indonesia. right now we have 3000000. workers and we have to pull. all of this and then from provincial health of israel distribute to the hospital and also the. indonesia. is hot and what about resistance among indignation is that a difficult task i know indonesia was the 1st outside of china to approve an emergency code 1000 vaccine developed by the chinese drug make a scene of iraq despite its low effectiveness does that worry people. it is it is a big problem here indonesia has a stand on the the general population but also how the workers but this is the thing that the government has you. take a pension and then try to. see from me from the guy from the people of indonesia and the other factor that could see some resistance what about how loud vaccines because of your large muslim population. so the hollow is in indonesia especially for the muslims of all the facts seen that we have to take as i should be possibly the certification from the muslim council so all the fact scenes should have

indonesia is one we are watching. the country reported its deadliest day for the pandemic but a silver lining -- the president is set to get the first shot of the vaccine as inoculations kickoff. we are waiting to bring you pictures. ftse up by 1.5%. trading day after a state of emergency was announced yesterday which could lost until august. currently up by 1.4%. the fx space,. a weakness, the yuan rising since march. yuan currently at 644.69. a tad weaker today. rish? rishaad: right. we are looking at events in jakarta where the president is being given the vaccine, kicking off the country mass immunization program. it is also part of that china global rollout but there are concerns about the efficacy of this particular vaccine. let's get more from our asian consumer and health care reporter. why this huge disparity? what do we know? >> that is right. it has been conducting trials with different partners across the world. what we are seeing from these local trials is there publicizing efficacy rates that are complet

a depressingly familiar scene in indonesia, which has a poor aviation safety record. several boats were sent out to search for any signs of the missing plane. some reported finding what looked like debris, but by nightfall, the search had to be called off until morning. translation: we are deeply sorry for what has happened to flight sj182. we hope our prayers can help with the searching process and that everything goes well. the plane disappeared close to where lion air flight 610 crashed two years ago. that exposed flaws in the design of the brand—new boeing 737 max. this flight involved a much older plane, though sriwijaya air says there was no known problems with it. the airline is one of dozens which have proliferated in indonesia in the past 20 years, giving millions access to air travel for the first time but raising worrying questions about safety. jonathan head, bbc news, bangkok. let's get the very latest. rebecca henschke is asia editor for the bbc world service. we have got some new details now, rebecca. that is right, the indonesian authorities say they

in indonesia. it will also help exhilarate economic recovery process. going on the top officials posed for photos after also being inoculated this stage managed and live streamed event is one of several efforts by authorities to boost public confidence in the corona fact shot. the china develop vaccines was given emergency authorization by regulators earlier this week. and indonesia's top religious body approved it as her lao a keyset if occasion in a country with the largest muslim population in the world but tests show the shot has an efficacy rate of between just 50 and 65 percent on the streets of the capital jakarta not everyone is convinced. of as i don't want it myself because i put trust more in traditional medicine in america now alice i have the power i do want the vaccine and the reason is for my immune system. not being vaccinated perhaps the indonesian people will be even stronger against this disease which has become a pandemic. at this moment i refuse it because there is no assurance from the government whether after vaccination we can ha

that number doesn't even give an indication of the covered 19 crisis here in indonesia indonesia's health minister himself has admitted that they have had issues with data collection and with low rates of testing so this 1000000 is really just probably a small number of the actual reality on the ground and stepping away from the numbers you can get a sense of these crisis in this country by talking to doctors who some of them in their long careers of working in the medical system in indonesia say for the 1st time they've been forced to turn away patients simply because there is no room in their intensive care units there's no room in the hospitals the crisis is particularly pronounced here in the capital city but it's also being felt across the most populous island of java and the island of bali as well we've also heard not only from health workers but from grave diggers as well who say that even though the confirmed death toll is 28468 they believe the crisis is much worse they say they've never been busier that they are overworked and we do expect to hear from him in ages health ministe

islands and immunization for indonesia a logistical nightmare. it's the world's largest archipelago. shipping shots to hundreds of millions of citizens spread across more than $17000.00. their keep cool can actually taking a public boat is not an ideal condition for distribution all thanks. to the it's just not safe to carry vaccines in crowded conditions at least in part . from my past. and the countries vaccination campaign is highly controversial it prioritises younger people over the elderly. the government argues that they make up the bulk of the country's workforce they're the breadwinners. critics say they're more vulnerable could lose out. indonesia has topped $1000000.00 coronavirus cases and to clamp down on the soaring infectious rate it's launched one of the world's biggest vaccine drives but its strategy is contentious. the 1st shot in tunisia is national vaccination program president joko widodo getting the jab to inspire confidence among citizens but the plan is already controversial as a prioritises younger people over the elderly

join us indonesia has begun vaccinating its people against covert 19 the world's 4th most populous nation has placed its faith in a vaccine developed by chinese company sino president. became the 1st to receive his. citizens. to vaccinate. to achieve immunity. but trust in the vaccine has been an issue in the majority must the mission of now certify that the vaccine is acceptable. to see what people that thought about the government's campaign. i don't want the vaccine i have more faith in traditional medicine but now. i want to be vaccinated it's for our immune systems. maybe it will make indonesian people more resistant to this disease which has become a pandemic. that. will be out of them alive i won't hesitate to be vaccinated but only if the vaccine is proven effective i want it so we can be healthy and not get infected with co that. i hope that the vaccine is provided free of charge. if it isn't free i hope it will at least be affordable for all citizens. by here infections were decreasing rapidly many people are tired of staying at home hopefully indonesia will get better soon it's

islands and immunization for indonesia a logistical nightmare. it's the world's largest archipelago and shipping shots to hundreds of millions of citizens spread across more than $17000.00. their keep you from actually taking a public boat is not an ideal condition for distribution of vaccines or drugs. oh that's a good thing it's just not safe to carry vaccines in crowded conditions who can let these important. yes. and the countries vaccination campaign is highly controversial it prioritises younger people over the elderly. the government argues that they make up the bulk of the country's workforce they're the breadwinners. critics say they're more vulnerable could lose out. indonesia has dropped 1000000 coronavirus cases and to clamp down on the soaring infection. right it's launched one of the world's biggest vaccine drives but its strategy is contentious. the 1st shot indonesia's national vaccination program president joko widodo getting the jab to inspire confidence among citizens but the plan is already controversial as a prioritises young

now indonesia's food and drug authority say they can't be confident in giving the go ahead but indonesia's elderly population to be vaccinated it is likely that vaccinations for the general population will begin april this year we know that vaccines have already been distributed across the island across provinces and then these vaccinations of health care workers will commence from tomorrow just to washington for the update thanks very much from jakarta. china has reported 150 new create a virus cases the highest daily increase in more than 5 months she states figures are up from 55 cases a day authorities have put 3 cities in have a province under lockdown to curb the spread before the upcoming lunar holiday. and in other news anyone flying to the u.s. will soon need to show proof of a negative test the 19 the measure expounds on a rule ready in place to travelers from the u.k. the centers for disease control say it's trying to stop the spread of the more contagious variants of the virus the new measures take effect on january the 26 but as rob rattles riposte most on julie's talk to sphe

indonesia. right now we have 3000000. workers and we have to pull. all of this and then from. distribute to hospital and also the. indonesia. is hot and what about resistance among indignation is that a difficult task i know indonesia was the 1st outside of china to approve an emergency code 1000 back saying developed by the chinese drug make a scene of iraq despite its low effectiveness does that worry people. it is it is a big problem here in indonesia has a stand on the the general population but also how the workers but this is the thing that the government. take a pension and then try to. see from the gut from the people of indonesia and the other factor that could see some resistance what about how loud vaccines because of your large muslim population. so the hollow is in indonesia especially for the muslims of all the facts seen that we have to take should be possibly the certification from the muslim council so all the fact scenes should have tested by this organisation. thank you very m

. >> across indonesia, the positivity rate is 27%. the w.h.o. standard is 5% to ensure the pandemic can be controlled. correspondent: many have loved ones.o give care for their >> the urgency unit was full -- the emergency unit was full. my parents were sent home with medication. correspondent: out of desperation, ,some families have turned to a local covid-19 data agency to get their relative into a hospital. often it is too late. >> from our cases, one died in the health center, another died in the taxi after being rejected by many hospitals. another died in the hospital because the icu was full. correspondent: despite the rise in cases and deaths, indonesia's president says the situation is under control. >> we are grateful that indonesia is one of the countries that can control this crisis well. correspondent: many health workers criticized the government for failing to properly implement restrictions to stop the spread of the virus, and allowing a crisis to unfold in their hospitals. host: the united states senate sworn in 100 senators to a

this could be a game changer indonesia is an island and actually a local because you can see itself thousands of violins delegated along the equator and on top of the ring effect of volcanoes the so-called ring of fire. we just basically acted until now and it makes us having the biggest get them up in the world approximately 29 go words of potential geothermal power is spread across hundreds of locations on several islands such as java. sumatra and bali but how much is that really 29 go words well and back to the future in the eighty's it took 1.21 gigawatts to travel through time a crazy big number back down. point 25. today $29.00 gigawatts can be expressed as the output per year of $29.00 medium sized nuclear power plants $12340.00 for wind turbines that means potentially more than one 3rd of indonesia's energy capacity could come from geothermal power plants one day it's now still mostly public by coal. 60 it's a press and a holler at the see if it comes from the poor and bad it will mean we have the sweet and missions fund that are called for and it makes the air pollution ice

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at least 35 people were killed and hundreds injured as a powerful earthquake topples buildings in indonesia's soloway cia. you're watching al-jazeera live from doha with me for the back to go also ahead a message just strength to the biden administration north korea and vales a new ballistic missile system capable of being launched from submarine its security concerns in afghanistan after the u.s. reduces job deployment to $2500.00 as agreed on 3 peace deal with the taliban and google is accused of strong arm tactics in australia for blocking out some new sites from its session results. thank you very much for joining us at least 35 people are dead and 600 injured after a magnitude 6.2 earthquake hit the indonesian island us soloway see thousands in the cities of my janey and mahmoud 2 are displaced and authorities are warning of the potential for further aftershocks and a possible tsunami jessica washington break for some jakarta. on the indonesian island of sumatra e.-c. a massive search and rescue effort is underway a 6.2 magnitude earthquake. in the early hours of friday morning struck at

but not all of indonesia's salt is this quality indonesia has the 2nd longest coastline in the world but despite being surrounded by salt water the country still imports millions of tons of salt each year not only but we have got we need to improve the quality of our engineers and solved we need it to be the best quality so that we don't need to buy from abroad the government said a quota of around 3000000 tonnes for industrial salt imports an increase from previous years scientists working with the government's research and technology ministry say they're trying to improve the quality of locally produced salt by using technology to increase sodium chloride contents finally be made not the. bed i believe we need. because we want to make the people farmers become more with . this most important but common say they don't receive enough support there are more than 800 souls farmers in into my youth on the island of java. one farmer showed us inside a warehouse with thousands of kilograms of unsold salt. across this area there are many similar warehouses with bags of salt going to waste.

one of indonesia's most high profile inmates is now a free man abu bakar bashir let go into a prison after more than a decade behind bars he was serving a 15 year sentence for his role in funding a militant training camp in indonesia's northwest and was given sentence productions for good behavior but for many the name abu bakar bashir is a reminder of the worst bomb attack in indonesia in history more than 200 people died when bombs ripped through bali's tourist district at the hands of the group jemaah islamiya bashir was one of the co-founders of the group and its organizational head at the time of the attacks. in 2002 too many was working as a cashier at a popular club in bali and at the end i could hardly stand the pain from the buttons i had to hold on to my intestines i was afraid the inside of my stomach would fall out her burns have healed but her hearing never recovered and she still feels traumatized happy but he said he has done his sentence and that's the role but as a victim i feel so angry in australia memorial sites have been built to honor the 88 australians killed i

if something belongs to indonesia they should return it to indonesia but the repatriation of such a valuable item is complicated the descendants of the sultan say it should be given to them and not to the government jessica washington al-jazeera jakarta. your child is there in the cell rom the reminder of our top stories upsurge in violence in the central african republic is forcing tens of thousands of people to seek shelter in neighboring countries the un refugee agency is warning that the needs of the displaced are mounting an estimated 90000 people have been forced to find safety in the democratic republic of congo less.

across indonesia the positivity right is 27 percent it's hard the w.h.o. standard is 5 percent to ensure that the pandemic can be controlled many have struggled to get care for their loved ones it also must. the emergency unit was full there was a tent for all the positive cases but all the rooms were full so my parents were sent home with medication. out of desperation some families have turned to a local cove a daunting data agency to help them get their relative into a hospital often it is too late. from our cases one died in the health center another died in a taxi after being rejected by many hospitals another died in hospital because the i.c.u. was full. despite the rise in cases and deaths indonesia's president says the situation is under control. we're grateful that indonesia is one of the countries that can control this crisis well that many health workers have criticised the government for failing to properly implement restrictions to stop the spread of the virus and allowing a crisis to unfold in their hospitals jessica washington jakarta. to th

indonesia's safety record not good. sriwijaya, the airline in question, has had a fairly good record but in general we've seen a series of deadly crashes in indonesia. 2018 the lion air crash with no survivors, and then the air asia crashed also with no survivors. they were definitely questions about the boeing 7117 max manufacturing problems there, underlining both those investigation were very serious questions about lax safety in the aviation safety in the aviation sector in indonesia, which is an archipelago nation, so people have to fly to get around and yet they can't do that safely, so a lot of pressure now on the government to do a full investigation and to come up with some answers. rebecca, thank you very much for that. allies of president trump have condemned twitter‘s decision to close his account, as "an attack on free speech". the social media firm said it had removed his profile, because of the risk of further incitements to violence following the storming of the us congress on wednesday. 0ur north amer

if something belongs to indonesia they should return it to indonesia but the repatriation of such a valuable item is complicated the descendants of the sultan say it should be given to them and not to the government jessica washington al-jazeera jakarta. this is all to say that these are the top stories 25000000 people have now been infected with corona virus in the united states the country is the worst affected by the pandemic that comes less than a week after it recorded 400000 deaths as although has more on the reaction from washington d.c. .

indonesia begins. with a chinese vaccine. and whether people will trust. issues. and declares it imagine seeing. welcome to. you could join us indonesia has begun vaccinating its people against covert 19 the world's 4th most populous nation has placed its faith in a vaccine developed by chinese companies sign novak president. became the 1st to receive his 2 those are the prescribed vaccinations are free for all citizens. to vaccinate at least 2 thirds of the population to achieve immunity. but trust in the vaccine has been an issue in the majority muslim nation clerics have now certified that the vaccine is acceptable reporters went out on bond on west java to see what people that thought about the government's campaign. i don't want the vaccine i have more faith in traditional medicine. i want to be vaccinated it's for our immune systems. maybe it will make indonesian people more resistant to this decease which has become a pandemic. the. probability of them all i won't hesitate to be vaccinated but only if the vaccine is proven effective i want it so we can be h

aviation observers in indonesia. has a good track record on safety the boeing 737500 plane was at least 26 years old but some experts say its history of maintenance is more important and their track record before it descriptively. incidents accidents is almost nil many indonesians have been separated from their families since the start of the pandemic and these people in pontianak have been eagerly awaiting the arrival of their relatives on the flights around having been in a car i was joking in saying that when she arrives we can eat saute together she replied that we would eat tofu my favorite meal also but instead of a family reunion they now face a painful tragedy jessica washington al-jazeera jakarta at least 11 people have been killed in 2 landslides in indonesia's west java province seconds hit while crews were evacuating people on rescuers are among the victims the landslides have been taken ites have taken out it's a bridge and several routes make you difficult to bring in heavy taking equipments . recovery

——in 2008. it is quite a big blow to indonesia --in 2008. indonesia as you mentioned there, the safety record of the aviation industry has been in question so industry has been in question so when people fly, do they worry about that in indonesia? is it something people talk about? i think indonesians are worried about it but as i mentioned before, in 2008 there has been a perspective that the security and the safety has been better so it's quite shocking for us. i think this accident happened and we still wait for what the government's move and commitment to better this situation. callistasia wijaya, thank you so much. moving on to other news. scientists and senior public health officials in the uk are warning that despite the lockdown, even tougher restrictions are needed in england to curb the surge in coronavirus cases, hospital admissions and deaths. government figures show that since the pandemic began, more than 80,000 people in the uk have died within 28 days of a positive covid—i9 test. 0ur health correspondent katharine da costa

would you expect indonesia to call in regional oi’ indonesia to call in regional or international help in its investigation? typically it does, in fact, investigation? typically it does, infact, it leans investigation? typically it does, in fact, it leans on australia quite a lot. australia's casa, our regulator, has done extensive work with the indonesians, and certainly the standard of investigation in indonesia and oversight in indonesia is much, much higher than it has been in the past. but they still do called in experts, and of course at the same time, you are going to get boeing involved in this. you will get cfm, the french american conglomerates that build the engines, they will be involved. so you will go to quite a few international players involved in this investigation, simply because they owned the airline —— aircraft, or they owned the engines. jeffrey thomas, thank you so much. my pleasure. as the trump administration enters its final days in office, the secretary of state, mike pompeo, has announced that the us is lifting long—standing restrictions on its relatio

if something belongs to indonesia they should return it to indonesia but the repatriation of such a valuable item is complicated the descendants of the sultan say it should be given to them and not to the government jessica washington al-jazeera jakarta. this is i'll just say that these are the top stories a surge in violence in central african republic forcing tens of thousands of people to skate across the border the un refugee agency says the fleeing people desperately need help the physical location in which this refugees i write is that are vast. 3 problems is. basically very very.

this could be a game changer indonesia is an island archaeological because you can see itself thousands of violins delegated along the equator and on top of the ring the effect of volcanoes the so-called ring of fire. we just say cynically acted until now and it makes us having the biggest get them up in the world approximately $29.00 gigawatts of potential geothermal power is spread across hundreds of locations on several islands such as java so levy see sumatra and bali but how much is that really 29 go words well in back to the future in the eighty's it took 1.21 gigawatts to travel through time a crazy big number back down. point was. today $29.00 ve got what's can be expressed as the output per year of $29.00 medium sized nuclear power plants $12340.00 for wind turbines that means potentially more than one 3rd of indonesia's energy capacity could come from geothermal power plants one day it's now still mostly public by coal. 62 press and a holler at the city comes from the poor prime bad in a shack we have this week and the shins on that are called parkland and it makes the air pol

indonesia locates the black boxes from a passenger jet that crashed the edge of carter after a tree being human remains and debra from the sea. dozens of dead and dozens more still missing after a ferry capsized while crossing a river in the democratic republic of congo. and 3 months are she was freed from prison by protesters nationalist souther jumper of except for a landslide victory in kyrgyzstan the presidential election. we begin in the united states where senate leader chuck schumer is warning that the threat of violence from maine is high after the storming of congress by supporters of president trump joe biden is judy to be inaugurated in washington in 10 days time which could provide another potential flash point it comes as the democrats continue to draft new articles of impeachment against donald trump and more details are also merging of what of wednesday's dramatic events on capitol hill patty cohen as more now from washington. this video obtained by the washington post shows just how few police officers there were to keep rioters some armed with restraints and weapons from

imo i maryam namazie and london you're watching al-jazeera also coming up on the program indonesia locates the black boxes from a passenger jet that crashed near jakarta after retrieving human remains and debris from the scene. there are fears hundreds might have drowned when a ferry capsized while crossing a river in the democratic republic of congo. and 3 months after he was freed by prison from prison by protesters nationalists other jumper all of that is on course for a landslide victory in carrick astounds presidential election. we begin in the united states where democratic leader chuck schumer is warning that the threat of violence remains high after the storming of congress by supporters of president donald trump joe biden is due to be inaugurated in washington d.c. in 10 days time which could potentially provide another flash point for protests she says he's urged the f.b.i. director to relentlessly pursue the perpetrators to avoid a repeat of wednesday scenes in the coming weeks it comes as the democrats continue to draft new articles of impeachment against president trump as sti

it's constantly under review because there are concerns over the safety culture in indonesia, for its air travel sector, oversight and failures in following up with maintenance, and time and time again when indonesia suffers and aviation incident, often those contributors play a pa rt often those contributors play a part in what is ultimately an incident that ends up in indonesians losing lives, because of this safety culture in the aviation sector that is co nsta ntly in the aviation sector that is constantly under global concern. so we are speaking about a part of the world that isn't in line with others when it comes to aviation safety, but specifically, for this airline, it is operating a 737, an aircraft in use all over the globe, and this specific airline had the highest rating of global aviation safety from the indonesian authorities. so it is their own analysis on the safety record of this airline, but it did have a rating of category a, indonesians believe this airline was safe. this was a boeing plane. how will this affect the plane that had to do with those two crushes of a

a boeing 737, believed to be carrying around 60 people, has gone missing after take—off in indonesia. donald trump is banned permanently from twitter because of concerns his tweets could incite more violence. democrats reveal the draft of a new impeachment resolution against donald trump — the president elect accuses him of inciting an insurrection and endangering the security of the us. he has been an embarrassment to the country. embarrassed us around the world. not worthy to hold that office. at least three people are reported to have died in spain as a result of flooding and heavy snow. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. in the last hour buckingham palace has confirmed that both the queen and the duke of edinburgh have been vaccinated against covid—19. royal sources say the jabs were administered by a household doctor at windsor castle, though we've have not been told which vaccination they received. it's being reported that the decision to release the news was made by the queen so as prevent any inaccuracies or further speculation. our royal correspondent nicholas witche

if something belongs to indonesia they should return it to indonesia but the repatriation of such a valuable item is complicated the descendants of the sultan say it should be given to them and not to the government jessica washington al-jazeera jakarta. a quick check of the headlines here on the al-jazeera mexico's president under his manual lopez obrador has tested positive for covert 19 the 6 to 7 year old says he's being treated for mild symptoms and will continue to work in the presidential palace mexico has the world's 4th highest death toll. the biden administration is reimposing of entry badnaam most non us citizens who have been in countries with highly contagious.

if something belongs in the nature they should return it to indonesia but the repatriation of such a valuable item is complicated the descendants of the sultan say it should be given to them and not to the government jessica washington al-jazeera jakarta. time for a quick check of the headlines on the al-jazeera mexico's president and that is not the lopez obrador has tested positive the covered 19 the 67 year old says he's being treated for mild symptoms and will continue to work from the presidential palace mexico has.

and it hasn't been pretty, particularly in indonesia. not just in 1965 following the coup when nearly 2 million ethnic chinese were slaughtered within six weeks. but more recently, even four years ago in jakarta, i was taken through a neighborhood that was fire bombed and burned out four years ago in anti-chinese riots, and they still have not demoll ifishing and -- demolished and rebuilt those buildings. anyway, i'm getting a little bit away from steve's question. there's no natural -- you know, that's really a good question, steve. of there's no natural strong american ally in most of these ten countries. and i argue in the book including vietnam. vietnam may be at one end of my spectrum, but the vietnamese are slow-walking the relationship with the united states particularly in the defense realm. if you talk to the u.s., to the pentagon and to the u.s. defense attaches in that now, they will -- hanoi, they will quickly tell you the vietnamese are putting the brakes on the defense relationship with the u.s. they allow one shipment per

because record became the face of the 2002 bali bombings is released from prison in indonesia stirring grief and anger among the relatives of the victims. and how to cope at 19 and low prices are brewing trouble for colombia's coffee harvest. democratic party leaders in the united states say they're prepared to impeach president donald trump over the riots at the capitol late on thursday he finally condemned the mob that stormed the building and said there would be a peaceful transfer of power but for many it's too little too late and that are growing calls for him to be removed from office shortly we're going to get the latest on the push to remove trump with alan fischer who's at the white house for us but 1st cable elizondo reports. more than 24 hours after his supporters right at the u.s. capitol donald trump twitter video finally condemned the violence that shocked the nation to those who engage in the acts of violence and destruction you do not represent our country and for the 1st time and in a dramatic shift in tone the u.s. president acknowledged he lost the election a new adm

indonesia's south kalimantan province on the island of borneo heavy rain has lashed these villages and towns for days tens of thousands of people have been evacuated some choosing to stay put fallacy to one has been sleeping outside his house for nearly a week it's the 1st time he's experienced a flood but when they get banged up on was it not with that i have to stay here to look after my belongings people might steal them night also i have to watch in case the electricity short circuits flooding is common in indonesia during the monsoon season but this year 11 of the 13 districts in some time have been inundated some for the 1st time ever been through imam i need help the basics like food we cannot work right now and my husband hasn't been able to work because of covert 19 evacuation centers are operating around affected areas but volunteers say their resources are stretched they would want to get much out of that but we need blankets for the elderly we only have 3 we need food for them and for the toddlers were also lacking medicine. some of those here are suffering from diarrhea an

government to execute the 1st woman in almost 70 years indonesia launches in mass vaccination drive to curb southeast asia's worst outbreak of the coronavirus. we treated women exceptionally bad. we treated children exceptionally bad a litany of abuse and neglect a new report in islands mother and baby home says there are 9000 children who lost their lives. thank you for joining us in just a few hours the u.s. house of representatives is set to launch its 2nd bid to impeach donald trump it's already called on the vice president to remove trump from power following the assault on the capital last week but even before the vote was passed penn said he wouldn't move against the president mike hanna has the latest from washington the resolution is that that without jack should the most or reconsider is laid on the table ultimately this appeared to be an exercise in futility as expected given the democrat majority in the house the motion was passed but there's only after the vice president stated he would not invoke the 25th amendment and remove president trump from office in a letter to the

and indonesia has to be looked at as the most important country and i'm interested on your reflection with indonesia and thailand are the two countries in which military evil in the political process has been a major factor in their political development. and in dealing with these countries talking to the military you have a different attitude in terms of their willingness to be aligned as compared to leadership. to make serious policy misjudgments. and then to establish a closer relationship with the country by ignoring the political attitudes. did you encounter this with your time and southeast asia? >> thank you very much for your last question but also in the region is a start off by saying that those that are not as deeply knowledgeable as china and southeast asia as you. but just to pick up and respond and hold the conversation, to your last point about the military and the civilians at one point and then try to swing the philippines toward china for the first time ever in history and by a single actor i have found in my visits he did this on his own there is very little push fr

well search teams are dealing with limited visibility of course it's dark now in indonesia there's also heavy rain in the affected areas so far we have heard that at least 8 people are dead in the city of 26 in the city of we know that there are 15 evacuation centers currently operating some residents in the city of mahmoud you are seeking shelter in the governor's residence we also have heard from authorities that they do have adequate food generators supplies for children and infants within those evacuation centers this is been a difficult week for indonesia with flooding and probably months on with a plane crash with 62 people on board with landslides in west java and now this latest disaster now on a national level resources for search and rescue all stretched this is a difficult time for indonesia but at a provincial level of authority say they are used to dealing with these natural disasters and are confident that they will be able to reach those in need. all right thank you very much for that update from jakarta well gentlemen is an earthquake scientists working for the interview

a boeing 737, believed to be carrying around 60 people, has gone missing after take—off in indonesia. donald trump is banned permanently from twitter because of concerns his tweets could incite more violence. democrats reveal the draft of a new impeachment resolution against donald trump — the president elect accuses him of inciting an insurrection and endangering the security of the us. he has been an embarrassment to the country. embarrassed us around the world. not worthy to hold that office. and snow in spain leaves hundreds of drivers trapped in their cars as roads are blocked and madrid airport remains closed. hello and welcome to bbc news. breaking news from our world correspondence just in the last couple of minutes. —— royal correspondent. buckingham palace at has announced that the queen who is 94 and the duke of edinburgh who is 99 have today received their covid—19 vaccinations. these were administered at windsor by a doctor in the royal household. the decision to release the news was made by her majesty and there will be no additional comment. so it isjust a one l