chile's president has ordered the turtle locked out of the capital santiago sebastian pinera made the decision utterance sections of the city went up by 500 percent in just 2 weeks more than 8000000 people will now be confined to their homes alas in america at its understand human reports from santiago. air force planes airlifted patients from chile's capital to hospitals in faraway cities while in santiago ambulances waited with sick patients outside a hospital emergency room entrances for up to 10 hours tens of thousands of residents ignored calls for social distancing i think huge for essential goods ahead of the start of a total lockdown something presidents of us camping it ahead said would not be necessary. but the explosion of crude 19 infections in the capital up by more than 500 percent in 2 weeks dashed his hopes of controlling contagion without shutting down the economy it probably not mean. we are fully aware of the difficulties the restrictions and the shortages that a lockdown means for the chilean families were going to make the up mice if it to facilitate food medicine

the reaction in santiago to this total lockdown?” the reaction in santiago to this total lockdown? i think people think this is necessary if we're going to the surge in figures down. so, as you say, people have stayed at home, and 7 million people are living in santiago and this is the first time we've had a total lockdown by this one, different lockdowns in different districts before now, but it is hard, you can only go out five times a week to do things like your shopping, or if you need to go to the pharmacy or walk your dogs, i know there's debate at the moment amongst the dog owners living in apartments and how that's going to work and why they can't be allowed out a bit more, but the infection rates are going up at an alarming rate, and there's been deaths as well, so we are currently at around 41,000 people who have been infected and 420 people who have died stop chilli had been praised for combating the virus, what's gone wrong? it's a number of things, i think we're going into their winter months now, so it is cold and sm

santiago that is under lockdown they only infections in the city ever isn't by 500 percent in just 2 weeks and that the u.s. the house of representatives has narrowly approved a 3 trillion dollar relief package president donald trump says the backseat might be ready by the end of the year but help experts warn that is not realistic yet he has more on the situation in latin america. nelson teach stepped down as brazil's minister of health after just weeks in the job as president became increasingly at odds on how to deal with the coronavirus spend there make. his ministers too timid in his efforts to reopen the economy the last straw came after the president issued at the creek declaring gyms in beauty parlors essential businesses without consulting him but in his farewell press conference staged refrained from criticizing the president life is made of choices and today i chose to leave i tell you that i give the best of me during the period i spent here it's not a simple thing to lead a ministry like this one in such a difficult time. is the 2nd health minister to leave his post sinc

eight day trip from tampa to the santiago area. if you look at the map, santiago is in the southeastern portion of cuba. as i said, it was an eight day trip, which is fairly long. troops went long periods of time without adequate food. the best they got was some cold beef and maybe a cup of coffee once a day, something like that. the stores were woefully inadequate. the men were crammed on these transports. they had blue woolen uniforms and they are going into cuba. that does not sound all that pleasant to me. it is a really bad situation. of course, the transports they took were scattered over an enormous number of miles. had one spanish warship broken free, it would have smashed all of them. but fortunately, that didn't happen. they landed at a place called daiquiri, a beach on the right-hand side of the map, of your powerpoint. it was a fiasco. private shipowners would not let their vessels get close. they had no lighters so they could not get close to shore, and they had to loan a bunch of small rowboats to enable them to row s

i'm standing in front of the general cemetery here in santiago where the grave diggers have been very very busy indeed trying to make more tools to a maximum of 3000 for now not because they are that many people that have died to grow in a virus but just in preparation in case there are needed the death toll is still relatively low here in chile but the fear is that that will absolutely explode and very very soon if things keep going as they are now the number of infections has multiplied by 5 in the last 2 weeks here in the capital alone and this is certainly the epicenter of the pandemic which is why the president declared it the battle for sunday i will a few days ago and now went further by imposing a full lockdown which is what many many mayors what the doctors guild and many ordinary citizens have been planning for for weeks if not months so the government is in the hot seat right now for doing the right thing but probably too late even though it continues to say that it was the right time to do it the president earlier today was at the airport receiving a planeload of more vent

coming up the capital under lockdown 6000000 chileans are told to stay at home as infections across santiago spike. more bold claims from the u.s. president but experts warn against his suggestion of a covert 1000 back same by the end of the year. i don't last opportunity to go green activists are angry about the dutch government's decision to expand amsterdam's airport. the fallout from the global pandemic is have and impact across the americas and putting leaders under mounting pressure to contain the outbreak brazil's new health minister has resigned less than a month into the job nelson tide had only just replaced another health minister who was fired over disagreements with president abbas and are on how to handle the pandemic until a a surge of new cases forced the government to put its capital santiago under lockdown daily infections in the city have risen by 500 percent in just 2 weeks and in the us house of representatives has narrowly approved a 3 trillion dollar relief package president donald trump says the vaccine might be ready by the end of the year but health experts warn tha

in santiago and over this. now let's stay with the protests there just for a minute it we've seen these violent protests returned to chile in recent days is that likely to continue given how quickly the virus is spreading there. think it's a very dangerous precedent when anything i think we've seen that despite circumstances people willing to go out still have cause to go. and they should never really been the case i don't think people felt the need to going to the coast that is a column's the streets and risks that are in their own safety without enough without sufficient aid from the. relatively quickly the government really really steps up the the 8 the aid program and financial aid which is fairly modest at the moment. and the food aid as well but i think the protest movement is we've seen over the last week it's very much there were people taken the. protest indoors for now there's been a lot of online conversation going on a lot of these kind of online meetings with people being kind of discussing the pro

now for more i'm joined by john bartlett a correspondent in santiago de chile john it's good to have you on the program now as we heard there are food aid is being prepared for the hardest had families but is it enough to stave off the economic fallout from the pandemic. yes thank you for having me on i think it's very difficult question to answer i think the very early days the party going to go in terms of the actual you know the handing out of the food. it went to 32 districts i think today in santiago it's going to be is what's going to go around over the weekend in the capital and then over the next week we're going to be going to see food given to people across the country i think it's very difficult to know what the economic consequence of all this is going to be obviously were on the back of. just 7 months of social process and the tensions that both groups are very much of the so so it's been very difficult and i think we saw some footage there if the of the protests on monday in santiago and ominous sign. now let's stay with the protests there just for a minute we've seen t

stepped up restrictions on the capital santiago as health care workers deal with an upsurge in cases of covert 19 a lot america at all see in him and reports from santa. air force planes airlifted patients from chile's capital to hospitals in faraway cities while in santiago all ambulances waited would see patients outside the hospital emergency room entrances for up to 10 hours tens of thousands of residents ignored calls for social distancing as they chewed for essential goods ahead of the start of the total lockdown something presidents of us camping it ahead said wouldn't be necessary. but the explosion of crude 19 infections in the capital up by more than 500 percent in 2 weeks dashed his hopes of control in contagion without shutting down the economy. we are fully aware of the difficulties the restrictions and the shortages that a lockdown means for the chilean families we're going to make the up mice if it to facilitate food medicine and other basic services german the quarantining might pull it out. receiving an emergency shipment of ventilators at the airport the president a

of low level offenders inside of rwanda the 1st day of a weeklong lockdown in the chilean capital of santiago has seen city streets almost deserted more than 6000000 people have been ordered to stay in their homes under the new rules people must have a police permit to go outside food markets and pharmacies remain open the health ministry verse the easing of restrictions on friday after infections increase rapidly in the past 2 weeks chile has 41428 confirmed cases so far to raise oppose monitoring developments across latin america and she joins us live now from when i was iris at trees and we've seen this tough new lockdown in santiago with a resurgence in new cases tell us what's been happening. well that's correct the streets of san diego fiend empty as the chilean government tightened the lockdown in the capital city as you just said those above 70 years old were quested to remain in their homes those who wanted to leave their homes need to get a special permits from the police and violators will be fined with thousands of dollars as a hostess also said the amount of people infected in th

put under what is already being operated by the air force there met him backing people from santiago to other hospitals to other i.c.u. unit in cities around the country because the hospitals here in santiago can no longer cope or at least many of them and although there is an integrated medical system that keeps that that includes the private and the public hospitals they're filling up everywhere very very quickly and in fact they're at over 90 percent at this moment and if the numbers keep rising the way they are now they're going to be full in just a day or 2 right so the suman thank you very much for that update from santiago. all mexico has reported its largest one day rise in corona virus cases health officials confirmed over 2400 new infections on thursday the government says the country is facing its most difficult moments in the pandemic let's get an update from john home and he's joining us from mexico city again same question to you john as i post on the cea how is the health system holding up. from what it sounds like it's holding up a little bit better than it is in chil

with more from santiago. it's a don't really a resurgence of cases it's just a continuation and an exclusion of cases because chile had really never brought them down but they thought that they had had the relatively under control that clearly is no longer the case the number of new infections in chile is the country in latin america that does the highest number of testing just today i think there was something like 12000 new tests made and an alarming number of those have proved to be positive we've had 5 times the number of infections today than 5 then just less than 2 weeks ago so it's going up and up and up and so of the numbers of deaths and we've seen for example that at the cemetery the the grave diggers are working overtime to try to make sure that there are enough free graves in case this just gets worse as many people fear that it could now at this hour you can see not many cars on the street people have been racing to get home before the full lockdown begins and the government has also set up a cor

we were supposedly experts prepared for the worst but it's a bunch of lives more than half of santiago is now finally under quarantine but it may be too late to prevent the health system from collapsing even before chile reaches the peak of the pandemic you see in human al-jazeera sente our. sri lanka's election commission is deciding whether to hold parliamentary polls in june the election has already been delayed by 2 months because of a nationwide coronavirus lockdown now fernandes reports preparations for poor that was meant to be held quickly but the coronavirus pandemic intra lanka forced the snuff parliamentary election to be delayed when it became apparent people couldn't go to the ballot box really bore on. all of them for that it would be youth of the public or the god or the working elected reality think about the. other way you have a pretty good democracy. president got our bed rajapaksa dissolved parliament in march and called the polls 6 months early in a bid to win control of the legislature but with a nationwide curfew ordered to combat coronavirus the election commiss

the 1st day of a weeklong lockdown in chile as capital santiago is left city streets almost deserted all the 6000000 people have been ordered to stay at home. at least 11 firefighters have been injured in an explosion at a cannabis oil factory in los angeles they were responding to reports of a fire when the blast happened the facility was producing a concentrated form of cannabis spenny fractured using highly flammable butane gas neighboring buildings also caught fire hundreds of firefighters distinguish the blaze is about. the syrian government and the al qaeda affiliated group taria have conducted a prisoner exchange in aleppo. was. the government released for fighters while higher. released a colonel a soldier from the syrian army was carried out of the crossing at west of aleppo with the help of the syrian red crescent several prisoner swaps have taken place in aleppo over the past 18 months some nigerians are complaining about the rising cost of food during the holy month of ramadan some items are twice as expensive and prices aren't expected to drop again soon amid address rep

we were supposedly experts prepared for the worst but it's a bunch of lies more than half of santiago is now finally under quarantine but it may be too late to prevent the health system from collapsing even before chile reaches the peak of the pandemic you see in human al jazeera sent the hour protesters in central bolivia say the government is not meeting the needs of the most vulnerable by extending covert 19 lockdowns in the streets of culture police used tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse demonstrators who threw stones and other objects many who have lost their jobs say they haven't received support even though the government says it's giving cash handouts to families. because election commission is deciding whether to hold parliamentary polls in june the election has already been delayed by 2 months because of a nationwide lockdown milton and us. preparations for a poor that was meant to be held quickly but the coronavirus pandemic in sri lanka forced the snap parliamentary election to be delayed when it became apparent people couldn't go to the ballot box really bore on. el

anchor: thank you for that update from santiago. largestas reported its one-day rise in coronavirus cases. health officials confirmed over 2400 new infections on thursday. the government says the country is facing its most difficult moment in the pandemic. let's get an update from john holman joining us from mexico city. same question to you as opposed to lucia, how is the help system holding up -- health system holding up? john: from what it sounds like, it sounds like it is holding up better than it is in chile. the country's president came out and said there are still 50% beds available. other estimates put it less than that. the government says there is a saturation at the moment. there is intention to get care beds available and ventilators. talking to medical staff who back that up. they say they are lacking protective gear and many hospitals and disorganization in which patients can go to which hospitals. that can mean a lot of time and lost lives. the hospitals themselves and the health care system, particularly in the capit

the 1st day of a weeklong lockdown in the chilean capital santiago has seen city streets almost deserted more than 6000000 people have been ordered to stay in their homes. italian prime minister joseph accounting says the country is taking a calculated risk by gradually lifting the lockdown he says protecting lives is paramount but it's we can't afford to wait until a vaccine is developed. health officials in yemen have confirmed 13 new cases of coronavirus and 3 deaths that raises the number of known infections and government held areas to 122 who the rebels have also reported to new cases in territory they control 5 years of conflict a lift yemen's health system in tatters they work as a infections are spreading undetected aid organization save the children is warning the surge in deaths in yemen's southern port city of aden could be the result of the spread of the virus it's issued a statement saying our teams on the ground are seeing how people are being sent away from hospitals breathing heavily or even collapsing people are dying because they can't get treatment that would normally

the 1st day of a weeklong locked out in chile's capital santiago has seen streets almost deserted more than 6000000 people have been ordered to stay at home the health ministry reversed the easing of restrictions there on friday after infections rose over the past 2 weeks so there is a bow reports from the very beginning cina implemented a case where they called it a federal gated lockdown where they blocked certain neighborhoods that had a larger amount of people that had been infected well that changed today the whole city is right now under lockdown there's been reports also that several hospitals are already filled their intensive care units are already filled and they've been transporting several cases across the country so that those people could be treated restrictions continues ease in other parts of the world germany's top football league resumed matches on saturday to produce legal help 6 games for the 1st time in more than 2 months but fans want allowed inside stadiums spain's prime minister pedro sanchez says that he'll try to extend the state of emergency there for a furth

chile reimposes a strict lockdown in santiago, as 2,500 new cases are confirmed in 2a hours. hello to you. we're covering all the latest developments here in britain and globally. officials at public health england say an antibody test for coronavirus has been evaluated and is a "very positive development." the test to establish whether people have already had the virus and may have some immunity was assessed at the porton down laboratories last week. they say it is the first to offer serious potential. the world health organization has warned the coronavirus "may never go away", and that humanity needs to brace itself for a long battle. qatar airways is to cut about 20% of its global workforce, that's about 9,000 jobs. like other airlines, it's seen a huge fall in demand for travel because of lockdowns and passenger concerns. despite that warning from the who, and the fact that no vaccine has been found or approved, the white house has set a target of millions of doses by the end of the year. first though, that claim from us security agencies that china is trying to steal va

we were supposedly experts prepared for the worst but it's a bunch of lies more than half of santiago is now finally under quarantine but it may be too late to prevent the health system from collapsing even before chilling reaches the peak of the pandemic you see in human al-jazeera sent the hour to pakistan which is experiencing its lows week harvest in 5 years heavy rains hail and plagues of locus have all taken their toll on the country's main crop and that's on top of existing weak shortages caused by corruption and the code 90 not break his command. he did how rich time he gets done and the farmers that baby heartbreaking day week by day in more danger than usual right now it should be norgate then potential stocks bonds and wheat reduction happened in grain fair day to day where the land hoarding it small and the farmers depend on diet wheat for their desperate budgets on a d.h. the largest producer of region the word producing anything between 20 to 25000000 tons of wheat and them only 10 percent is grown in rain fade a.d.i. such as these and these farmers of course right now b

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the 1st day of a weeklong lockdown in chile as capital santiago seen city streets almost deserted more than 6000000 people have been ordered to stay in their homes a police permit is required to go outside food markets and pharmacies remain open the health ministry reversed the easing of restrictions on friday for infections increased rapidly over the past 2 weeks she has more than 41000 cases al-jazeera today's a bow is monitoring developments across latin america from argentina's capital one of solace. the streets of sunday i will seemed empty as the chilean government tightened the lockdown in the capital city as you just said those above 70 years old were quested to remain in their homes those who wanted to leave their homes need to get a special permits from the police and violators will be fined with thousands of dollars as soon as the host is also said of the amount of people infected in the country has doubled in this past week and most of those cases are happening in the capital santiago from the very beginning chile implemented a case where they called it a segregated lockdow

translation: the battle for santiago is the crucial battle in the waragainst santiago is the crucial battle in the war against coronavirus. and that is why we have to beg, to plead that all of the necessary measures be taken seriously. from friday, the city of 7 million people will revert back to staying indoors u nless revert back to staying indoors unless it is essential to leave forfood or medical unless it is essential to leave for food or medical supplies. people aged over 75 have been urged to take extra care. translation: we are facing a most serious threat, the greatest health challenge of the last 100 years, and it also means that our health system is extremely end demand and overstressed as a result of this pandemic. the virus has put a sudden halt to widespread anti—government protests in the capital. the social tensions remain unresolved and could worsen as the lockdown continues. we‘ve been talking about the risks of coronavirus to children, which isjust one of the reasons why getting kids back to school is so fraught. denmark has been leading the way. schools there

measures are due to come into effect in chile in the coming hours 7000000 residents in the capital of santiago will be placed under mandatory quarantine the home ministry of the relaxation of instructions after a surgeon you case is chile has almost 40000 confirmed cases more than 390 deaths and that's america and its embassy in yemen has more now in santiago. so don't really a resurgence of cases it's just a continuation and an explosion of cases because chile had really never brought them down but they thought that they had had the relatively under control that clearly is no longer the case the number of new infections in chile is the country in latin america that does the highest number of testing just today i think there was something like 12000 new tests made and an alarming number of those have proved to be positive we've had 5 times the number of infections today than 5 then just less than 2 weeks ago so it's going up and up and up and so are the numbers of deaths and we've seen for example that at the cemetery the the grave diggers are working overtime to try to make sure that there ar

infections have soared from 15 to more than 30000 in just 2 weeks nationwide the majority here in santiago the death toll is still relatively low but that's likely to change very quickly this is the entrance to the emergency room of one of some towels oldest and largest public hospitals the beds in the critical care units are now almost full and that isn't even the worst problem it's the lack of nurses and other technicians that are needed to care for patients that need emergency care. the air force is airlifting recovering patients to other provinces to share the load short staffed and with 90 percent of beds taken the government has declared what it calls the battle for santiago will clearly worried president. is overseen the arrival of massive amounts of protective gear and more ventilators and it'll dimple that there see that these next weeks will be very challenging it would require the best of all of us. but many say the government should have done more already like these mourners who are waiting for a loved one to be brought out for burial at bell says he lost his nephew and his unc

quarantine orders demanding food and medical aid in one of the poorest neighborhoods of santiago. also a $550000000000.00 fund to revive business in the e.u. germany and france join hands to fight the economic fallout of the pandemic. and the f.b.i. says to get involved in a fatal shooting at a naval base in december. welcome to the program he touted it as a game changer when the coronavirus pandemic began now president trump has revealed that he's taking a regular dose of an unproven drug us government health experts warned last month of potentially fatal side effects from hydroxy chloroquine which has long been used against malaria but donald trump says that he's taking a pill every day after requesting it from the white house doctor. the frontline workers many many are taking it i happened to be taking it i happened to be take it . actually corcovado couldn't hydroxy for quite right now you know a couple of weeks ago started to get it because i think it's kind of had a lot of good stories and if it's not good i'll tell you right doctor to get hurt by it it's been around for 40

reports from santiago. angry residents of the community in santiago all have begun by blocking streets and screaming we are hungry riot police tried to dispel the crowd with water cannon in tear gas but they refused to budge and responded with rocks and sticks seems reminiscent of the social upheaval that rocked chile for months until the coronavirus pandemic saw the pause button hit on protests. a bosky is a poor and overcrowded municipality where the majority struggled to make enough to survive even before they were ordered into total quarantine in mid april a full month before the entire capital was locked down on friday people say they're not against the quarantine just starvation but. just get out of here you know this woman that police. this was exactly what many predicted might happen in the face of widespread unemployment and growing hardships brought on by confinement and a deepening recession. the night before president sebastian pinera had announced a plan to distribute 2500000 boxes of food and

this is becoming more and more dire the situation here in santiago which is the epicenter of the pandemic in this country it's mandatory to wear face masks as you can see i'm doing that but but these people have really nothing else to count on except for the charity of people and some organizations and the proposal of that at this hour this donor's conference is taking place there are at least 3 south american presidents also taking place are participating in that in that conference from ecuador colombia and from peru and it's hope that they will get pledges for at least $2000000000.00 to help with these the situation of these migrants that are stuck in a limbo in this in this pandemic period the u.s. military says russia has deployed more fighter jets to help libyan warlock khalifa haftar who's struggling to talk all the u.n. recognize government in tripoli itself to remade to withdraw all of mercenaries from southern tripoli many of whom are russian the government says they found large amounts of ammunition left behind by the most of those who've been fighting on behalf of hostile. huma

up in the next 30 minutes desperate for food and medical aid in one of the poorest neighborhoods of santiago hundreds of chileans defy quarantine orders. in farming town of crookwell looking at talent escalating trade disputes between the government and china is putting out cultural exports and jobs every. and the f.b.i. says the study could at accused of a triple shooting at a naval base at al qaida links. him to the program he touted it as again change when the coronavirus pandemic began now president donald trump has revealed he's taking a regular dose of an unproven drug us government health experts warned last month of potentially fatal side effects from hydroxy chloroquine which has long been used against malaria but trump says he's taking a pill every day after requesting it from the white house doctor. the frontline workers many many are taking it i happened to be taking it i happened to be take it . or actually forgot to take it in hydroxybutyrate point when right now you know a couple of weeks ago started to get it because i think it's kind of had a lot of good stories and if it's

chile's health minister has announced the capital santiago will be put under lockdown on friday after a surge in the 19 infections $8000000.00 people will no longer be allowed to go outside exceptional essential errands people of the age of 75 across chile have also been ordered to stay home they've been met 2660 new cases in the last day taking the national to more than 34000 a lot america and its embassy in yemen has more from santiago the number of infections has just been going up and up and up and finally the government did what many people had been begging it to do now for the past few weeks and that is to declare a total lockdown here in the capital santiago just so you get an idea in the last 2 weeks the number of infected case of infected people went up 500 percent and that means that the course the hospitals are now practically full running at near capacity the government says that it will be bringing in more ventilators tomorrow there are only about $550.00 still available for patients but the thing the situation is looking quite dire not just in the capital but in other pa

a weeklong walk down and capital has seen streets nearly deserted more than 6000000 people on water santiago have been ordered to stay home food markets and pharmacies are still open but a police permit is slated to go outside health minister burst an easing of restrictions on friday after a sudden rise in infections traceable is monitoring developments across latin america from argentina's capital. the streets of san diego fiend empty as the chilean government tightened the lockdown in the capital city as you just said those above 70 years old were quested to remain in their homes those who wanted to leave their homes need to get a special permits from the police and violators will be fined with thousands of dollars as a hostess also said of the amount of people infected in the country has doubled in this past week and most of those cases are happening in the capital santiago from the very beginning chile implemented a case where they called it a segregated lockdown where they blocked certain neighborhoods that had a larger amount of people that had been infected well that changed today the

toll is not higher over 400 people have lost their lives it is expected to rise we do know that in santiago is largest cemetery already this saturday the people there have been digging graves not only in that in that cemetery but also in other regions because the death toll is expected to rise the pandemic is having a significant impact on world economies iran was in bad shape even before the operate mainly due to years of u.s. sanctions some businesses are now doing everything they can to keep their doors open say it was robbery has more from tehran. more than 83000000 people live in one of the most sanctioned countries in the world domestic brands dominate this big consumer market and how well the tehran stock exchange has been doing in recent years challenges conventional thinking about iran's economy how to the quality of overrule the government intends to support the growth of the stock market this is our approach and we will help this market continue to flourish i say again the government is determined to increase the sales of its shares this is produced positive expectations and will

infections jumped by 60 percent in 24 hours the vast majority of cases in chile in santiago. in turkey children aged 14 and that are being allowed to leave their homes for a few hours today for the 1st time in more than a month the country's elderly population is still subject to curfews. us president donald trump's former campaign chairman paul metaphors has been released from federal prison into home confinement over coronavirus consonants when a ford was deemed a high risk due to age and preexisting medical conditions he is serving a 7 year sentence after being convicted as part of the probe into russian interference in the 26th presidential election. facebook has agreed to pay out over $50000000.00 u.s. dollars to content moderate his who have developed mental health problems on the job affected employees each get up to $50000.00 u.s. dollars for treatment costs the content moderators have to regularly view distressing images as part of their job. the conflict between the majority french speaking government in cameroon and the phone militias is showing no signs of coming

chile's government has ordered a total lockdown of the capital santiago after a spike in corona virus cases infections jumped by 60 percent in 24 hours the vast majority of cases in chile are in santiago. turkey also wants to open up its borders to tourists again the government is considering testing visitors from abroad as part of a plan to open the tourism season next month you know all parks in turkey cities are filled once again with the sound of children playing is the 1st time they've been allowed to leave their homes in 40 days. my god finally free to play outside again for these children in eastham boy it was the most beautiful day in weeks they were allowed to leave their homes for 4 hours after a long a very long time under markdown than ever there i was so bored at home and i missed going outside i want to go in los skating can now make them a visit play jump and run around at home all day sometimes we play songs on you tube and dance but still i get bored a lot too it is so boring at home and i'm on the internet all the time i mean using it too much i might even be a littl

cases infections jumped by 60 percent in 24 hours the vast majority of cases in chile in santiago. now to brazil where the response to the corona virus has been complicated by a conflict between president jalal bolton narrows federal government and the state's regional leaders are enforcing block dollars against the wishes of the president the death toll from the disease is the highest in latin america on a wednesday the country confirmed more than 11000 new cases the large numbers of patients are overwhelming hospitals of undertakers a struggling to bury the many dead. undertakers from the public burial service and now start their day there on their way to pick up the body of a 41 year old man who is believed to have died of covert $1000.00 right now and they're working around the clock to provide burials for brazil's many disadvantaged people the family of the deceased man silva panicked when they found his body in the bathroom his brother is still in shock. or was diabetic he died after a short severe illness with symptoms of covert 19. yes condition worsened within 3 days passe

virus cases infections jumped by 60 percent in 24 hours the vast majority of cases in chile are in santiago. u.s. federal reserve chair jerome powell has warned that the coronavirus pandemic could trigger a prolonged recession in the united states speaking via video link mr powell said that more aid on top of the trillions of dollars already spent would be costly but worth it. meantime the u.k. has seen the highest death toll from covert 1000 in europe over 30000 people have died since the pandemic began a disproportionate number of them from ethnic minorities for example black people in the u.k. are 4 times more likely to die from the coronavirus than caucasians and also among health care workers there's a significantly higher fatality rate for people of color charlotte potts has the details from london. dr this has had enough which is why she came here to downing street to protest even though she's 6 months pregnant she had to fight full protective gear and a hospital because it just wasn't enough. and we had today all the doctors nurses and health care workers. tragically and senselessly

infections jumped by 60 percent in 24 hours the vast majority of cases in chile are in santiago. donald trump's former campaign chairman ford has been released from federal federal prison into home confinement over coronavirus concerns about a 4th was deemed at high risk due to age and preexisting medical conditions he's serving a 7 year sentence after being convicted as part of the probe into russian interference in the 2016 u.s. presidential election. not to brazil where the response to the. coronavirus has been complicated by conflicts between president jalal bulls and federal government and the state's regional leaders in force in lockdowns against the wishes of the president the death toll from the disease is the highest in latin america and on wednesday the country confirmed more than 11000 new cases hospitals are struggling to cope with the large numbers of patients and undertakers struggling to bury the victims. undertakers from the public burial service and now start their day there on their way to pick up the body of a 41 year old man who is believed to have died of cov

jumped by 60 percent in 24 hours the vast majority of cases in chile are in santiago. donald trump's former campaign chairman paul mana ford has been released from federal prison into home confinement over coronavirus concerns about a 4th was deemed at high risk due to his age and preexisting medical conditions he's serving a 7 year sentence after being convicted as part of the probe into russian interference in the 2016 u.s. presidential election. turkey also wants to open its borders to tourists again the government is considering testing visitors from abroad as part of a plan to open the tourism season next month when all parks in turkey cities are filled once again with the sound of children playing it's the 1st time they've been allowed to leave their homes for 30 days 40 days. finally free to play outside again for these children in eastern believe it was the most beautiful day in weeks they were allowed to leave their homes for for alice after a long and very long time under lockdown than i did i was so bored at home and i miss going outside i want to go inside

you see in human al-jazeera santiago. the u.s. president donald trump ours run into trouble with his favored form of communication twitter has labeled 2 tweets all his official account as misleading for the 1st time it refers users to a fact check page and comes amid controversy over another series of tweets about the death nearly 20 years ago let's cross over to mike hanna who has the very latest and it seems that the president is reacting to well at least the 1st of the truth of the tweets. well indeed president trump has tweeted within the last few minutes that twitter is now interfering in the 2020 election he says in a follow up tweet he adds that twitter is eroding your silly saying that his claims about mail in voting are incorrect and he says style that it is stifling free speech and he continues and as president. i will not allow that so certainly a very strong attack on twitter which earlier in the day had put fact checking labels on 2 of his tweets dealing with mail in voting twitter described these as incorrect and put