3 weeks only allowed to go outside for grocery shopping and other essential needs correspondent yulia han sent us this report from istanbul. saying goodbye a moment of calm. but only briefly. there is not much time for farewells here in xinjiang liqui you at one of the largest cemeteries in istanbul while the families mourn outside the next coffins are already arriving the funeral home workers try to ensure that everything is as dignified as possible but it has been turkey's deadliest month since the pandemic began and that has also become very apparent here. before the pandemic we had around $200.00 funerals per day. there are now more than twice as many. urgently need to hold the new lock down you know the law should all make this decision earlier and probably fewer people would have died. shortly before the new lockdown came into effect the streets and shops were full again about full alcohol was in great demand because from now on there is a ban on sales. residents are only allowed to leave their homes for essential needs until mid may it is not the 1st coronavirus curfew in turkey bu

that's exactly the question i would like to ask our correspondent in istanbul yulia han so president at one seems to believe. late decision will fix the problems with the economy so will the new central bank chief cut rates today well that's what he is up to many say but probably not today money managers expect her keys a new central bank a mystic gilo to hold the key interest rate steady this month in order to maintain what's left of investor confidence he faces a tough balancing act he must fix the ailing economy and win back foreign investors while keeping president happy as you mentioned everyone has the unorthodox view that high interest rates cause inflation instead of slowing it down and if you recall what happened to the last central bank governor well respected market friendly man he had hiked the interest rates and was fired a day later by ed one after just 4 months on the job this has really left the credibility of the bank in tatters it had shocked foreign investors they pulled out a large amounts of money from tokyo stocks and local currency bonds but let me also add the

that's exactly the question i would like to ask correspondent in istanbul yulia han so president at one seems to believe. late decision will fix the problems with the economy so will the new central bank chief cut rates today well that's what he is up to many say but probably not today money managers expect her keys a new central bank mr cobb gilo to hold the key interest rate steady this month in order to maintain what's left of investor confidence he faces a tough balancing act he must fix the ailing economy and win back foreign investors while keeping president happy as you mentioned everyone has the unorthodox view that high interest rates cause inflation instead of slowing it down and if you recall what happened to the last central bank governor well respected market friendly man he had hiked the interest rates and was fired a day later by ed one after just 4 months on the job this has really left the credibility of the bank in tatters it had shocked foreign investors they pulled out a large amounts of money from tokyo stocks and local currency bonds but let me also at the current