yes startling images there i spoke earlier to zahra maternity representing the red cross in armenia she sees civilians in car a car terrified many have nowhere to go. passages are now able to do that all treat . in and around the areas the feeling is just because of the intensity and i think on the volatility of the situation you receive 3 words and we see the recent calls of people who are pretty terrified and don't know. what to do. to be. safe and basically this is really a very snow we're ingles of on the onset of winter and children are just several weeks into that school just and basically it's a day that people are trying to protect themselves and being anxious you know the missions already severe situation carra back is populated mainly by armenians with the region breaking away from us or by xian in 1988 but the area has not been widely recognized as a sovereign state i was about is insisting armenia is entirely to blame for the current flare up president of claims armenians are occupying and do not want peace he also said 19 civilians from this country died in the conflict 60

zahra representing the red cross in armenia told us civilians incur a barcode terrified and many got no to go either. passes or now have to do still treat moving in and iran's the area's feeling missed because of the intensity. of the situation he received 3 words of calls people were pretty terrified and don't know all and what to do just to be in a safe. and basically this is really very worrying also on the onset of winter when children are just several weeks into that school just and basically it's a day that people are trying to protect themselves and be anxious you know the issues all really severe situation so authorities in the going to region say nearly 20 civilians have died since the conflict escalated a week ago as a defense ministry says it does not target civilians earlier mccullagh you know neal talked to elder recently law for journalists from one as opposed to on the t.v. channel who described the damage on the as ery side of the border. we have seen. destroyed houses destroyed. destroyed infrastructure is. there people from their civil population people that have no

was crossed by john and paul who are a little earlier i spoke to zahra i'm attorney communications manager for the international committee of the red cross in armenia she say civilians in qana back are terrified and many now are of nowhere to go. passages are now to do filtrate who leaned in and around the areas feeling missed because of the intensity of icing on the volatility of the situation to receive 3 words and receiving receive calls people were pretty terrified and don't know where it's cool and what to do to turn to to be in a safer. space and basically this is really very worrying also on the onset of winter and that children are just several weeks into last school just and basically it's a day that people are trying to protect themselves and being anxious you know the missions already severe situation will lead them to fix for example. the story that's got the world talking donald trump is favor free and doing well now after contracting covert 19 according to the white house physician the u.s. president is being treated in a military hospital where he's expected to remain for se

but hold on people in the region with us now red cross spokeswoman in the armenian capital yet of on zahrathank you for your time just how bad is it for the civilians there with seem to be very focused on cease fires and who's foreigner who but this is a dispute over a region where a lot of people live. think about how our yes indeed now that are going on there are that international community over there and crossed has been able already to see the huge impact on the lives and infrastructure such as hospitals schools and the homes of the people and many. of the communities are really leaking fear and terror and while the laws that are on the move that are running and trying to find a place where they are and safety all the other states in the places close to the fight are mainly leaving days and nights in the basements and now on the onset of the winter and that call months basically this is pretty worrying. that people are staying in the malls and sheets basements of these places are also not being injured that started out in terms of the senate area and hygiene conditions. that they were

all right bernard thank you very much for that update from armenia let's now bring in zahra mahtani who is the spokeswoman for the international committee of the red cross delegation in the armenian capital your van that's where she is joining us from thanks very much for speaking to us on al-jazeera so you are going to zation the i.c.r.c. is meant to facilitate the handover of bodies of those who have been killed in action as well as the release of detainees as part of this very shaky cease fire deal as we're hearing from our correspondents where things stand right now. thank you there were actually regular discussions the size of the nature of our involvement however far now the date for the operation that is in the hands of the size and the our international committee on the right to cross stands ready to facilitate. and support the sides in obligation humanitarian outlook and to release the detainees why had all the other. returned human remains so that the fallen can. bury. or not however we have been hearing reports about shelling continued on both sides of the line of on top unfo

zahra says, i have been isolating for most of the year asi been isolating for most of the year as i receivee cancer been isolating for most of the year as i receive cancer treatment prior to lock down. i would like those ignoring the rules and spreading the disease to stop and think about what effect this is having on others. one more from sean. he asks what the point of the measures is when youngsters in the worst hit areas don't care with no punishment? keep sending in your comments on coronavirus or anything else we are covering today in the usual ways. let's go to northern ireland. chris page is in belfast and he is at stormont where we are expecting in the next few minutes, the next hour, to hear from the executive there about new measure due to be introduced on friday. what more do we know at this stage? that's right. the stormont assembly will be sitting at about 10:30am, to hear the full details of what the devolved government decided in late night talks, which went on beyond midnight. we understand in the package of measures that will be announced perhaps most significantly for mos