i, wards, single cubicle wards. i, i don't think i think this is going too far.ically dog policy basically a dog whistle policy to rustle up votes. >> miriam, why would you draw the line or do you think there is a line to be drawn that somebody who has had an operation ought to who was a man ought to be in a women's ward ? ought to be in a women's ward? or would you say that somebody even somebody had even somebody who'd had an operation and fully transitioned? if that's right, term, should be in a term, should still be in a separate ward? >> i think the use of private wards be the right way to wards would be the right way to go. think just to i don't go. and i think just to i don't like to play the gender card here, i think as woman , here, but i think as a woman, you are have an evolved you are you have an evolved instinct to be wary of men you don't know. and that's a survival instinct. it's what's kept for generations . kept us safe for generations. and i think it's very difficult for understand for men to understand what women feel when they're in a feel lik

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. opening an a new programmatic front in this ward-— in this ward.ou for that. let's look _ in this ward. thank you for that. let's look at _ in this ward. thank you for that. let's look at what _ in this ward. thank you for that. let's look at what is _ in this ward. thank you for that. let's look at what is happening l let's look at what is happening inside gaza, the unwra commissioner general has been speaking. unrwa's commissioner general philippe lazzarini has been speaking and says people there feel "shunned, alienated and abandoned". let's listen. basic services are crumbling. medicine is running out. food and water are running out. the streets of gaza have started overflowing with sewage. gaza is on the brink of a massive health hazard. and the risk of diseases are looming. what is needed is meaningful and uninterrupted aid flow. and to succeed, we need a humanitarian ceasefire to ensure this aid reaches those in need. today, at least 57 colleagues of mine are confirmed killed. in one day, we had confirmation that 15 were killed. let's go to

and we have mixed sex wards . so i don't to be wards.honest, i can't see a massive problem about trans women or trans men being in a in a multi sex ward because women are in wards with men and men are in wards with men and men are in wards with men and men are in wards with women, be in an overcrowded hospital setting where there's a lot of overflowing at the moment would be somebody , you know, with be if somebody, you know, with the full you, your most extreme example of an individual right who would demand to be put on a women's only ward, and whether or not that hospital would have the confidence to say no to them. hospitals, say them. most hospitals, i say they have sex wards anyway. have multi sex wards anyway. they have to because they're so overcrowded. big overcrowded. but most big hospitals have individual hospitals also have individual private , a private rooms, so somebody, a transgender person, can go in one of those. >> all right, look, adam, i'll bnng >> all right, look, adam, i'll bring you in, butjust before i do, we've

. >> thank you, nic robertson in sd sderot, and we go to clarissa ward who is over in ashkelon. >> yes, we have heard that there is some sort of threat to be here by 5:00 p.m., and we got here at five minutes until 5:00, and then the sirens started going off, and we were immediately dragged into the bunker by another person here, and massive amount of missile just slamming in all around. we heard -- hi, fred. there are other journalists here as well, and we have heard the iron dome intercepting some of them, and you can also smell the explosives coming in from the balconies coming out there, and unclear at the moment how many of these rockets may have made impact or what the damage may be, and what the casualty rate may be, but certainly a lot of rockets were fired. the hotel was, you know, relatively secure location. okay. we are hearing more sirens coming again, and so i want to move away from the window. okay. the shelter is over there, and do we want to go toward the shelter? the bunker is this way. >> move, guys. please. >> reporter: just moving into the bunker here, and this is w

about trans people on on hospital wards.p hospital think it's up to hospital management. i can see how there are sort of potentially conflicting rights here. but the idea should be sort of conflicting rights here. but the idpiece should be sort of conflicting rights here. but the idpiece of should be sort of conflicting rights here. but the idpiece of political.d be sort of conflicting rights here. but the idpiece of political footballt of a piece of political football just nonsense me. this just seems nonsense to me. this is of thing should is the kind of thing that should be managers in be decided by nhs managers in response , in conversation with response, in conversation with experts and yes, maybe some people in the health department. theidea people in the health department. the idea that this should be a sort of manifesto issue, a general election issue, when we've on we've got 7 million people on waiting to waiting lists, you've got to remember the of trans remember the number of trans people very, very small. so peop

, again there are leading questions, again there are voluntary versions, a talisman, a talisman to wardes up, but an item of clothing, uh-huh, not pants, yes. it doesn't matter whether it's a man or a woman, both can use it, and it can be present as an element of clothing, it's decoration, it's not decoration, do we wear this often now? quite often it all depends on you, but in general now we use it, now we wear it and you all know it well, your team either needs to build a high tower to set up the opposing team, or click questions like this, but it’s above the belt. good question, not necessarily, i don’t have that answer, but i answered, not necessarily, perhaps it’s time to add it to the rule, yes, no, i don’t know, and not necessarily, and i’ll already assume that it’s a button, a button, yes, you can to be an archangel, husband, criminal, and no one will notice it, come here without buttons, and everyone will notice it, absolutely correct answer, yes, this is a button, this is a button, five points are sent to your team, and we continue, second question of the third round: several

there's on this there's only been women on this ward. then it only ward. right.for them to and it took a year for them to investigate. the reason investigate. and the only reason they because they did in the end was because this was able to obtain this woman was able to obtain footage so that's footage right. so that's just one early on there. there one story. early on there. there was a hostel also that was a private hostel also that cancelled very cancelled someone's very important surgery because this person said they just wanted to be by someone be treated by someone of the same yeah there we also same sex. yeah there we also talking about people with disabilities . we're talking disabilities. we're talking about people with mental health conditions and so all, you know, they have their right to dignity. trans women have the right to safety as well. of course. of course. but it doesn't top trump women. and that's always been the problem here. julie bindel says. and i've always wanted to quote juue i've always wanted to quote julie because it makes julie binde

the presidential foundation has a circle of goodness of 23,000 such wards. challenges, live, grow andhe burden of responsibility for a child most often falls on the shoulders of the mother, but we know the families of our wards, where it is the fathers who play the main role in caring for a sick child. therefore, today on father’s day, i am pleased to address you, dear dads, for your children, you are real superheroes. i sincerely wish you the strength to remain a reliable support for your wives; be kind parents, wise mentors, cheerful friends, and reliable assistant protectors for your children. evgeny lyamin, vitaly kachenko, igor kazachenko, ekaterina ovsyanikova, nika vishnikov, channel one, continuation of the exciting competition, today russian figure skating stars will take to the skies again to determine the best in the first stage of the grand prix of this season, which takes place in. according to the results of the short program , adelia petrosyan became the undisputed leader among women. competitions will also continue among men; roman savosin is currently in the lead; he

no, it should be a collective ward of the action in from all governments. i don't. the ward is to in order to get them to come together in to the, to a 6 via media to play and for the people who are feeding kids for read it for more than $23.00 days. a bush read. do you have any heart at this point in time? that at the very least, we're going to see a humanitarian ceasefire put in place before you know more and more people die and goes a, you know, um, organizations like august time have been raising the alarm bells for years on the situation of gauze on what we've been calling for is not only and, and to the siege. and of course an immediate cease fire that goes without saying, but an end to the siege and for the international community to deal with the root causes of this issue. for the walk towards a, a real time bound time with t accountability mechanisms for each point of that time. so uh for a tour as you know, the justice and this in towards this injustice to resolve this injustice and to resolve this violence. and we have been calling that for 3 years now. a

it is important and a ward in a hospital is one of the most important mixed wards, mixed wards with men but they haven't got rid of them yet. >> no, they still exist, but they the process of going. >> so i think that the idea that you have of women only wards, men wards , that's the way men only wards, that's the way fonnard that's they fonnard and that's what they should that i think that >> i think that i think that would welcomed the public. would be welcomed by the public. but isolation, but i think in isolation, of course, going be course, that's not going to be a policy own that sort of policy on its own that sort of grips the country. it's that grips the country. but it's that policy. pragmatic and policy. it's being pragmatic and doing the right thing by the net zero announcement that we had before mobile by before about mobile phones by hs2, all of these things add up to actually what could be a good package of a prime minister that's taking tough that's taking these tough decisions, trying to connect with we with ordinary voters because we can hs2 as much as can bang on about

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author jesmyn ward featuring the 8g band with neal daniels ♪ [ cheers and applause and now, seth meyersgood evening, i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. we hope you're doing well. now, if you don't mind, let's get to the news. trump 2020 campaign lawyer jenna ellis pleaded guilty today to a criminal charge in the georgia election interference case, making her former president trump's fourth co-defendant of the trial to plead guilty so i guess in the end, he did teach them all the art of the deal [ cheers and applause that's right, jenna ellis pleaded guilty to a criminal charge in the georgia election case, making her trump's fourth co-defendant of the trial to plead guilty you might remember ellis as the least-weird lawyer from this press conference [ laughter ] she's the one sticking out like a normal thumb [ laughter ] she looks like marilyn from the munsters [ laughter ] for the kids, got to put one of those -- [ light laughter ] it's 2023! [ laughter ] michael cohen is set to testify today in a manhattan courtroom against former president trump in his civil fraud trial it's a big

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to ward off suspicion, he kept the stolen goods in his own non-residential building located in anotherity. more than 600 units of unregistered weapons , about 72. passes of various calibers have been withdrawn from circulation since the beginning of the year in belarus. the ministry of internal affairs shared figures for the arsenal company. already on october 9, another special operation will start in the country. therefore, as the police themselves say, it’s time to voluntarily surrender unregistered weapon. from october 9 to october 13 , the main stage of the operational and preventive special complex event arsenal will take place on the territory of belarus. the police will check the storage conditions of citizens. weapons, and will also direct efforts to identify the owners of illegal weapons, ammunition, explosive devices and explosives. the purpose of the activities is preventive work with weapon owners on their compliance with the rules for their use and storage, and safety measures. in addition, law enforcement are aimed at informing the population about the voluntary surrende

. >>> cnn chief correspondent clarissa ward is joining us now. clarissa, you were in the thick of it where people were waiting on the gaga side of rafah. walk us through what happened and i would imagine the logistics of getting this limited amount of aid to people who desperately needed it is going to be quite complicated. >> that's right, amara. just to clarify, we were on the egyptian side of the rafah border crossing yesterday. that was when the hope was that those trucks would start to move. they didn't. but at about 10:00 this morning local time, those 20 trucks of aid did manage to go through. basically they go into this sort of no man's land, they unload. the aid is loaded onto a palestinian truck, which then goes inside gaza. i want to be very clear though. before this war, before two weeks ago, approximately 455 trucks of aid would arrive in gaz every single day. you now have two weeks of no aid followed by one day of 20 trucks. this is a drop in the ocean, the world food program saying this aid may meet the needs of some 30,000 people

but esteemed former nhs wards. karol sikora called for exactly that long before barclay came to his senses and sikora's outspoken criticism of the nhs has made him a few enemies . even this him a few enemies. even this week, an nhs supplier threatened to pull their sponsorship of a spectator magazine event unless sakura was removed from the panel sakura was removed from the panel. but in a brave stand against cancel culture, the spectator refused to give in and the event went ahead without a sponson the event went ahead without a sponsor. well, i'm delighted to say that professor karol sikora joins me now. and carol, great to see you again. you'll you'll never be cancelled on my watch . never be cancelled on my watch. >> they were very generous. >> they were very generous. >> mark. no, it was a bit of a shock to see that people really thought about seven years ago. >> i said on newsnight the nhs was the last bastion of communism and i was never forgiven for that . forgiven for that. >> and the people that don't for

the clinic wards that i came to may seem quite ordinary to you, that is, the way wards in a state hospital this is already your third, and you gave birth to all three of them here in the hospital, no , my husband and i have already saved up money for the hospital for the third one, it’s expensive to give birth here, i’m not sure i can say this, i’ll say this, it’s kind of free, but not everyone can afford it, i never found out how much it costs to give birth to a child in a clinic, the only thing that is clear is that only people with above-average income can afford it, the standard of living of people here can be determined simply by their altitude , on which they are located house. antana is located on the hills, whoever lives at the top is probably rich, and whoever lives at the bottom is poor, it’s simple. well, today we won’t conquer the heights of the social system, but i’ll introduce you to an above-average family, these are fabias and janie, they are successful businessmen, they have a house almost at the very top of the hill, hello, come in, the children are playing here, then you

medical help or all the doctors are on vacation, let's see, mynicheli central hospital, maternity ward, we have five beds for the pathology of pregnant women and 15. care for pregnant women, postpartum women and newborns, including, as you saw, we now have intensive care therapy for the child, here the assistance is provided in full, we do not refuse anyone, there is work around the clock and the maternity hospital, today we have an increase in births compared to last year, if last year there were 352 births, then today we already have 407 births, we think that by the new year we will reach over... over 500, we think this is a good indicator, because there were much fewer. i visited the obstetric department of the hygienic hospital, women in labor are present here, doctors are on site, no one is sending anyone away drive to crimea, babies are born here, everything is fine here, so don’t believe the fakes, our doctors are excellent, so we want to say a big thank you to them for continuing to work in such difficult times, there are people on the ground who know what ’s going on , this is

melanie ward, thank you ve much ceasefire. melanie ward, thank you very much for— ceasefire. _ ceasefire. melanie ward, thank you very much for being with _ ceasefire. melanie ward, thank you very much for being with us. - now it's time for a look at today's sport. hello from the bbc sport centre. sir bobby charlton, one of the greatest footballers of all time, has passed away at the age of 86. he played for manchester united for 17 years, won 106 caps for england — and was a member of the england team that won the 1966 world cup. sir bobby survived the munich air disaster of 1958, which killed 8 of his teammates. manchester united have today described sir bobby charlton as one of the �*greatest and most beloved players in the history of the club.�* the charlton family said "it is with great sadness that we share the news that sir bobby passed peacefully in the early hours of saturday morning. he was surrounded by his family. his family would like to pass on their thanks to everyone who has contributed to his care and for the many people who have loved and supported him." our

to ward, new destinies, people of different ages , men, women, different diagnoses, what to film, howlk about, sometimes we met... i won’t, she was patient , smiling, persuaded everything, alone just a little bit, i felt that she was even a little angry, because the patient who was being treated for lung cancer smoked, she... couldn’t stand smoking and in general, how can smoking be if you ’re being treated for lung cancer, men can’t understood this, and then, tightly closing the doors of the professor’s office, the doctors gathered and summed up the week they had lived, how the treatment went, who had progressed, what were the losses? who is worsening and predicted what to prescribe, what procedures, what doses of radiation, than she already i was studying the individual sensitivity of the body to radiation, what to assign to whom, what to re-signify to whom, we filmed something on the first day, what we filmed, where it will go, how it all goes, that is, it was some kind of blind shooting. they were filming something, something, but everything came in handy later, as i was leaving,

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so the ward is definitely not a fabulous, but we see holding on. and we have thinking that if a awards we listening to us and say yes, they are making the genuine efforts. but then that is a lead me to what we can do. and we need the support of the international comments and not when us readiness on fire, but points to it and it's making efforts not to being fired. if you have less debt, would you put more money into education? because that seems to be $1.00 of the land market treatments if you will. government 20 percent of the state's budget going into education. you've made schools free both primary and secondary schools. wise education being such a priority for your presidency is the biggest weapon for transformation into what is the best investment in human beings. it is the best thing we can do. we, if we are enlightened in the 21st century, which fit for purpose education, a lot of our challenges once we but we, we reduce the impact on society. we are talking about inclusive development leaving no one behind. that is why we have what to car,

and i think that women's wards.stuff for women everywhere, isn't it, if you are of that mindset and whether or not other parties can say the same, you know, will you as a woman let me know, gb views or gb views .com. would you as a woman be inclined to vote conservative? simply because they are a party that appears able to define what woman is able to define what a woman is or enact policies or come out and say things like that? does that move the dial, particularly for you joining me now to discuss this is the diverse city and inclusion facilitator katy jon went katy , thank you very, jon went katy, thank you very, very much . how do you feel about very much. how do you feel about statements like that that a man is a man and a woman is a woman and that's that ? and that's that? >> well , in terms of being >> well, in terms of being common sense, i think you've i've been on enough times for you to know that i'm trying to be as common sense as possible about this myself, and i'm very comfortable with that kind of lan

so this is hospital wards.t page headune screaming out front page headline in the telegraph . headline in the telegraph. >> that's right. and i've confirmed this story with some senior government sources this morning. a little bit more detail for you on it. the ministers are going to be consulting on a change to the nhs constitution. indeed, that , nhs constitution. indeed, that, in the words of the government, would enshrine women's rights around and this sort of stuff. but it is interesting, of course, there are those that are deeply critical of the government's path here because after all, how many individuals does this really affect on nhs wards? that's something that the government hasn't been able to clarify at this stage. however for a government source has told me that this is about taking a common sense approach, in their words, to sex and equality issues. words, to sex and equality issues . it's important that male issues. it's important that male and female wards are protected and female wards are pr

clarissa ward in israel doing a yeoman's job over there.nk you very much for everythinging that you're doing for our viewers. i really appreciate it. >>> at the border of gaza and egypt, the rafah crossing, dozens desperate to escape and want allowed to escape as war rages on around them. we will bring you their stories next. >> israeli officials say the rafah crossing, the one and only passage for civilians to get out of gaza currently remains closed which means that the thousands of palestinians waiting along the eej gyptian border are stuc and trapped under an area that is constant bombardment from israeli strikes. salma shows us the dire situation on the ground and a warning, some viewers may find this report disturbing. >> this city should be the way out of the war zone, but it, too, is caught in the crosshairs of israel's relentless air assault. you are looking at the aftermath of air strikes on rafah. thousands have flocked here in recent days seeking safe passage only to find more death. >> translator: my children, oh, god, please f

clarissa ward, great reporting. you very much. >>> president biden will leave today for an extraordinary war-time trip to israel and jordan. admiral john kirby joins us to discuss the president's decision. that's coming up next. ♪ . >>> this morning israeli forces continue to pummel gaza with airstrikes as president trump prepares for his high stakes diplomatic visit to israel. defense officials tell cnn that a unit of 2,000 marines has been ordered head to waters towards israel on top of the u.s. carrier strike groups deployed. the israeli military getting ready for the next phase of their campaign. mark hertling is here to walk us through all of it. when you talk about the scale of what the u.s. has put into place assets-wise, what does to tell you about the u.s. posture? >> it is a lot. it is to prevent other nations and potentially terrorist groups from entering into this conflict. it's not going to contribute to the fight in gaza, but it will try to contain the area so there are no other actors coming in to inf

clarissa ward, cnn. >> our thanks to clarissa ward.here is new video of secretary of state antony blinken arriving in bahrain as he continues his tour across the middle east. stay with cnn. more ahead. >>> jim jordan and austin scott are lobbying members in a closed door meeting right now competing for the speaker's gavel. >> and scott has been very critical of his republican colleagues who voted to oust kevin mccarthy and reject their last candidate steve scalise who dropped out of the race last night. we have cnn chief congressional correspondent manu raju who is on capitol hill following every twist and turn and yet somehow kind of ending up back at the same place. i know you spoke to congressman scott before the meeting. what did he tell you? >> reporter: yeah, he's been sharply critical of everything that transpired over the last week. he has a lot of people who align himself with that view. last week he called those members of eight republicans who sided with democrats called them chaos agents and yesterday leaving the closed doo

clarissa ward joins me now from ashkelon. clarissa, explain what happened in that place and also what you have been seeing throughout the day because israeli defense spokesperson said that israel is in control now or has control of their sovereign territory, though there still may be pockets of hamas terrorists waiting to attack on israeli soil and more trying to come across still, but they believe that large-scale attacks have stopped. is that right? >> reporter: that's right. i think they feel that they're largely in control of that part of the puzzle. and that's why they brought us down, actually, or invited us to come and see that area along the border, which was actually the first area that was breached by those hamas militants who came across in a pickup truck and started spraying the entire area, killing a lot of civilians. and while we were down there just taking some footage and doing some live shots there was, as you saw, a large volley of rockets incoming. we took shelter. and i think the important thing to take aw

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clarissa ward is in cairo. oren liebermann is at the pentagon with more new on the battle. i want to start with nic robertson. i know there was a lot of activity where you were, when the two hostages were released. what exactly happened? >> reporter: yeah, absolutely fascinating, erin. throughout the day it hadding exceptionally quite. no missiles, no rockets comes out of gaza, no missiles going in. not even any drones in the air. really quiet. it gave just the impression that something was happening in the background today that was different. we had no idea. just, just as that news was coming out that natalie and her mother judith were being released, hamas or one of the other groups in gaza launched a massive salvo of rockets. the iron dome intercepted this. they have done it again. they were intercepted again. in the intervikings hour, they fired five salvos into this area, way more than they fired in an hour period that we have seen over the past week on so. so kind of a significant turn in action by hamas or one of the other groups right at that moment of release. was

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it will be a power for it will be a deadly ward. it will be a precise ward, as will be a war that will change the situation forever. the balls of the fight a year from us and the gods if it will be that they have some of the provides of rain and what can coals operational offensive plans to strike out the good, the good of the i'm here in the russian capital. welcome. whatever you're catching the news hour from today across the globe, this is a t a little more destined garza is now the city, the grim title of 2014 the previously considered to be the bloody s n a. the a c o is really passing. cultivate the current flare up has already taken in the lives of mold and 2600. piracy is v vi over $9000.00. it's the the video boats. it online shows the scales on the strikes on the city of con eunice, in the southern gaza. buildings were destroyed and rosa scrambled to rescue their tracks. spinning the ruins and things that are being repeated on a daily basis. the dead of bullets out with sheets covering their bodies. so the confidence unabl

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clarissa ward was at the border crossing as pro-palestinian protests erupted. >> reporter: for days, they have been waiting. more than 200 trucks full of aid desperately needed in gaza, but stuck on the egyptian side of the rafa border crossing. u.n. secretary-general antonio gutierrez hoped to be here for a much-needed diplomatic win. instead, he found himself in the midst of a protest, his remarks drowned out by the crowd. people are chanting over and over again, with our blood, with our souls, we will defend palestine. there's a huge amount of anger and emotion, much of it directed at the west. and much also at western media, who people here fear have favored israeli voices over palestinians. a protestor started shouting at me. we invited her to do an interview with us. >> when 1,000 palestinian babies have died, you don't feel the seem as when i tell you one of your own has died. but these are our own. egypt will stand with palestine. all these international institutions are standing for israel. who's there for the palestinians? and don't call it a war. the jargon is more infuria

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clarissa ward was among the journal ists allowed to enter.ere's what she witnessed yesterday. >> it was 7:11 a.m. on saturday morning when the militants arrived. surveillance footage shows them lying in wait until a car arrives. they shoot the driver and enter the compound. more pour ed in on motorcycles. early at ease and in no apparent hurt ri. thomas heard the gunshots and thought of his 8-year-old daughter emily who was staying with a neighbor. >> she doesn't do it very often, but that particular night, friday night, she went to sleep at her friend's house. >> reporter: for 12 hours, he says he was pinned down ors. >> waiting longer. military g gained control, this is what remained of the once tranquil community. late wednesday afternoon, israeli forces led journalists in for the first time after days it took a lot of time. >> did that weigh on your conscience to know how long it took? >> we have a very difficult question to ask ourselves. now we look forward to defend the people, to take the survivor out of it and to switch from defense

cnn's clarissa ward has more on all this. she joins us from cairo. clarissa, what have you learn frd that side of the border? >> reporter: so, it was earlier this evening, anderson, that we first heard of ambulances, kind of, pulling up at the rafah crossing, essentially nurit cooper and yocheved lifshitz were released by hamas militants. they also released a propaganda video as well. we're not showing it. it shows the militants offering the women tea and biscuits. they want to milk this as a propaganda opportunity. the women were escorted by members of the red cross into an ambulance, cross to the rafah side of the border. they were taken from there really straight to an airport where they were then flown out to a medical center, where they now are, as you see daniel has just visited with his grandmother, who you just had on the show there. questions still remain, of course, anderson, about the future of all the other hostages who have been taken. there have been discussions of other deals in the works. we know the egyptian government and the qatari

specialists have arrived from minsk, who will now install oxygen in our wards.this purpose there is a balcony, elevators are already installed inside the building, dirty, clean and food grade. hydraulic lifts will be installed externally. despite the fact that the construction of the building of the infectious diseases building has not yet been completed, landscaping of the adjacent territory is already underway, the thirty-sixth department of installation and construction works is responsible for this, but construction department 138 is engaged in the interior decoration of the building. in addition to professionals, the main city construction site also involved practice. they help cover it with mortar, it turns out that you can at the moment, we have completed somewhere around 80-85% of the total volume of construction, well, that includes landscaping, finishing, general construction, well, everything else, now we are working on internal networks, painting and landscaping, the construction of an infectious disease building will cost over ... 20 million rubles

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cnn's clarisa ward has more on the deteriorating conditions at hospitals across gaza, but a warning,er story contains graphic videos. >> reporter: you are entering the al shifa hospital in gaza city. this is just one minute of one day. but doctors tell us it could be any of the last 16 days. it is a scene from hell. many of the patients are young children. the reception area now a triage center. everywhere you turn, another casualty. every one of these people has been ordered by israel's military to evacuate the hospital, including the staff, already outnumbered and overwhelmed. and as the punishing bombardment continues, the wounded keep flooding in. doctors say there's nowhere else for them to go. and no safe way to transport them out. >> we had mass casualties once or twice a day. now we have every half-hour casualties. now it is overloaded, our emergency department, our departments are overloaded with patients. >> reporter: the doctor warns the situation is about to get dramatically worse. the hospital, he says, is just two days away from running out of fuel needed to power the g