traditionally it's been the source of life for the people of west java. at the markets next to the fruit and vegetables there are still fish that come from its waters. but for years residents have been urgently warned not to eat them around $280.00 tons of unfiltered chemical waste that come from the textile industry daily have gradually poisoned the rivers ecosystem. 60 percent of the creatures once found in the sitara river have disappeared in the last 30 years. the waste here comprises heavy matters and toxins like cadmium copper chrome mercury and lead after being eaten by fish these poisonous materials end up in the human food cycle yana imrie now has lived his entire life in banjo he says things weren't always like this. when i was a kid the water of the sitar was clear so i could get fish for our food. in the afternoons and my parents asked me to get fish i just got naked and jumped into the river to catch the fish without any tools just my bare hands. the program sitar on her room has been active since february of 2018 it aims to return the river'

traditionally it's been the source of life for the people of west java. at the markets next to the fruit and vegetables there are still fish that come from its waters. but for years residents have been urgently warned not to eat them around $280.00 tons of unfiltered chemical waste that come from the textile industry daily have gradually poisoned the rivers ecosystem. 60 percent of the creatures once found in the sitara river have disappeared in the last 30 years. the waste here comprises heavy metals and toxins like cadmium copper chrome mercury and lead after being eaten by fish these poisonous materials end up in the human food cycle yana him arena has lived his entire life in banjo he says things weren't always like this. when i was a kid the water of the sitara was clear so i could get fish for our food. in the afternoon so my parents asked me to get fish i just got naked and jumped into the river to catch the fish without any tools just my bare hands. the program sitar on her room has been active since february of 2018 it aims to return the rivers w

traditionally it's been the source of life for the people of west java. at the markets next to the fruit and vegetables there are still fish that come from its waters. but for years residents have been urgently warned not to eat them around $280.00 tons of unfiltered chemical waste that come from the textile industry daily have gradually poisoned the rivers ecosystem. 60 percent of the creatures once found in the sitara river have disappeared in the last 30 years. the waste here comprises heavy metals and toxins like cadmium copper chrome mercury and lead after being eaten by fish these poisonous materials end up in the human food cycle yana him arena has lived his entire life in banjo he says things weren't always like this. when i was a kid the water of the sitar was clear so i could get fish for our food. in the afternoon so my parents asked me to get fish i just got naked and jumped into the river to catch the fish with. just my bare hands. the program sitar on her room has been active since february of 2018 it aims to return the rivers water to drink

let's go to west java in indonesia. what do you want to ask our panellists? thank you very much.ay be less vulnerable to the virus, but they are more vulnerable to the long term efforts of how we reform. of how we respond. for example, education, mental health, jobs and environment. how do we protect them? thank you very much, dr swaminathan? that's a very good question because as the other participant just said, while young people are less have less health impacts from this infection. but i want to qualify that by saying young people are not completely resistant or immune. they do get sick. and some young people do die, particularly when there are other risk factors. we know in a lot of countries, smoking is a risk factor. obesity is a risk factor. so we have to remember that while the proportion of the young who get very ill or die is less, it's not negligible. but the other effects of this pandemic on the young people is what hasjust been highlighted, impacts on education. we know 1.6 million children have been out of school. and particularly, it's affected people living in po

traditionally it's been the source of life for the people of west java. at the markets next to the fruit and vegetables there are still fish that come from its waters. but for years residents have been urgently warned not to eat them around $280.00 tons of unfiltered chemical waste that comes from the textile industry daily have gradually poisoned the rivers ecosystem. 60 percent of the creatures once found in the sitara river have disappeared in the last 30 years. the waste here comprises heavy metals and toxins like cadmium copper chrome mercury and lead after being eaten by fish these poisonous materials end up in the human food cycle yana him arena has lived his entire life in bondo he says things weren't always like this. when i was a kid the water of the sitara was clear so i could get fish for our food. in the afternoon so my parents asked me to get fish i just got naked and jumped into the river to catch the fish with. just my bare hands. the programme sitar on her room has been active since february of 2018 it aims to return the rivers water to d

traditionally it's been the source of life for the people of west java. at the markets next to the fruit and vegetables there are still fish that come from its waters. but for years residents have been urgently warned not to eat them around $280.00 tonnes of unfiltered chemical waste that come from the textile industry daily have gradually poisoned the rivers ecosystem. 60 percent of the creatures once found in the sitara river have disappeared in the last 30 years. the waste here comprises heavy matters and toxins like cadmium copper chrome mercury and lead after being eaten by fish these poisonous materials end up in the human food cycle yana him arena has lived his entire life in bondo he says things weren't always like this. when i was a kid the water of the sitara was clear so i could get fish for our food. in the afternoon so my parents asked me to get fish i just got naked and jumped into the river to catch the fish without any tools just my bare hands. the program sitar on her room has been active since february of 2018 it aims to return the river

traditionally it's been the source of life for the people of west java. at the markets next to the fruit and vegetables there are still fish that come from its waters. but for years residents have been urgently warned not to eat them around $280.00 tons of unfiltered chemical waste that come from the textile industry daily have gradually poisoned the rivers ecosystem. to.

viet-nam but there are big thunderstorms all the way through sumatra borneo java and all places east in australia let's look at the west 1st there's still quite a massive cloud giving rain now and in the forecast to some parts of western australia not as sundry stuff you saw the last couple of days is gone the habit is still rather murky south of perth and to the east of that there is still catherine showers building in new south wales and up in queensland in the cloud briefly covers the ground wednesday and gone also as if melbourne victoria's had a very wet year so far but looks rather dry on thursday. packet. of. them approach a people of argentina have been marginalized and brought over a culture for generations. using 21st century tools one mother finds to reconnect to their heritage and share their culture with the next generation. if you find a latin america discovers new filmmaking talent from around the globe. message for my daughter on al-jazeera. you're watching out this here a time to recap our headlines out today as prime minister is welcoming a move by the united states that would remove the country from

this costs 30 west at the moment all without her into these with the exception probably of java and all places to the east there have been some heavy showers in jakarta recently deep in this week for the most part it's quite dry. but. we want return. with updates on the best of algeciras documentary. fool's gold his millions and millions of dollars of people's money jewish being taken in for their whole lives for my money i'm just down a drain and $1.00 day an al-jazeera. group. here but al jazeera these are the top stories this hour cyprus is suspending a citizenship for investment program following an undercover investigation by al-jazeera that exposed high ranking officials expressing a willingness to aid convicted criminals to obtain the new citizenship. u.s. supreme court nominee i mean tony barack has sidestepped some controversial issues such as abortion during the 2nd day of her confirmation hearing but she said she would put aside her catholic beliefs while ruling as a supreme court judge in the netherlands will be imposing new coronavirus restrictions after a record daily incr