, the w h o is forming these emergency medical teens and they're looking at n g o is like med global and pama to provide the volunteers because you can't just send somebody to, to a guys or you cause you're not going to be able to sit, to ensure their safety or their security. you just mentioned how many people have been killed from the health care world. but everything, i mean journalist, we're talking about un agency workers. i mean all of these people are at risk. nobody is safe and gaza and everybody acknowledges this. so the w h o decided that they would take on volunteers and they would help coordinate the entry for people to get into the gaza strip and get out of it as a strip. and i'll tell you what, you know, be getting in through the w h o, it was great. it's a, it's, it's nice to have a big you, an agency being able to help you get through that border. but it is absolutely a difficult situation on the ground. i remember being at northside hospital and feeling like the f 35 was going to land on top of the hospital. every bomb that was striking in the parts of can units the

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and hattie, the w h o has been raising the alarm about what's happening at now. so hospitalization, days now, it's now saying even it's being stopped from helping patients. yes, that's exactly what's happening and get the sense by or delegated by the w h o to inspect the situation to assess what's going on inside the hospital as it has been pushed out of service completely. the largest health facility in the city of tanya and his son was the only remaining operational hospital serving 1000 literally thousands of people local resident and display families and injuries large number of them as a result of the expansion of the ground invasion in custody of con, nunez was not allowed to enter the hospital on top of that for more than a 24 hours. now, a relief corner boy consist of 2 trucks that filled with medical supplies and a fuse is still barred to from entering the hospital to provide the most desperately needed medical supplies for the patients and the injuries inside the intensive care unit. and also the fuse is not being allowed to be delivered to run the powe

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that's the devastating conclusion breach and report issued by the w h. o and doing assess in some places, poverty and hunger place huge roles worldwide. 200000000 children under 5 mountain during which starts development and others. kids are parted with ads for products harmful to their health. the w h o says that adds for sugar sealed drinks and fast food are partly responsible for a rise in obesity in miners. and what's more about 80 percent of all children don't get enough exercise sitting on the couch playing with their cell phones or video games. this is what it looks like and many households these days, lying around instead of moving around. and that has side effects, as far as if i see that quite a lot. i'm a primary school teacher and we're seeing lots of children with injuries. and lots who are out of shape cannot be kind of going through. and it's a familiar story for reporter county up on. so she has 3 children over row. the youngest still goes to tennis practice, but the 2 older ones do no sports to do. it says no problem with being a couch pot

governments will relinquish the power and handle control over the dump it to the w h. o. but there were some stiff resistance against it, which the w. h o labels as fake news lies and conspiracy theories. make sure you question with us here at our seats in the the, [000:00:00;00] the welcome to was a part. the phone land called history, a stable agreed upon. a centrally to winston churchill asserted that it was written by the victors. but this is both of them agreed that it's the battlefield developments that shaped the narrative on the other way around by throwing the media and military support behind the war effort in your brain. western leaders attempted to secure the right side of history and the victory that goes with it. without even fighting directly in the war. are they likely to succeed of, to discuss that amount join, but to re serial armoire, associate professor at the courts university in disassembled. professor amar, it's great to talk to. thank you very much for your time. thank somebody. now we are now approaching the 2nd anniversary of the russian military

after being denied and free for days, w h o teams managed to evacuate 30 to critically ill. patients is ready troops during the hospital last week, forcing thousands of products, gonna be and sheltering the to sleep. but a 130 severely injured patients. unable to move for dr. fi um it is an emergency room physician who spent 3 weeks voluntarily gotten us the hospital in han eunice in january. he told us one is for our colleagues going through the last week has been miserable. it's been a nightmare. the seems that they're seeing are traumatizing and they're asking for some sort of help. they're asking actually not to be evacuated from the hospital, but for the hospital to function for the lights to be turned back on for them to get the medicines that they need to treat the 150 patients that remain. i spoke to one of these general surgeons bear the last surgeon remaining, and i'm also hospital doctor and had it. he sent a message to a group of them, of physicians here in the states. and he just asked for us to be able to advocate for the patients that are there. he says i'm st

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organization says the hospital is no longer functional and a post on social media platform ex they've w h o chief says that their team wasn't allowed to enter the hospital to assess the conditions of patients and their critical medical needs. despite reaching it's compound, he says that there are still about 200 patients in the hospital, at least 20 of who need to be urgency, referred to other facilities to receive health care. he says that the cost of delays will be paid by patients' lives and that access to the patients on hospital should be facilitated. thought about zoom is joining us from what i found in the south of the gaza strip. so i thought it, we're now hearing that yet another patient has died. now said hospital, what's the situation like there right now? yes, it's quite predictable. the reason that patients will die due to the ongoing trust, the conditions that have been going through has these really military see given us are hospital continues of specifically where the cli storming of the hospital pruning different departments, the forcing people to be transferred from one bu

w h o chief appeals for an immediate safe spot in order to allow humanitarian aid intern go. is that a suit taken close to an illegal is rarely supplement naoki pod eastern listen in just money leaving one passing dead.

and that quality index shows the amount of dangerous product goes us 15 times higher than w o h o recommendations. the city is small. this caused by crop burning, industrial pollution, and heavy traffic. in india, the government is to hold talks with pharmacy following most protests coating, full guaranteed crop prices. security forces have set up roadblocks to stop thousands of farms reaching the capital daily. similar protest 2 years ago. force the government to scrap pricing reform. you're watching dw news is a reminder of our top stories. israel special forces have entered and also hospital, and con eunice and southern gauze of the military says it has credible intelligence that the building have to the remains of hostages. taken by the militant islam is proved, how much nato chiefs have wrapped up a 2 day summit in brussels. adults with dominated by the was it gaza and to cry and honest, donald trump saying that if it re elected, he was not defending nato allies. soule failed to spend enough on defense and that's it. from me, the news team you're up to date don't go away. adults up next look

to below, meantime, the w h o is urging world wide governments to sign the cycle pandemic treaty. ensuring the world health organization dictates how old governments will respond to the next reported con demik. stick around. keep questioning these endless main street and iris. this is policy and the by it has to guess the president this event, excuse himself, is basically delusion and that he has become drunk with his own rhetoric as well as flats or visa to use to receives from the rest. i think this has really to arrange to me that it's a bit disrupt. his relationship to reality is true about everyone around 2 icons. imagine the the nature of your tv, wherever chosen vegas, a 1000 cows come from l. a. a consul ever cuz philadelphia they think is a good area just to get good drugs. and so you come down from till you come down or you start the k, come back annual income and then you use, you know, family members know you down here or stuff like that. that's why i was saying that there was a kid to lay right there. both where sit now go with them via 21. sit down. this is the trenches. we g

the w h o chief appeals for an immediate c spot to allow humanitarian aid and to go into a shooting close to an eagle is riley assessment now on p potties tourism kills one person, wounds 8 offers. and so it has fallen games to overcome the trauma. how a school in gaza is bringing children back to the classroom. the we begin in gaza where the is randy. ministry is carrying out targeted attacks on residential areas from the north to the south. the strip, at least 97 people have been killed in the past 24 hours and strongly come to home and best law here in northern gauze or killed at least 10 people. most of the victims were women and children. of such a possible survivors is still on the way people on the need to be trumped onto the revel in southern gaza. a number of is rarely strikes hit residential buildings in russia every night. and the 6 people were killed and children among the wounded casualties have been mounting in the area with one and a half 1000000 displays. palestinians. all sheltering is riley attacks of killed at least $29400.00 palestinians since october is rarely strikes

more than 120 palestinians being killed and taught at the w h o saying naso hospital not functioning anymore. what's happened to the hundreds of patients and the hundreds of people who are displaced and taking refuge inside to have any idea or what on the well, the situation for them to send me is an hourly basis getting much more difficult and complicated. specifically that the w h o had been prevented from entering the hospital itself in order to check medically on the situation in the departments of the hospital. and also when patients, the who are in the very desperate need for the majority of medical health. got that as the disability men to treat troops have been still, i mean just that's the apartments um they have been allocating specific on particular buildings for investigating patients investigating medical teams. and i would like to get more information about if the hospital has been used as a military base for how much. but what we have been seeing as many truth times had been inspection inside the hospitals that the entire medical facility had tend to be on to that to,

the w h o is working on coordinating with informed sources and with the is very military to evacuate new patients from the hospital in order to provide them with the necessary medical card that they need in line to the is very ongoing operations inside this hospital to cover his info as the in rough, a thank you to central cost and i well correspond him, calgary has visited the likes of most oh sorry i likes the hospital pop me in the balance. she sent us this report on conditions that a quick turnkey in debt and velasco ok some more tires hospital where this hospital is now receiving all of the injured people in san eunice. we know that there is a ground and vision in community and the hospitals. there are not working. when we talk about the hospitals, we're talking about a nicer hospital that is currently being invaded by the israeli soldiers. here the ambulances are coming and bringing a lot of injuries, and even the dead bodies from is really airstrikes and is ready snipers. it's very hard for them to move and to transfer these injured people from new new stuff because it's very

the w h o seems to say that there are about 200 patients were left inside the hospital. do you have any information about their status? yes yes, just yes. yes. some of the visions managed actually to is that good, those to be done by that is to have the patients actually remained up. i see you and to be did and they would vis benefits. maybe the parts that we already bought. we managed to get some vision on so from building the building, we managed to move some vision from building the room, one building the building. as i needed to invite you to enter the, the, the that was to be tied up that, that might, that it is bid, or that he may own or already mentioned to me that kind of stuff. my colleagues story mean that those be done. all of them actually all with this did. so that is that is for the me that get his stuff, but this is not complete. i just the 100 beside me. this is boring. they took my notice, they took my notice beside me and they don't mind the notice of my, the bottom it was, my son bookstore is that you booked also. do you want that is the book that name

the w h o seems to say that there are about 200 patients were left inside the hospital. do you have any information about their status? yes yes, just yes. yes. some of the visions managed actually it was a good those to be done bought. that is the patients actually me and i see you and to be did and they would vis benefits. maybe the parts that we already bought, we managed to get some vision on. so from building the building, we managed to move some vision from building go from one building. the other building as it is that i need it to invite you to enter the, the, the that was because of the, that my, that it is did a very me own all of that a minute for me, that kind of stuff. my colleagues told him in that those to be done, all of them actually all with listed. so that is, that is for the music of this stuff. but this is not simply i just bill out loud 100 beside me. this is boring. they took my notice, they told me i noticed it beside me and it's of mine, the middle of my, the bottom it was my son bookstore is that you booked also. you want that is that both their

the forces blocked the w h o l a convoy for many hours the moment it left the hospital. the east already the military forces that the certainly military forced patients and stuff out of empty lenses and stripped all kind of medics of the close. 3 published in a read christmas society. paramedics was subsequently detained. although that personal details had been shipped with the east really forces in advance. while the rest of the convoy stayed in place for over 7 hours. one paramedic has been released and we appeal for the immediate release of the 2 others and all the detained health personnel. us. what's erica bozer and is life for us, and rasa in southern guys are in tech, as well as not only blocking, i'd be getting into the goals and then also targeting people, trying to access the little food that has managed to get through. how difficult is it to people right now? well, it has been like lazy semester is to connect to cook clear how these are the men at trees, very keen and excessive painting the humanitarian situation. the, the number of parts have gone, but have b

the w h o. subsequently classed aspartame as possibly carcinogenic to humans. on the face of it, aspartame appears to be an ideal sugar substitute. a spot tom and tell you it is $200.00 times sweeter than regular sugar, but it has a similar taste all function. so you need a much smaller amount to achieve equivalent sweetness in products of ice and didn't product popular additive that now poses a cancer risk. no reason to panic. know that mr. williams, which is generally have to be said, there's also that also applies to added it. and so that's where they undergo safety assessments before approval said on permissible. daily intake levels are established for asked to tell you this is 40 milligrams per kilo of body weight. and crop of someone waiting 70 p, those we'd have to drink 9 to 14. cal must have drinks with aspartame. this all consuming, not much in good time thing does the help do using that advised german. these federal institute for risk assessment says scientific panels have concluded that there are no health concerns with aspartame, provided that the

next showed the amount of dangerous particles as 15 times higher than w h o recommendations. the city smog is caused by crop burning, industrial pollution, and heavy traffic. the indian government ministers are set to hold talks of farmer groups after 2 days of mass protests calling for guaranteed prompt prices. security forces have deployed, wrote blocks and tear gas to stop thousands of farmers trying to reach the capital daily somewhere in protest. 2 years ago, pressure the government to repeal agricultural pricing or forms and many in australia are saying good on ya. elbow after anthony albany became the 1st australian prime minister to get engaged while an office albany is proposed to his partner, jody hayden, on valentines day. albany said they were both thrilled, but have yet to set a date and in an attempt to give more people, the chance to say i do, greece is parliament is preparing to vote on a bill that will legalize same sex marriage as the law is expected to pass with support from both the majority center, right, and left us lawmakers. this would make race the 1s

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a crowd gathered upon the arrival of the w. h. o con boy. as the aid was distributed to more than a 1000 patients at, i'm not sure hospital doctors of the facility, se palestinian children are especially vulnerable to epidemic spark by a critical look of a central resources to have done a move. this is a vivid example of the spread of outbreaks and dangerous diseases due to the overcrowding of displaced people at the hospital and the lack of cleaning and sanitation. the shape, for example, to this child is suffering from a fungal skin disease on the head. and this is not the only case as to many others have been recorded at this hospital. they hit the specialist, the setup. all states must stop funding israel from the la tree. now these, the very direct message from the south african foreign minister and the end the pond or commenting on the i c j's preliminary ruling on predatory is case against israel. she also raised the issue of frozen funding for the you and really from works agency for palestinian refugees. the game you have collective

idea is, is 4 courts to allow the 2 parties to come out as divorce proceeding as whole as possible w h o. how do you like as whole as gathered as, as, as better off as possible of the marriage and then the unraveling of a marriage undoubtedly take away right from the fullness of a person. and so the courts try to intervene to kind of do the best they can to make sure at the signing of that dotted line. you each walk away and in a favorable um, you know, positions. and so what you see particularly area of women, thankfully and, and i think definitely not enough, but we see definitely strides towards that is you see um advocacy groups or resources kind of being offered to women that are being disproportionately kind of out muscled in a divorce. proceedings meaning man has more money, has more money, hit it on the side has. busy has earned more money, has a more higher skill set because mom's been at home raising kids for 10 years. and so kind of her educational professional pursuits of leveled off for something, sometimes even gone backwards. and the husband is going off and on great thing

the w h o says that it's, teen wasn't allowed to enter the hospital to assess the conditions of patients despise, reaching its compound. and that is really mandatory has withdrawn soldiers off to evade on to cut in the occupied westbank. at least 3 palestinians have been killed and full injured policeman pop one, you're getting you have because of the bodies of 64 men who was shot dead in trouble violence. local media report of the men were killed on sunday, near the town of lubbock and, and the province. the shootings are made to escalation and ongoing trouble violence in the region. last 2, a 62 people were killed and fighting between rival tribes to funk, right? as a journalist with popular new guinea, post korea and he's with us live from the capital port. most b, thank you for your time. what are you hearing about what led to this mesa is definitely incident of travel violence which between the age range of uh, 2 years ago and the coverage really lets drive a flight as taking a into a level 2 or into another district. uh, it started in working another district in the end of 12 inch

a crowd gathered upon the arrival of the w. h. o con boy of the aid was distributed to more than a 1000 patients. no sir, hospital, doctors of thought, facilitate you say policy and children are especially vulnerable to epidemics, sparked by a critical lock of essential resources. will have the movies that this is a vivid example of the spread of outbreaks and dangerous diseases due to the overcrowding of displaced people at the hospital and the lack of cleaning and sanitation and the labor industry. for example, this child is suffering from a fungal skin disease on the head, and this is not the only case as to many others have been recorded at this hospital . they hit in special ed, the setup ok to brussels, where scores of furious farmers have besieged the e u. parliament building demanding action from the unions. officials over what they call a dire state of the blocks agricultural sector of the . 2 2 dramatic scenes from the belgian capital which shows protesters burning tires and even peppering the building with fireworks polic

that number represents an almost 80 percent increase from 2020 to w h. o is wanting that more than half of all countries globally are at risk of measles outbreaks. by the end of the year in sri lanka, the government is rushing to control the spread of measles to boost the vaccine rollout is giving priority to babies. we now fernandez reports from columbus attempting to keep cuban and that community see this government clinic in a densely populated area of colombo has started administering additional measles vaccines. 5 years ago she lock, i succeeded in eliminating me those but an outbreak last me mainly affecting babies prompted health authorities to introduce in addition to those, for instance, 6 to 9 months old. but highly contagious abalone disease spreads easily, especially when an infected person costs or sneezes the increase in infections to more than $700.00 in 10 months. has many parents worried. my mouse is due for the vaccine because he's 2 years old and there's also a search and this per the for me is that's why i brought to long kind to use th

the forces blocked the w h o and a convoy for many hours. the moment it left the hospital, the east ready, the military forces that the certainly military forced patients and stuff out of ambulances and stripped all kind of medics of that close. 3 posted erect christmas society. paramedics was subsequently detained. although that personal details had been shipped with the east really forces in advance. while the rest of the convoy stayed in place for over 7 hours. one paramedic has been released and we appealed for the immediate release of the 2 others and all the detained health personnel to attack the bonus room is live for us and reference southern gathering joins us on the phone now. so terry, as well as not any blocking and getting into guys with the russo targeting people, trying to get access to the little food that has actually managed to get through it . can you just explain to us how difficult is it to get anything to eat? there right now. well, now you know the cost sondra is very, really critical. then i pushed it into their feet