i came from the city of mumbai, which is located in western india.ame to belarus to get a higher education at bsmu. i came to belarus in november, at the end of november. i came and after 2-3 days it snowed the very first one that i remember, this snow belarus and i really, really liked it, and at that time there was so much snow, so huge snow. i have never seen in my life. before i got here. i really didn’t know a lot about belarus. i only knew that we have a lot of graduates from belarus and education here, in short, is a beautiful city. the country and the most important for me it was four seasons of weather in india i live in mumbai yes, there we have such different weather, no in the season we have, uh, there is summer and there is rain. winter too. well, it 's not the same as we get here only it's cool when it's sometimes in the winter, maybe it's hot in the winter too because we live near the ocean. our ocean is very close, very, very, and we have humid air and it's hot, but here the difference is very, very big. and my favorite weather is win

i came from the city of mumbai, which is located in western india. belarus to get a higher education at bsmu. i came to belarus in november at the end of november. i came and after 2-3 days the very first snow that i remember, it was snow, belarus, and i really, really liked it. and that time there was snow so big so huge snow. i have never seen in my life. before i got here . i really didn't know a lot about belarus i just knew that we have a lot of graduates from belarus and education. here, in short, a beautiful city, a beautiful country and the most important for me it was, the 4th season of the weather in india. i live in the wash. yes, there we have such different weather. we have seasonal, uh, there is summer and there is rain. winter too. well, it's not like what we get here, just a pad, when it's sometimes in the winter, maybe it's hot in the winter too, because we live near the ocean. our ocean is very close, very, very, and the humid air is hot here, but here is the difference very very big. and my favorite weather is winter. i really, rea

interact more teacher see students enjoy the space and learn better poverty method al jazeera, ross western india. ah, this is al jazeera, let's get around. i'm now the top stories in the u. s. 2 leaders of the right wing i was keepers group had been convicted of seditious conspiracy. group found a stuart roads and florida chapter had kelly megs were accused of instigating an attack to block congress from certifying jo biden's election victory. she ab returns, he has more from washington the debate has always been, look, was this just arrived got out of control and for many of those who have stood trial been charged, these are the arguments that they make. look, we were just overwhelmed by the moment we went in because everyone else went in, but now they are popular justice has achieved its goal of suggesting and indeed proving to a jury that no, this was deeper. this really was a concern that a concerted efforts to interrupt the proceedings and congress prevent joe biden from coming to power of the us. and it's nato allies have promised more military a to ukraine and to help keep repair its ener

with 800000 displace. 9 people have been arrested after a pedestrian bridge collapsed in western india. at least a 141. people died when the structure came apart on sunday. just days after renovation were completed, all night, and those arrested a link to the company that maintain the bridge, that being investigated for culpable homicide. supporters of brazilian present jebel scenario have blocked roads across the country after he last sunday's election, formerly delivered to silver one by just over one percent. both morrow had still not publicly conceded defeat. those as in denmark appear divided to head of election on tuesday. opinion polls show is unlikely the 2 main political blocks will get the majority needed to govern. how should robert has more from copenhagen? this is an historic election with a record number of political parties voting for a bigger se. in the parliament, 50 percent of the voters have not decided yet. which party they're going to vote for. reason concerns about the potential over parliament was, is likely going to be the most fragmented parliament in the moder

i came from india i study and live in minsk i came from the city of mumbai which is located in western india i came to belarus to get a higher education at bsmu i came to belarus in november end of november. i came and after 2-3 days the very first snow that i remember, it was snow, belarus, and i really, really liked it, and at that time there was such a big snow, so huge snow. i have never seen in my life. before i got here . i really didn’t know a lot about belarus. i only knew that we see a lot from belarus and education. here, in short, it is beautiful, the city is a beautiful country and the most important for me was the four seasons of weather in india. i live in muay. yes, there we have such different weather. until the seasons we have there is summer and there is rain. winter too. well, it's not the same as we get here, only a gasket, when it sometimes happens in winter, maybe it's hot in the same winter, because we live near the ocean. our ocean is very close, very, very, and we have humid air and it's hot, but here the difference is very, very big. and my favorite weather is winte

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and landslides. police have arrested 9 people in connection with a pedestrian bridge collapse in western india. at least a 141 people died when the structure came apart on sunday, just days after renovations were completed. all of the people who been arrested have links to the company that maintain the bridge. those are the headlines on al jazeera. next it's al jazeera world. thanks for watching. ah ah ah no. don't. on the phone, better. 8 day again. my put play doh, the company that yes you it cost. did they leave the bung little name? so a play doh or did the near the possession set. i definitely have to wait to have pleaded hit the town of course they had to pay the premier and we found done all that this money. so and so much one has been fatal or cash delivery violence, they were in the fair. they're all rose from the ashes. charges stroked despair. these were fortunately, the figures. yes, sure of them. who allowed kornberg to purchase, pardon me, where i was intending to tell the truth to the parliament, but i said is the best time. and then i said to them that despite the fact that it

reporter: hundreds of people crowded onto a colonial era suspension bridge over a river in western india. the cables appear to be straining under their weight. in the aftermath, survivors swim to the walkway dangling in the water. boats search in that darkness, swimmers trying to find those who had not surfaced. ambulances raced from the riverbank, ferrying survivors to local hospitals. among the victims, a large number of children. >> many children were enjoying holidays and came here as tourists. all of them fell, one on top of another. the bridge collapsed due to overloading. reporter: as the new day dawn, the extent of the disaster became clear. the bridge now just twisted cables hanging across the river. rescue efforts continued, but this was a search for bodies, not the survivors. and questions about why a bridge that had been closed for reservations -- renovations for six months and only open last week was clearly not safe. >> a case has been filed on the agency which was overlooking the building and maintenance of the bridge under sections 304, three 08, and 114 on the code of cr

more teacher see students enjoy the space and learn better. park new metal, al jazeera, ross, western india. ah . and those take you through some of the headlines here now g 0. now. let's take you some breaking news. first of all, out of china where former president jang salmon has died. he was 90. 6 jang rose to power just after the gentleman square protests and massacre. it became chair of the chinese communist party in 1989 and served as president from 1993 to 2003. he seen as one of the architects of china's transformation to a market economy and global power. chinese state media have been reporting, he suffered from leukemia, china's government, his warning protest is of a crack down as it faces the biggest protest in decades. demonstrations have now been reported in the southern manufacturing hub of one jo. residence fault with hazmat suited ryan police calling for cobit 19 restrictions to be lifted. some of the demonstrations have taken place in beijing, shanghai, and other major cities this week. it's the biggest wave of civil disobedience since president. she's in ping to power a d

unusual, but one of the most popular issues on him and his restaurant serves cuisine inspired by western india and went to my team and said, you know, we got up a week and restaurant and add a literally i to fight everyone to open this restaurant, they literally thought that you know, opening a weekend restaurant, we would lose a 75 percent of our audience. on weekends, patchy paulette is booked out there award winning innovation many features carries made from beetroot eggplant and toford. do you think a british consumer will 8 about a chicken with that? the chicken like they're already doing it. we are so popular. so we got to go full mccartney, which is like a but a chicken. it over 17 different office to find the right of divan believes dine is now recognize the complexity into versity in regional south asian food. the goes beyond chicken tikka, masala. i think what we have seen from indian will in you kissed here is hardly 2030 percent of indian food causing there's so much variation to come in future. another break from tradition is had to van, runs his business, starting in the big city

it's tara caught a collar and geometrically out are unusual for a school in western india in general, mostly will look at schools. hospitals, you know anybody strickland manner without thinking of spaces for social interaction, for how to make it in on lively for the resident because people are spending like offered either the school is part of the spotty hector township in rochester state . most residents are employees of a cement factory. the region is hot and dry. the architect has taken the climate into consideration in his design. pick angular pillars, shelter, open spaces, even in the scorching sun, temperatures, heck and reach 45 degrees celsius. so the auditorium faces south, i'm by. 7 much of the sunlight, classrooms are on the opposite side facing north, so they get less heat during school hours. joining them is this giant pergola where students gather for extracurricular activities, and it does feel cooler here. 2 sets of vertical walls further restrict direct sunlight. inside classrooms are well lit and there is no need for air conditioning curtains or blinds. the corridor

displaced. 9 people have been arrested in connection with the collapse of a pedestrian bridge in western india. at least 141 people died when the structure came apart on sunday, just days after renovations for a completed supporters of brazilian president. both scenarios blocked rose after him last sunday's election to le silva. those are the headlines on al jazeera up. next is whose truth is it anyway? on counting the cost, gigi pings grip on china is now tighter than ever before. how will that impact the economy? what is the fall out from washington curves on beijing's access to advanced chips and the chinese people that pop electric cars and unprecedented numbers. counting the cost on al jazeera. oh, lou, my name is mona chelsea and i'm, it's 8 a journalist. my job is to find numbers in all sorts of different places and then turn them into images that people will understand and connect to. i always try to think of ways to connect the subject matter with the visualization itself so that people can automatically see what the data visualization is all about. if it's about nick hobbies being fi

philippines. 9 people have been arrested in connection with the pedestrian bridge collapse in western india. and it's a $141.00. people died when the structure came apart on sunday, just days after renovations were completed. that is arrested or all associated with the company that maintains the bridge that being investigated for culpable homicide . was it in present javel sanara has still not publicly conceited sunday's election? he lost a leftist form, a present little. it's a silver by just over one percent. isn't human reports from sal pallor, hitched ordinary come back of the former mental worker who became one of the world's most influential progressive leaders is a game changer, especially for brazil, latin america's largest economy, who recourse you, do i consider myself to be a candidate who's had a process of reconstruction and brazilian politics because my rivals tried to bury me alive and here i am here to govern the country from a very difficult situation. among those difficulties, the acceptance of his narrow electoral victory truck drivers who support far right wing president

al jazeera gorgeous todd western india. the russian foreign minister as the keys ukraine of dragging out any possible resolution. speaking of the g 20 summit in barley, se galeb, rob alleged ukraine, had put forward unrealistic conditions for peace. earlier ukraine's president all were leaders to press russia to en what he called it aggressive war as k to rob mcbride, who is live in barley, say some interesting comments from say gay lover of what else exactly did he have to say? that's what he was talking a lot, giving very interesting remarks about this communique that is being drafted. i have to say that this news conference we are expecting from sir gay lover offered has been there's been all sorts of chatter about it all day long. every one knew he was going to give some sort of oppressive and some kind of news conference people were asking, where was it going to take place? how do i get inside it? but if people hadn't, and there are a lot of journalists here, obviously have been expecting some big event with hundreds o

missing people. 9 people have been arrested in connection with the pedestrian bridge collapse and western india at least a 141. people died when the structure came apart on sunday, just days after renovation were completed, as arrested rules are associated with the company that maintains the bridge that being investigated for culpable homicide trials are under way and a wrong 100. the people charged during ongoing anti government protests, officials of issued new warnings to people thinking about joining the demonstrations. those of jabari has the latest from tower on more warnings from high ranking officials in iran for protesters, thinking about going out onto the streets this time from the head of the countries judiciary column. hussein edge are you who urged people to be careful. and he said that those who intend to confront the establishment in order to topple it and have connections to foreign entities will be punished based on legal principles. his comments come, as we've also been hearing from the head of the judiciary from tehran province, who said that another, as 700 indictments have

al jazeera gorgeous todd western india. earlier we spoke to rachel snow, the bronze chief of population development at the united nations population fund. she says the rate of growth is slowing in large parts of the world. the world population growth, the pace of it peaked way back in 1964. and what we find now is in east asia, also eastern europe. we're seeing a number of countries where in fact populations are not only declining. yeah, but we have cases where people would like to have more children than they are. well, there's certainly anxiety about too few workers relative to other people in the population. but we have a whole set of policy tools in the tool kit. and a really compelling one is just to, let's say, broaden the tent and make sure that more people can contribute to the economy. women, for example, are far less than likely than men to be in the formal economy, immigrants, disabled persons, many older people would really like to stay in the economy. and so part of what the solution here is to sort of expand a

i'll just theda ross western india. ah, i have a picture of a headline here now to 0 in the u. s. the founder, the right wing out keepers group has been convicted of seditious conspiracy. stuart roads was accused of instigating an attack to block congress from certifying job biden's election victory over then president donald trump. he denied the accusations shabba towns. he has more from washington dc. the debate has always been, look, was vis, just arrived or got out of control for many of those who have stood trial or been charged. these are the arguments of a meg. look, we were just overwhelmed by the moments we went in because everyone else went in, but now dropped justice as achieved, its goal of suggesting and indeed proving to a jury but nerve. this was deeper, this really was a concerted, a concerted effort to interrupt the proceedings and congress prevent joe biden. from coming to pass the u. s. on its nato allies, a promise more military aid to ukraine and to help key repair its energy infrastructure. millions of people are struggling with rolling blackouts during winte

missing people. 9 people have been arrested in connection with a pedestrian bridge collapse and western india at least 141. people died when the structure came apart on sunday, just days after renovation were completed. those arrested are all associated with the company that maintain the bridge. they're being investigated for a culpable homicide. supporters of brazilian precedent variable scenario have blocked roads across the country after he last sunday's election. the former leader lula to silver, one by a little more than one percent boss narrow, her still not publicly conceded defeat. to raise a bow report on louisiana in brazil. o supporters of president jade was fernando gathered in the streets away to protest the result of sunday's presidential election. the waiting for press hannibal fernando. to tell them what to do. there convinced lucy nasty oliver silva was selected precedent by committing fraud august. the election isn't over, we want a 3rd round. we're not going to give the country to a thief so that we become venezuela. he was sentenced to prison and was freed by a friend. b h

pardon him at that, al jazeera gorgeous todd western india. the online retailer, amazon is planning to lay off around $10000.00 employees. that's according to a report from the new york times. the cuts at amazon are said to be concentrated among the corporate workforce and it's an in its devices organization. it follows a wave of job cuts across the technology sector in the us. just last week. facebook's parent company mehta slashed at least $11000.00 jobs to raymond course santos rao. is a technology analyst and the head of research at the merchant bank, manhattan venture partners. he says, many tech firms are downsizing after expanding rapidly. during the pandemic. they need to come back, demand is slow, revenue growth is slowing. and they just need to adjust to the changing times at this point, which is what they're doing. all of them across the board, all the tech guys. in some cases it's very specific to the companies in twitter case, you're saying must totally overhaul the whole company. he's just striking and diving the whole company an

al jazeera gorgeous todd western india. and still ahead on al jazeera. my favorite players carrying venza. emma, i even mean my cat. then he asked of benjamin. we hear from some of cutters, young footballers, about which plans they are ruining. ah . and tis the patient is rising and so is the others with sponsored my cattle anyways. hello. we have high pressure now dominating the weather across northern parts of china. so things looking pretty quiet here, but fair amounts of cloud further south, you notice in this area cloud not moving too far too quickly. cooler air is talking in now. so we are seeing the temperatures just around the mid to high teens at best . some heavier range to southern parts of china over the next couple of days. still a few shares into northern areas of japan for were wed tuesday. thursday looks a little dry, but on a 2 showers just drifting in from time to time. 18 celsius there in tokyo into the mid teens air across the korean peninsula in northern parts of china. cold enough down towards the south as the rain continues hear mo

al jazeera gorgeous todd western india. ah. the leaders of the g 20 nations have become talks on the global food and energy crisis. chinese prestige in pink has ward against what he called the weapon, my zation of food and energy. draw statement from leading world economies has called for the extension of the grain dale between ukraine and russia. the summit on the indonesian island of bali is the 1st since russia invaded ukraine back in february. no option on a dime of abrasion is bethaly and needed to see if the would we all have this one. cbp not only for our people, but also for the people of the world being responsible here are some means that we might and the war if the war does not, it will be a difficult one to work or move forward or speak to our deserves diplomatic editor james bayes, who has life for us now in barley as so as we were saying, james, global food, energy security, both to be the focus at this 1st g 20 session. what more are they discussing? yes, those have been the focus in recent hours, energy and food

displaced. 9 people had been arrested in connection with the collapse of a pedestrian bridge in western india. at least a 141 people died, wendy structure came apart on sunday. you're up to date with the headlines on al jazeera, we'll have more news coming up at the top of the hour, but up next, it's the stream. thanks for watching. talk to al jazeera, we ask, do you believe that women of afghanistan was somehow abandoned by the international community? we listen, we api issue the price for the war against terrorism. what's going on in some money? we meet with global news makers. i'm talk about the stories that matter on al jazeera. i welcome to the stream, i'm josh rushing, sitting and for me, okay. the world health organization is leading a public awareness campaign aimed at tackling high rates of death by suicide across africa. and it's urgent governments across the continent to do more for people in crisis. so today we ask, why is there a mental health emergency in africa? hey, look, if you're watching this on youtube, see that little box like right there. we have a live stream producer w

al jazeera gorgeous todd western india at least may not have stayed sight of arrested. i suspect my universe to shooting in which 3 members of a football team were killed. the gunman attacked abbas returning to the university of virginia from a field trip late on sunday night. 3 students died at the scene, 2 more injured. one critically, the campus was locked down for 12 hours during the hunts of a gunman. lisa, the suspect is a student the online retailer, amazon is planning to lay off around $10000.00 employees. that's according to the new york times the constant amazon are set to be concentrated among the corporate workforce and then it's devices group. it follows a wave of job cuts across the technology sector in the us. of santos ra was our technology analyst. he says, many tech firms. the downsizing are expanding rapidly. during the pandemic, they need to come back. demand is slow, revenue growth is slowing, and they just need to adjust to the changing times at this point, which is what they're doing. all of them across the board, all the tech guys. in some cases,

more teacher see students enjoy the space and learn better. park new methods al jazeera, ross western india. ah ah, let's take you through some of the headlines now. former chinese president jiang zemin as died. he was 96. he rose to power just after gentleman square protests, serving as president from 1993 to 2003 jang, as seen as one of the architects of china's transformation into a global power in china. protest is a fault with police in the southern manufacturing hub. of one jo as anger of a covey restrictions continues. similar demonstrations have taken place in beijing and shanghai, while not directly addressing the proto, the rude and communist of the high school, and it will crank down on what it referring to as sabotaged activities. china is foreign ministry is criticized in countries for commenting on its handling of the recent protests, the us ambassador to china had said the demonstrators have the right to rally peacefully. beijing also maintains its policies have helped contain the virus tunes on doing 2 more such over the years has fully proven that china covered protocols ha

pardon him at that al jazeera, gorgeous con, western india. the u. k. government is preparing to land sweeping spending. cuts and taxwise is on thursday. education is in the firing line for cats, but schools already struggling with the rising cost of energy and materials. charlie angela reports from north london. ah, music is on the menu up till school estate run girls school in north london. lessons like these could soon be cut. schools are forced to make savings. the surging cost of materials, energy, and wages. mean 54 percent of schools won't be able to bands that budget without strickland bank head teacher, even in ford, says she'll have to find an extra $120000.02 pay for the government unfunded wage increases even though her school is on a fixed energy deal, so is better off than most things like drama, music, art, d, t. those will be the ones that school and college leaders will have to think quite carefully as to whether or not they can continue to offer those. and that cannot be ok if we're saying that our young people all the future and i

pardon, admit that al jazeera, ross, western india. ah, the top stories allow jazeera how came geoffrey says, being elected as the new democratic leader of that us house of representatives. he's the 1st black person to hold the role. jeffries will take over from nancy pelosi, who served for 19 years. he takes on the leadership at a critical time for the democrats who lost their house majority in the mid term elections. i to jo castro as more from capitol hill. hello, see said she would be stepping down from her house speakership role. are in this new term after, and democrats very narrowly lost their majority in after this last midterm election . and so this new, these new leaders coming in, we'll have quite the job, cut out for them. come january 3rd, when this new congress has sworn and given that they will no longer have the majority, they'll really be playing defense as their major role against a republican house majority. at least 15 people have been killed in a bombing in northern afghanistan. they have happened at a religious sc

pardon him if that al jazeera gorgeous todd western india. ah, to the us now where the republican party is on the cusp of taking control of the house of representatives, it secured 217 saints and now only one away from flipping the chamber. but counting is still under way in some regions, nearly awake after the midterm elections. meanwhile, the democratic candidate for governor in arizona. katy hobbs has defeated her donald trump endorsed rival carry lake the closely fort race in the battle. ground state was one of the most significant in the mid term elections with legs to face. all the major republican candidates in swing states who refused to accept the 2020 presidential results have lost. so let's take a look at what's happening now. as we mentioned, the republicans are just a one at sea away from winning a majority than a 218 saves. while the democrats are expecting more winds from western states, such as california, they do still have a slim chance of getting that 218. let's bring in our white house correspondent kimberly hallett, who's

narendra modi, has visited the site of the collapsed suspension bridge which killed 134 people in western india's home state of gujarat, on sunday. with search operations in a third day, authorities say nearly everyone believed to be missing has been accounted for. the authorities in the ukrainian capital say water and electricity supplies have been fully restored, following monday's russian attacks on city infrastructure. kyiv�*s mayor said scheduled blackouts would take place to manage electricity demand. the latest strikes appear to be part of a longer—term strategy to damage civilian infrastructure in the run—up to winter. the government has revealed details of a previously secret programme to help defend ukraine against russian cyber attacks. uk experts have been helping with what's been described as a "daily onslaught" on government and infrastructure computer systems. our security correspondent gordon corera is with me. tell us more about this plan and what the uk has been doing. what tell us more about this plan and what the uk has been doing. what the uk has been — what the uk has been

year-old cousin and uncle took a bike ride to the city's popular tourist spot, the hanging bridge in western indiator: they were so excited when they left the house and promised to be back soon. >> hours after, a cable of the bridge snapped, the bodies were recovered from the river. ever since, his relatives and neighbors have been visiting their home to offer their condolences. but words have failed to comfort this mother, who has lost her youngest child. a familiar scene here, over a dozen people attend a day of mourning. they've lost 12 loved ones. the family had gathered from across the state to celebrate a hindu festival of lights. days later, five grandchildren, four daughters, and three sons-in-law fell to their death while walking on the bridge. it stunned them into silence. >> there have been a lot of deaths. i cannot describe the pain and sadness it's caused. their grandchildren would play in these hallways. now, there are only empty rooms and memories. z >> translator: they used to create an atmosphere of joy for the entire family wherever they visited. it is hard to even think that the

more than 130 people reported dead after a pedestrian bridge collapsed happened last night in western india. we have security camera footage of the bridge as it gave way but first a warning. this individual we is difficult to watch you'll see here people holding on as the bridge starts to sway and then the whole thing plunges to the water below after the collapse, dozens of people grabbed hold of that mangled bridge, fighting to stay above the water. one witness told a local news outlet he saw several children fall in. he said he tried to pull them to safety, but they got swept away. officials say they've already rescued nearly 180 survivors from the river teams from the army, navy and air force brought in to search for the remains of those who did not survive. so far, most of the victims are teenagers, women and old are people, according to government officials. today police arrested nine people who operate or work at that bridge. officials say the operators are facing homicide charges. now the government calling for an investigation here's shomari stone >> reporter: three security guards

based economist who says that by purchasing the commodity from russia, india is simply putting his own interest ahead of those of western powers. india is an independent country with a very independent foreign policy. and we now assert a nation that can define the digit, so global foreign policy, and we have our own bilbury embedded in. so there is absolutely no question about now dying. do anybody do any country at all? and we will only act in our national interest, and that's what india dance has been across, reduced governments. and that's what india stands is going to be across the government in our future. so no, india is a country rich is expecting more and more people to join the middle and high income groups as we grow. another data that has come out is that the number of people learning more than $35000.00, but here is going to group group 5 fold in india. and if we are looking at that group that we are looking at becoming a 5 trillion dollar economy, then we need to have an independent foreign policy. and we need to procure all sorts of resources that we can write more offensive retro from the us. now as the u

when oman was trading throughout the western india, indian ocean, and it's always been a matter of location it's, it's there in the indian ocean benefits from the monsoon weather system. and so that, that really is kind of the important factors that you have to keep in mind for out of money history. now when we get to the and, and that of course is what brought the portuguese to law muscat was at that time the kind of entree po, the centers poor for that western into notion region ah, play thought it worked already and i am island asserting him hon my, the locked hasn't happened, had he and that name sac be a little to god anatomy and faith. my dad in sac beam and f as a back to you and mine. he then kenneth williams, had athena said that i la either monthly of any shot him. the portuguese arrived in 15 o 7 and were led by the general and admiral alfonso de albuquerque. in 2 years, they occupied ports and cities all along the coast of present day all mon and the u . e. they built fortifications to consolidate their colonization from the al hallowani, yet islands in the south to dawson had a

stephanie: police in western india have arrested nine people in connection with the collapse of a 143pedestrian bridge that left at least 134 people dead. those arrested include the bridge operator's managers and staff. the newly-repaired suspension bridge collapsed into a river sunday after its cables snapped. rescue crews are still searching for survivors. raju: people were hanging from the bridge after the accident, but they slipped and fell into the river when it collapsed. i could not sleep the entire night as i had helped in the rescue operation. i brought a lot of children to the hospital. stephanie: the bridge had reopened four days earlier after undergoing six months of repairs. in somalia, the death toll from saturday's twin bombings ha climbed to at least 120 people -- the country's deadliest attack in 5 years. the explosions rang out within minutes of each other outside somalia's education ministry in mogadishu. the al-qaeda affiliate group al shabaab claimed responsibility for the blasts, which littered streets and wounded hundreds. at least 105 people in the philippines

al jazeera, gorgeous thought western india and men, well wrap lorue reports about the changing demographics in mexico, in mexico, people age 60 years or older, make up about 10 percent of the population. and just like in many other countries of the world, the number and a proportion of older people in mexico is increasing the challenge the nation faces is making sure there are enough opportunities for older citizens who struggle to make ends meet. mean, this is the way people make a living. there's no other option. this is where the work, that's why people don't retire. unlike in other more developed countries, more than 50 percent of mexicans work in the informal sector, meaning that many here don't count on a pension or retirement plan for many older citizens in mexico. this leaves little option, but to continue working and contributing to society well into retirement age. a person has to work. it's like i've always said, i won't be dependent of any one i've earned. what's mine? i can be asking for handouts for my children. they might say, i'm a freeloader. the truth is, i don't plan to s

help make family planning a matter of choice and not charms pop nathan al jazeera, gorgeous con western india. let's bring in natalia can em, who's the executive director of the u. n. population fund. she joins us from pattaya in at thailand. natalia thanksgiving on the news hour is reaching 80000000000 people a milestone. we should be celebrating given the state of the world right now. well, we absolutely have to celebrate because a 1000000000 implies longer live, it implies that left mom, they're dying during childbirth, and the children are surviving. we also feel that at this point in time, the 8000000000 really potentially could represent a 1000000000 happy healthy individuals. if we look at inequality through a different one. so while we celebrate we. busy also know their cause that there's cause for concern because of bad inequality. how is gender inequality a driving factor for areas which you're either overpopulated or as we heard him have me mytell's report also under populated? well, i think the lead up and looking at a situation of a rural woman, a woman in an island community was

al jazeera, gorgeous con western india. while earlier we spoke to alex is a, a professor of global health. at drexel university, he says, for africa investment in all sectors must reflect the growth rate of the population . i think i got the problem. the challenge is we think of african continent on the continent, but it does have many different demographic profile. so southern africa, in particular, the population is really getting to a point where it is more stable. i'm not going as fast in central on west africa is very fast and some countries more than 3 percent a year. and when you say population screen at 3 percent a year, it means that every 22 years, 3 years, the population will double. so for africa where you have a population that is doubling every 20 to 23 years, you actually have to then double all the investments that needed help in education, nutrition, housing growth, all infrastructure, and all of these in order to maintain the current levels of in adequate coverage of those facilities and services. so it's