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it is precisely because of this that the world health organization declared a global emergency. clearly, a coordinated international response is essential. in order to stop these outbreaks and save lives. a public health emergency of international concern is the highest level of concern under international public health law. in ukraine, cases of smallpox were recorded for the last time in 2022. currently, doctors are assessing the risks of a new outbreak, and held an emergency meeting of the operational response center. they say that the risk is very low, this was stated by the deputy minister of health ihor kuzin, and today the representative of the public health center mykhailo rossady stated that no new cases were recorded in ukraine cases of smallpox map. at the same time, according to him , if the epidemic situation worsens, additional measures will be taken and vaccination will be carried out, but it is also important to say that this outbreak is dangerous because , according to scientists, a more aggressive variant of the virus is spreading, as well as symptoms. the brigh

militant groups as it will await an offer from israel, the mundane visible and welcome the world health organization has declared a global public health emergency following an outbreak of the impulse virus in africa. the w h o had be monitoring a surgeon cases in congo. now the new variant has spread to barone. d, kenya, bewanda and uganda. and polk says searching across africa. and this is ground 0 by thousands of cases have been reported in the democratic republic of congo. as a new outbreak grips the country, it's already claimed at least $450.00 lives, most of them children. and it's showing no sign of slowing down the detection and dropping to spread off a new laid off impulse in eastern and the odyssey. it's detection in neighboring countries that had not previously reported. and books and the potential for further spread within africa and beyond is very, warding united option to add that out, breaks of, of the plates of and books in other parts of africa is clear to that, to coordinate that international response is essential to stop this outbreaks. and save lives, formerly known as monkey pu

thanks for joining us. world health organization has declared a global public health emergency following an outbreak of a new strain of the m pox virus in africa. the virus formerly known as monkey pox can be passed on through close contact and causes flu like symptoms and lesions on the body and can be deadly. it's now been detected in at least 13 african countries, but one country has been hit particularly hard. the democratic republic of congo, impulse is searching across africa. and this is ground 0, thousands of cases hoping that posted in the democratic republic of congo. as a new outbreak grips the country, it's already claimed at least $450.00 lives. most of them children, and it's showing no sign of slowing down of the detection and drop you to spread off a new laid off em folks in eastern and the archie it's detection in neighboring countries that had not previously reported and books and the potential for further spread within africa and beyond is very, warding united option to add that out, breaks of other plates of and books. in other parts of africa is clear that the coordi

the world health organization is called an emergency meeting to the time, and if the outbreak comes to choose a global emergency. and pulse was 1st discovered in the lab monkeys in 1950 the eyes. and there's indemnity components of central in west africa. bookcases have been increasing in 2022, the world health organization declared a global epidemic initial symptoms of similar to flu, including aches, fever and swollen glands that followed by a painful rush, the forms blisters and bulk spreads through physical contact with infected people, as well as contaminated surfaces and objects. victoria gates and p reports the young week, a korea was suffering from impulse. he's one of around 27000 people in the democratic republic of congo, who's been diagnosed with the virus since the beginning of last year. but because it's certainly the best se made the researchers do their best, let them work hard to find a cure and of called help them to. it is with god's help that they would succeed in finding a cure for this disease. impulses an infectious disease from the same family of viruses, a smok

the world health organization has declared a global public health emergency following an outbreak of the m pox virus in africa . the w h o had been monitoring a surgeon cases in the democratic republic of congo. the new variant has spread to brandy, kenya. rwanda ends. you gunter, infection can be passed on through close contact. it causes flu like symptoms and lesions on the body and can be deadly. the head of the w h o says the alert is necessary to save lives. up. to date, the emergency community met and advised me that in its view, the situation constituents of public health, the emergency of international consent, i have accepted that advice well, a new strain of imparts has now spread to at least 13 african countries. but one country has been hit particularly hard, so far, the democratic republic of congo with over 90 percent of all recorded cases and bulk says searching across africa. and this is ground 0 thousands of cases hoping that posted in the democratic republic of congo. as a new outbreak grips the country, it's already claimed at least $450.00 lives, most of them chil

world. health organization declared the ongoing unbox outbreak in africa, 8 global health emergency on wednesday, but the w h o and the international federation of the red cross are recommending that countries do not close their bart borders. and from the i a for our society, we do stand with what is recommended under international health regulations, which is that there's no need to close borders when we are in disease outbreaks, diseases don't recognize borders. people will continue to cross the border, whether it is legal, crossing or not, and legal crossing. it doesn't stop a disease from spreading. it's got the view from brussels with our correspondent there jack, a parent jack. what else can you tell us about the spread of this virus as well? it appears to be going much fast and that's why so many international organizations are raising concerns and looking into exactly what should be done in this instance is obviously shifted. now with most of the cases of this new played one strain being reported in africa, the dominant me in the democratic republic of congo when 96 percent of cases have

is the wuhan lab cooperating with the world health organization or whoever to change their practices to discover the origin as far, as we can tell, the zero cooperation. the world health organization sends a team to, wuhan. they went to the wuhan is to virology. they toured the biosafety four lab. well, that's of no relevance. that wasn't where these experiments were done. they didn't ask for the database that virus has the sorry that the lab has of all the viruses that it has collected and worked on. that's a database of 22,000 entries. they took it offline. one of the members of the w.h.o. team was called peter daszak, and he was asked by a reporter, did you ask for that that? and he says, no, there's no point in asking for it because we know what's in it. so the report said, well, can you tell us what's in it? and he said, no, no, i can't share it with what's. so we still don't know to this day. now, if that database have a relevant virus in it, it would exonerate them in a flash. they will not share it with us. and shi, the head of the lab, has been asked, why don't you share that

on january 30th, 2020, the world health organization released a statement describing the outbreak of the pandemic. as a global emergency, it was a dangerous situation that upset the world order. i'm declaring a publical's emergency of international concern over the global outbreak of novel coronavirus. the main reason for this declaration is not because of what is happening in china, but because of what is happening in other countries. our greatest cancer. is the potential for the virus to spread to countries with weaker health systems and which are ill prepared to deal with it. let me be clear, this declaration is not a vote of no confidence in china. on the contrary, who continues to have a confidence in china's capacity. to control the outbreak, new york state on pause, a state-wide order for people to stay at home. the situation was. politicians were looking for the culprit and every time the finger of accusation pointed towards a country. former us president donald trump blamed china for the outbreak? it comes from china, that's why. from china, i want to be accurate, yeah, pleas

let's talk to doctor margaret harris, spokesperson for the world health organization.orjoining us. what more can you tell us about this agreement? how solid is it? good to see you, ben. to quote our representative, _ good to see you, ben. to quote our representative, is _ good to see you, ben. to quote our representative, is the - good to see you, ben. to quote our representative, is the best. our representative, is the best workable — our representative, is the best workable solution _ our representative, is the best workable solution we - our representative, is the best workable solution we can - our representative, is the best| workable solution we can come up workable solution we can come up with— workable solution we can come up with at_ workable solution we can come up with at this _ workable solution we can come up with at this point _ workable solution we can come up with at this point because i up with at this point because we realty. _ up with at this point because we really, really— up with at this point because we really, really need - up with at this point

so need that it the world health organization last declared impacts and international health emergency in 2022 with cases emboldened 70 countries. that was loc, the shut down with the help of vaccines, and treatments in which countries a very few of those that are available in africa and global health officials. hype, this new emergency declaration will kick stats and the international efforts to contain the disease. ukraine's top commander alexander's the risk a says cave has set up a military office in russia's curse region, while its forces are still advancing. further into russia, i use that ukraine is in control of dozens of settlements and spending more than 1100 square kilometers of russian territory. key says it plans to use the occupied area as a strategic buffer zone to protect its border region from russian attacks. in the past 10 days, ukraine has carried out the biggest attack on russian soil since the 2nd world war . your brain launched as incursion into a rush of from the boarder regence of suing which fits directly across from the cursed region. our correspondence, nit

also coming off the world health organization sounds v a lot over an outbreak of impulse in africa. as the case numbers of the virus search, the w h show the plaza global health emergency outbreak is being fueled by a new mar, transmissible various the good. how that was welcome to the program. the homeless around the health industry and gauze assess the palestinian debt. so from the israel home, us was now supposed 40000 people comes as negotiate as our meeting and don't want to discuss a plan to end the war bought from us, which is considered a terrorist organization by many countries is not participating in the talks negotiators using a plan drafted by the us and endorsed by the un security council. it goals for 6 weeks is fine and gaza, how most would release its remaining is rarely hostages, in exchange for palestinian prisoners as well would allow unlimited a deliveries into gaza and withdrawal its forces. it weighs me in the studio now and circumstance. the expert in international diplomacy and the senior director of the account to extreme isn't a project. how's good to have y

um for the last couple of uh, the world health organization has the glad uh the impulse outbreak. a, a global health emergency. how much of a difference does that make as inclusive, but it should make a significant difference because that is really the highest level of along the actual can can also um, to create a little bit of responses. and particularly when it comes to the inbox, i think in the last public health emergency we have gather enough and knowledge and information, for example. and we know of each back seems a little better. we, nobody, diagnostic testing was better. i think this emergencies really recall the coalition, and the collected effort from the globe is to really be source and re purpose those resources to pull the efforts in deploying the vaccines in containing the infection . inappropriate testing and making sure that the awareness is at the level where it is required to really minimize the spread, because the spread lower than this one within the continent is definitely gonna pull the risk for the rest of the world. and now let's compare this. if we can, to

so need that the world health organization last declared impulse and international health emergency in 2022 with cases in more than 70 countries. that was locked, the shut down with the help of vaccines and treatments in which countries that very few of those are available in africa and global health officials. hype, this new emergency declaration will kicks to us in the international efforts to contain the disease, a barrier. i spoke to mama lanier he's of raleigh, just at the university of lancaster in england's i asked him how different this outbreak of impulse was compared to the last 12 years ago. to last couple of months, we have been seeing an increased number of cases across the africa and now contacting countries have been reporting these cases and it has expanded obviously, you know, 17000 cases already reported the last couple of months. and this actually has been because of a one new value into us. the impulse carter cleared one b and this is the one that was connecting into the aspect of before. but it did not get that mutation. so because the virus was subjected quite ext

gets to this edition of inside story in geneva blog or how respects pass in the full, the world health organization and government, david monthly director of the agency world visions operations and eastern d all see. and also in geneva and the cash capella professor, i bought this of global health on to monetary and the size of the university of memphis, the he to was fully direct to full emergencies of the w h. i will welcome to all guests i talked to harris. could i just begin with you in geneva? how worried should we be about this outbreak? it's focused in africa, but as we see now, which is spreading beyond the continent, certainly we don't call the public health emergency of international concern unless there is a reason for worry. i mean the he does in the name, international consent. and what we're worried about is the detection and rapid spread of, of this new strain, clay one, b, and east, and d, i c, h, it's the fact that it spread so rapidly. it's, and it's also been detected in neighboring countries that had not previously reported any types of impulse. and that clearly is potential for

the world health organization has declared a global public health emergency was over 500. that's so fathers. yeah, but the w h o n, the international federation of the red cross recommending the countries do not close the borders. and from the i a 1st the side we do stand with what is recommended under international health regulations, which is that there's no need to close borders when we are in disease outbreaks, diseases don't recognize borders. people will continue to cross the border, whether it is legal crossing or not, and then legal crossing. it doesn't stop a disease from spreading. correspond to jack park jones stuff from brussel stuck at . what do we know so far about these virus? a well, we know that and it is the new i break is spreading rapidly is mainly focused in africa, specifically around the democratic republic of congo. there's $96.00 of the current cases of that, but also across 12 of the african countries. i'm polls is it's been around for a while. we've known about it for the best part of half a century. but specifically, there's been a recent i brea

the world health organization is saying that this is to allow for a polio vaccination campaigns to bewith the world health organization confirmed a few days ago that at least one baby has been paralysed by the type to polio virus, the first case in the territory in 25 years. the snp is holdings its annual conference in edinburgh this week — starting tomorrow, and running through until sunday. the party's leader, john swinney, has been talking to the media ahead of the event. live to edinburgh, and our scotland political correspondent andrew kerr. what hasjohn swinney been saying? it has been a fairly bleak time for the snp. back in the general election in 2019 they had 48 seats there in thejuly election they got nine seats. members are having quite a grim time at the moment. some members are saying they are so despondent they won't even be turning up at the snp conference here this weekend. very first item on the agenda — an internal session, behind closed doors, with the leader john swinney to rake over the coals of what happened. but there is bleak news as well on the economic front

the world health organization wants to roll out a polio vaccination campaign. on august the 17th, the 1st phase would target about 600000 children, younger than 8, some of the most vulnerable. it's calling for a ceasefire on humanitarian grounds. so it starts can move about safely and then handed. israel has rejected some of the applications in the past. most of the vaccines got there. then we need a massive change in the current environment, which is the only see if i add an and b so that the children can be vaccinated. but the also the live feed them of move at the end of july causes health ministry declared the strip a polio epidemic zone. the health system is already overwhelmed by 1800000 cases of skin diseases and respiratory infections. on top of other communicable diseases, the level we have founding the alarm and especially after these rarities have not allowed. the entry of vaccine is including the podium vaccine and the virus is present in sewage water. these diseases, especially due to the lack of exclamation of our children that come spread polio v

0 now the the world health organization says israel has agreed to time free pauses in financing and certain parts of going without tony and vaccinations. the you watching. i'll just hear a lot from so we may carry johnston also on the present as well. so she's on that it's offensive, and the occupies westbank despite widespread global condemnation type food and sean sean makes non full in japan. at least 5000000 people have been told to evacuate. and international criticism off to, to hong kong genesis are found guilty of solution. the, the world health organization says israel has agreed to a temporary pauses in finding in gaza for an hour. how do you have a vaccination campaign to begin? a case of the types of disease was recorded the for the 1st time in 25 years. vaccinations all you to start in central gauze on sunday and move to the south and north of history of the period of 3 days. according to the agreements, the pauses will take place during 9 hour windows on each day. a groups of names, the re emergence of product. yeah. one, israel's destruction of water and sanitation systems ma

the world health organization sounds. the alarm over an outbreak of impulse in africa, as cases serves the w h o declare is a global health emergency. the outbreak is being fueled by a new more easily transmissible barrier. also coming up talk saying that achieving a ceasefire and gauze are set to get underway in doha. from us is refusing to take part, saying it's losing faith in us mediators, while it awaits an offer from israel. and ukraine's incursion into russian territory has sparked a new debate about restrictions on, keeps use of western made weapons. we take a look at the west current red lines and how they consume change plus to us after and past or not it's in limbo, afford the international space station that says it's still working out how to return them to earth after their boeing space craft malfunction. the voluntary margin, thanks for joining us. world health organization has declared a global public health emergency following an outbreak of a new strain of the em pox virus in africa. the virus formerly kn

the i've been physical and welcome the world health organization has declared a global public health emergency following an outbreak of the impulse virus in africa. the w h o had been monitoring a surge in cases in the congo. the new variant has spread to the road to kenya, lawanda and uganda. impaction can be passed on through close contact, causes flu like symptoms, and lesions on the bottom. the head of the w h o says the lot is necessary to save lives, up. to date, the emergency community met and advised me that it's view the situation constituents of public health, emergency of international consent i have accepted. that advice is clear that the coordinated international response is essential to stop this outbreaks and save lives apart because the emergency of international concern is the highest level of all are under international health, low will and remain is a professor of any ology at the u. c. l, a. fielding school of public health. she told us how this alleged by the w h o could help contain the outbreak. this is actually a very important moment and really demonstrates t

the world health organization says israel has agreed to temporary pauses in fighting and positive garza starting on sunday to allow the account because it's out certain life. and uh, also coming up israel's law and scale ministry, a sofa notified westbank, and it's the day with reinforcement. so it's janine as a possible storm, it hits japan, 5000000 people advised to leave the heights mostly in the southern. and can you show me a mazda minute trans accused of mismanaging the economy? the prices of a central good subscriber, the say, the world health organization says israel has agreed to temporary pauses in fighting garza to allow a polio vaccination campaign to begin the w and show aims to vaccinate 640000 children younger than 10 against the highly infectious disease inoculation. this will take place in 3 areas of this trip over 3 days, starting in central gaza on sunday. according to that agreement, the pauses in fighting will take place during 9 uh, windows every day. a groups of blame, the re emergence of polio on the is rarely armies, destruction of water and sanitation systems.

0 now the the world health organization says israel has agreed to temporary pauses and fights against certain parts of garza to allow polio vaccination the around the clock this out 0 life and also coming up israel's law and scale ministry assault on the occupied westbank. and since it's the day with reinforcements, and since you need as a possible storm hits to upon millions of people may have to leave the homes. and the final summons to venezuela's main opposition leaders who faces for 3 on vacation the, the world health organization says israel has agreed to temporary pauses and fights . you can cause it to a lot prettier advice nation campaign to begin. a case of the debilitating disease was recorded that the 1st time and 25 years. vaccinations of jesus thoughts in central browser on sunday, then move to the south and the north of this trip a for a period of 3 days. according to the agreements, the pauses will take place during 9 uh, windows on each day. 8 groups of blame, the re emergence of polio on these rails destruction of water and sanitation systems. brick and paper corner

this comes in the day after the world health organization declares a global health emergency as the variance through just across africa. the welcome to the show i'm the call for at least we start in guitar, where you as official se negotiations to bring an end to the war in gaza are off to a quote. promising start. the talks come as the her monster on health ministry says the palestinian death toll from the israel home. us war has now surpassed $40000.00 a month, which sparked the war with its october 7th terror attacks on israel has decided to sit out the negotiations. but they say they will await proposals from israel, which is participating region is on edge as israel awaits retaliation from ron after the killing of her mazda. as a political leader is maya nia, inter, on earlier i spoke with journalist kareem, l. g o r e. in cairo and he told me more about the current status of the ceasefire talks. it was the negotiations starting now basically into ha. and there was a way to build up for this because she is of course, was, has to do was the reaches tension. it was bringing up with the ki

the the world health organization such as rail, has agreed to 10 pre pools in fighting in certain parts of garza to allow totally vaccinations. the products that are going to say were like, well, headquarters here in the whole, so coming up well, attacks and threatening rhetoric against the un into military. and she owes it to stop the un security council, the best call of israel to ensure the safety of humanitarian work is a garza of the soldiers fund. don't have clearly bought to un vehicle. the us national security advisor that meets the chinese president in beijing. does the vital superpowers seek to ease mounting tensions and international condemnation of to, to hong kong, childless, a phone guilty of sedition? the welcome to the program, the world health organization says, as well as agree to 10 peoples and fighting garza to allow a polio vaccination campaign. to begin, the what agency says the polls is will take place during 9 hour windows in different parts of the strip, the south center. i know i've been to each the 3 days of polls separately because of health authorities they'

the world health organization says it has nearly 2200 health work is ready to distribute the vaccines. and they're committed to getting them to the children who need them. but what is most needed, according to humanitarian is and the security council is the ceasefire. christian salumi, i'll just era the united nations. meanwhile, more than 30 palestinians who being killed in his really types across golf. so since thursday morning, several people were killed off to strike on tens housing displaced, people in the city of con unice. since october, more than 14600 published these have been killed. and most of the victims, women and children, centuries in darrow bella and has more on the latest is registrar. it's still escalating across the god. those 2 plays really forces just targeted a roof stuff and as the ones who building were a t 3 policy and children were killed. also in drop off and eastern parts of roof or a group of college pinions were targeted. whereas these for palestinians were also killed and this is not the 1st air strikes that have been targeting the gaza strip . but also

militant group says it will await an offer from east by the bank visible and welcome the world health organization has declared a global public health emergency following an outbreak of the impulse virus in africa, the w h o had been monitoring a searching cases in the congo, the new variant and spread to the roommate. can you ever want to add uganda impacts and can be passed on through close contacts causes flu like symptoms and lesions on the bottom. the head of the w h o says the load is necessary to save lights. today, the forest slip, but more importantly, in this scenario, the thinking of the global outbreak of and fox that occurred in 2022. and what we saw then was monkey pox virus or now what we call m fox spreading in a way that we've never seen it spread before in spreading in new places where it is not been previously spreading. we're seeing a similar phenomenon, but this is a very different, this is the other played or the other strain of and fox. and we're seeking a similar phenomenon here. we're seeing it spread in an unprecedented ways. and so that's why the, the w h o committee has

going to, i will come back to you in a moment to talk about another issue. israel and the world health organization have agreed to begin a polio of vaccination campaign for children in the gaza strip. on sunday, it involves apparently, a series of 3 day pauses in fighting to allow health workers to administer the vaccine massachusetts supporting the plan because of the hospital system has been devastated by fighting since last october, leading to a general health crisis. that one and a half year old elan barker is too weak to move a slice to on this hospital bed with her mom and grandmother by her side been dog, but of miss checking me. so if you to call nutrition, she's dehydrated, who is just up on the ship and it has coast serious complications that she's lean, pulled off, and as low potassium accidents have lot, an infection in both lungs. oh, i the, how about the us in these complications make construct and polio potentially fatal for early on. now, with a 3 day truce agreed to assembly hopes we can safely receive the much need to succeed. the truth begins on september, 1st with over 640000 ch

the welcome to the fact of the world health organization says israel has agreed to limited pauses and fighting in gaza to allow a polio vaccination campaign to begin the wood agencies as the polls. this will take place during 9 am a windows over 3 days in different areas of the strip causes helpful if i were to say they've recorded the 1st case of the debilitating disease industry for 25 years . now, 8 groups of blame, the re emergence of polio on as well as destruction of water and sanitation facilities. read chemical is e w h. i is representative in the occupied west bank and gaza. he says, mold in a 1000000 vaccine dose is already in the strip a, a 2 rows of explanation to bang the he's will actually stars in the 1st of september. so in a guy that you're drones to convey the policy, the ministry of health and calibration of its virtual units and why and far from this bill provides a bill. bill provide 2 drops to noval world polio vaccine time to focus on the feature to more than 614000 children on the 10 years of age. christians like me to, as we know from the united nations. and i

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now the world health organization says only no alcohol is safe household. so how many applicants choose up? simpson, and for those who do decide to drink, how is a cool thing with the drug of choice? do they even have a choice? we look at what alcohol is doing to the drink because the families and the communities we live in. i'll take a trip to my mother's homes con dial, which has one spring, an over abundance. calvin. and what about the generation to come? alcohol is a potent poison, especially for the developing speed test, and the will see that the news applicant looks to west and tape where drinking is black. see the light from previous even before they're born. we speak to the mothers and the children, but there are alternatives to alcohol over mastic flavor, so adult friendly drink sucker punched on the pallets without the brain and you'll pounds and you had the morning after that and he repeating about you in the, in the long term the i need of the money and i, roby. welcome to a special edition of data being used africa on ask because on alcohol, t

ringback the, the world health organization says israel has a great to time say, pauses and find taking certain parts of does that to now vaccinations the like cherry johnston, this is alex and sarah will i from to hello. so on the program is ro pushes on with this offensive, and i hope you find the west bank spike, widespread global contamination us national security advisor and meets the chinese president. and then shane as a rival superpower seek to mountain tensions and international criticism off the to home culture is found guilty of sedition. the the world health organization says israel has agreed to a temporary pauses in fighting and goes without a pony. as vaccination campaigned to begin, a case of the debilitating disease was recorded there for the 1st time. 25 years of vaccinations are due to starts in the central gauze on sunday. then move to the south and north of the strip period of 3 days. according to the agreements, the pauses will take place during 9 power windows on each day. a groups have blamed 3 emergence of one israel's destruction of water and sanitation systems

the world health organization's hosting talks and has been for over a year to try to develop what's calledemning treaty where all the member states of the world actually contribute to this, and one of the things in that is to say we need to have equitable access to what we call medical countermeasures. that includes vaccines, therapeutics, treatments and diagnostics. the reason for that is not only because it is the proper humanitarian thing to do for countries, many of which are seeing these outbreaks, but also because if you want to stop a pandemic, you have to stop it early and you have to be able to get products to the countries that need them as quickly as possible. this is global common sense. and this is part of what is being negotiated, but that does mean that we have sharing. if countries have stockpiles they are not willing to share, then we are not going to be able to stop the next pandemic. so there has to be this ongoing global dialogue. we need a pandemic treaty that addresses this. and there needs to be a bit of a wake-up call to countries that are better resourced, the do h