industry could be last year to the over 19 pandemic according to a new report by the un's world tourism organization it says that 96 percent of all worldwide destinations have imposed travel restrictions and it has fallen upon governments to lift them as soon as it's safe to do so. now india's 1300000000 people are halfway through a 6 week national lockdown the government insists that the restrictions are the key to breaking the chain of transmission but the best americans the virus also has a religious dimension is correspondent minissha gys file has traveled to the northern city of made it to find out why muslims are being targeted for supposedly staging what some locals are calling corona jihad. 3 weeks off lockdown business is closed of restricted movement. but these men are fuming about something else abdul rashid a shop people in the northern city of made it says islamophobia in india is that all time high. he's clearly blames the indian media. corona has arrived this is what they say when they see muslims. moderate they're beating us are shouting at us saying here comes corona is this the way

could be lost due to the covert $1000.00 pandemic according to a new report by the un's world tourism organization it says that 96 percent of all worldwide destinations have imposed travel restrictions and it has called upon governments to lift as soon as it is safe to do so. one tourist attraction that is deserted is the 600 year old inca settlement of much of p. 2 in southern peru it's probably a huge draw for visitors from all over the world but it's been quiet for the last month because of the coronavirus for a country whose economy relies on foreign exchange times are tough for peru. the ancient incan town macho picchu is one of the 7 modern wonders of the world last year 1500000 tourists came to visit it now except for some lamas it's deserted not only there but also proves capital lima is oddly empty due to the lack of tourists many restaurants are suffering since the government imposed a partial lockdown a month ago. 5700 hotels in lima are completely empty right now and the tourism industry and all of the workers depending on visitors do not expect relief any time soon. what is more i thi

could be lost due to the cove in $1000.00 pandemic according to a new report by the un's world tourism organization it sais that 96 percent of all worldwide this nations have imposed travel restrictions and it has called upon governments to lift them as soon as it is safe to do so. and 3 astronauts who spent months aboard the international space station have arrived back on earth the 2 nasa astronauts and one russian landed safely in kazakhstan after more than 200 days in space. now with much of the world in lockdown grocery shopping is one of the few reasons people have to leave the house now because of social distancing rules though this means joining a long line outside supermarkets now and it's to me it's led to a surprise renee salons full smaller food shops way customers don't face such a long wait. so these days of intensity going to go already or has a lot to do since the coronavirus outbreak forced italians to respect social distancing more and more customers are visiting his food in vegetable store. look at everything 1st i lived near here 2nd at the supermarket they are huge lines 3rd an

tourism than people surviving the epidemic. when he took over the world health organization he vowed to crackdown on corruption and that hasn't happenedw.h.o. still spends 12 mini dollars a year flying at staff around which is something other organizations band of their staff from doing. doctors without borders would never do something like that. corruption, dishonesty, cover- cover-up, lying as people die? no wonder tedros and china are such profound allies. fortunately people are wising up to this. andrew cuomo says world health organization should be open to criticism. >> where were the warning signs? who was supposed to blow the whistle? the president has asked these questions and i think he's right. the answer is the world health organization should have been blowing the whistle. i don't know if that's right or wrong but i know the question is right. >> tucker: the question is certainly right and the answer is very obvious. people died as a result they started to run around calling themselves the world health organization. why should we support corrupt international organizations like this? funding the w.h.o. has only given us a

tourism a key source of revenue used to protect endangered species. it's breakfast time at the sheldrick wildlife trust near nairobi the organization calls itself the world'smost successful elephant orphan rescue program but now it's work and it's now noble's face a new threat. we have placed on doors g h k that 90 the orphanage stopped admitting visitors last month when kenya recorded its 1st corona virus infection we can have up to 500 people here and just alan so that's an incredible source of revenue for us to ration and we are seeing come in at the moment normally at this time they'd be out for the public session which is no longer taking place until further notice and that's where we just let them out and let them do what they want to do. and enjoy the orphanage has also been forced to shut down other important operations including its airborne anti-poaching patrols many of the animals in its care saw their parents killed by poachers hunting their valuable tusks. we don't want to die we don't want them to die so we just have to walk with you know i mean scented sure that everybody's safe and that and most are safe as well but with no money coming in

and millions of jobs in the global tourism industry could be lost to to the $1000.00 pandemic according to a new report by the un's world to resume organization it says that 96 percent of all world wide basis nations have opposed travel restrictions and it's called upon governments to lift them as soon as it's safe to do so. now one tourist attraction that would welcome a lifting off restrictions is the intent citizens of much of picchu in southern peru it dates back 600 years and is a huge draw for visitors from all over the world but for the last month things have been quiet as tourism has dried up because of the coronavirus for a country whose economy relies on foreign exchange times are tough for pereira. the ancient town macho picchu is one of the 7 modern wonders of the world last year 1500000 tourists came to visit it now except for some lamas it's deserted not only there but also proves capital lima is oddly empty due to the act of tourists many restaurants are suffering since the government imposed a partial lockdown a month ago. 5700 hotels in lima are completely empty right now they turned them into stream and all of the workers de

tourism that a key source of revenue that was used to protect endangered species. it's breakfast time at the sheldrick wildlife trust near nairobi the organization calls itself the world's most successful elephant orphan rescue program but now it's work and it's now normals face a new threat. we have placed on to us g h k that 90 the orphanage stopped admitting visitors last month when kenya recorded its 1st corona virus infection we can have up to 500 people here just so that's an incredible source of revenue for us to ration and we are seeing come in at the moment normally at this time they'd be out for the public session which is no longer taking place until further notice and that's where we just let them out and let them do what they want to do. and enjoy the orphanage has also been forced to shut down other important operations including its airborne anti-poaching patrols many of the animals in its care saw their parents killed by poachers hunting their valuable tusks. we don't want to die we don't want them to die so we just have to walk with you know i mean scented sure that everybody's safe and that and most are safe as well but with no money coming in and the

world health organization has warned against issuing immunity passport saying there is no solid proof yet that recovery from the disease would prevent a 2nd infection but the plan is being widely discussed with crushes tourism minister claiming many agree on the need for a common exit plan or what he calls a covert $1000.00 passport archies peter oliver takes a closer look. the brandenburg gate is one of germany's most visited tourist attractions but if you're dreaming of seeing it or anything else in the e.u. any time soon you may well need a special type of passport that says you are new to the coronavirus the tourism sector has experienced an immense and unexpected decline in demand due to the outbreak of the corona virus pandemic our mission is to be as members of the european union and as part of the most successful tourist region in the world leader in the recovery of tourism these m unity passports are just one of a number of ideas being discussed by the tourism ministers as they try to find ways to mitigate the impact of covert 90 on the holiday industry what particular idea is based on the whole proviso that if you had 19 you can't be. some nations like greece which relies massively on holiday make

world health organizations warned governments that lifting lockdowns must be gradual these are europe's 1st tentative steps towards normality. nieve barkha al jazeera london well the coronavirus has brought thailand's tourism industry to a halt it's estimated lose $24000000.00 visitors this year because of travel restrictions on lockdowns and the impact on elephant camps has been devastating with the owners running out of money to feed the animals it's got to hide the reports now from countries on board. the elephants of the tower we charge can't enjoy their morning river back and washing away the dust cooling down from the searing thai summer but unaware that their future is uncertain. the mom or caretakers are keeping their routines as much as possible despite missing the last 3 weeks of the tourist high season like all non-essential businesses in thailand the government ordered the camp closed because of kobe had 19 don't run long so cohen has run the business since he took over from his father 20 years ago when it was started as a refuge for stray elephants the revenue from the visitors mostly foreigners usually covers the 30 $1000.00 it takes to run the camp each month but now he's struggling along th

united nations world travel organization is warning of hard times ahead for the caribbean tourism industry they lead ins of people have already lost their jobs because of the pandemic the tourism industry makes up nearly a 3rd of the region's total economy. so come here on al-jazeera students in iraq pitch in to help poor families struggling under lockdown. and a forced apology by health workers sparks outrage kurdistan. have the latest though to have severe thunderstorms and tornadoes should be out of the way to this is them on their way back to the eastern seaboard the focus in toronto represents the next delta whether you are really want to be in it's getting cold again code office and snow flurries or choose day and temperatures by night are subzero and it has been so warm recently but that's a cold area now in the u.s. and in canada it represents or shows itself as showers but not big ones running through the eastern side once again otherwise it's quiet for the time being but next belt of thunderstorms developing in the texan panhandle as you feed in boise you're from the south again