. french filmmaker, felipe carroll, one the silver buffet, his for the director with his from the plough drama, about a family of properties. and he dedicated the price to his children and the late friends with directors on the product with thousands of horse riders and drug test on backing it out. in one of the nation's favorite sports. we have like fees r

it is q lan task that lies ahead of authority to try and reach old people with a w h o says it's quite as concerns about northwest syria has asked the president bashar to open move border crossings. the to kia many survivors say they've been left behind by the international response. and now the news has been fears, fighting and east and ukraine as russian forces continue to attack ukrainian positions. and the don, yes, region 12 people were injured when an apartment building was damaged by shelling earlier russia that it's true, had broken through to 45 lines of ukrainian defenses in lieu. hans, what does the headlines on al jazeera do stay with us? counting, the cost is coming up next. the american people have spoken. but what exactly did they say is the one looking for a whole new border with less america in it? is the woke agenda on the decline in america. how much of his social media companies know about you? and how easy is it to manipulate the quizzical could us politics the bottom line with hello, i'm molly inside of this is counting the cost on al jazeera, your look at well to

from bird flew this week with people in poultry, are being monitored in her home village while the w h o is reviewing. it's a global risk assessment. avian influenza can sometimes jump from poultry to humans . morale not more. i am so afraid at the moment. i'm especially afraid that this virus might infect my children and grandchildren. that is why we started to protect ourselves. now, we're talking about this virus. i'm very afraid of it. in fact, as far as is more dangerous than cov, 19 firefighters, nissan cuba trying to contain a forest fire the the blaze started the week ago. it's already destroyed about $1300.00 hector's of wooded area. the island nation reported 80 forest fires last month. leason, brazil are investigating business people, lawyers and civil servants allegedly involved in trafficking. gold is believed to have been illegally extracted from the indigenous n mommy territory. i'm in the state of arima, a task force is tackling of humanitarian crisis, caused by illegal mining. want to communicate has the story. i a desperate effort to save lives in a make shift clinic in

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