will ship an oxygen production plant off to india. let's bring in lester here he is a member of the german parliament representing the opposition free democrats the f.t.p. serving on the hawks foreign affairs committee mr lector thank you very much for being with us germany is sending a letter to be received mr martin great to have you germany is sending some emergency aid to india to help battle the covert 19 crisis do you think the government is doing enough. well actually you'll see that the u.k. and u.s. aid already doing things. they already send. medical supplies to india and we still organizing it that's not correct on such and such a critical situation like in india so in the past you've accused german government of being too slow and bureaucratic in delivering aid in emergency situations it sounds like you're saying the same thing now why do you think that is well actually as they are wanting out of supplies now in india and we all know about sequential situation the fall of the health system down bambino what it means how sy

but things have gone so much worse in india why is that. the thing numbered in here is that right now the government is looking for reasons to divert the mind of the people at the end of the e.p.a. looking at these. ringback is. meant. that is the only election oddly into that you have a religious gathering and 2 events releases in just. a few. but i think i'm not in the camilla sort of just the fact that the government is still a nationalist government and elections or is. it about what's happening so . i'm minister of a country like india should have nor should it actually. has its own way in that long i me actually leave me be there was a even if i'm given so many way to get money quote there was no it's been what i think i know it madigan needs to be is to me change again. i think. is the question. is if somebody will come back probably the bigger man let me ask paris whether he thinks people are going to call for it. and also you have both made it clear that the impact of this crisis is being felt not only by the poorest as during the

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this is a difficult one because india a lot of countries do depend on india for their axioms so. when there's a slowdown in the distribution of vaccines around the world it's going to allow more cases of this these to develop then and this is and as i said before this is the end game this is where we need to vaccinate as many people as possible as fast as possible so that we can reduce the number of people that died from and that reduce the number of people that get severe disease from covert so it's it's absolutely crucial and i don't know it's very complicated to set up vaccine manufacturing because it requires a global supply chain it was a lot of quality assurance so it's not easy to be able to cut the slack from from the manufacturing in india. from your point of view the fact that the serum institute is not able to meet its commitments when it comes to the kovacs initiative the fact that so many developing countries are counting on these vaccines from india how concerned are you about you know what the situation is in india and how that will affect the rest of the world. re

your talking about the institute of india. the serum institute of india is the world's largest maker of vaccines, and the head of the institute has asked joe biden on twitter to lift the u.s. embargo on exporting raw materials needed to make covid vaccines. that you has also tightened restrictions. how much is that having an impact on the manufacturing of vaccines in india? >> it has a huge impact. the embargo in itself is going to play a huge role in helping us, and aiding us to ramp up the production of vaccines. that is the plan reason why he chose to tweet about such a sensitive topic. even biden should realize that at this juncture, we should put aside our political differences and help each other in combating this pandemic outsourcing and in sourcing raw materials is going to help us enhance our production. as the doctor mentioned, by september, i said i am not worried about production. i am worried more about transmission. that does not defy the fact that we need to ramp up production as well. right now, we are vaccinat

india has the. there are concerns that if you do not acknowledge a problem you cannot solve it. trust government by british indians will follow golf you gave in moscow they will respond to restrictions. but the trust and meant to mean very diminishing so a lot of political discourse in this country well people are only entrenched into that so what's the government or those who criticize and oppose it now or more and more gifty or doesn't the government also question what exactly happened how can it get. that's affecting everything. you're watching a special edition of india's crisis still to come in the program researchers around the world are trying to find out. just how deadly is it can be done to prevent it spread. the coronavirus pandemic is having a massive impact on the system the mental health impact on people who are not sick with the virus we speak with young indians trying to cope. and dozens of countries around the world including the u.k. the u.s. and russia sending aid to india planes c

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but things have gone so much worse in india why is that. the thing numbered in you is that right now the government is looking for reasons to dive in the mind of the people at the end of each looking at it. is. meant. to give the full meaning election day or 2 into that you have a religious gathering and 2 if you want releases in just. a few. i think i'm not sure what melissa to say that the government is still a national government and elections or is. it ok to want what's happening so. a minister of a country like india should have known he should have actually asked. him why invest it in the long run i mean he actually leaves money there was a even if i'm given. money where did that money call it was no is being what i think i know is in medicaid and there needs to be a system will change it again. i think it is the question. is if it will come back probably the government let me ask paris whether he thinks people are going to call for it. and also you have both made it clear that the impact of this crisis is being felt not only by the p

india emerge a weaker nation geopolitically. i'd say that's probably unlikely at the end of the day mark the world's live on india or pharmaceuticals and for and will ultimately rely on them for the vaccines . and so i think that you know there have been mistakes that have been made unquestionably and there's tremendous suffering as a result of that domestically. and it was it's going to be a painful several weeks enormously painful several weeks to get through all this but on on the others other side of that i think indian manufacturing production on these essential treatments will increase and ultimately india will play a very big role in helping the world to overcome the coronavirus and will probably write itself geo strategically as as it does that professor manu bhagavan from the city university of new york professor we appreciate your time in your valuable insights tonight thank you thank you thank you for having me why has the cove in 1000 crisis worsens in india the united states a global hotspot until just a few months

the real carnage is unfolding in india and no one is happening in rural india. there are no doctors. it is a class problem, a problem between cities and rural india. there has always been up crisis of health care in india, but never has it been so acutely divided as it is now. every day there are at least 1000 just been reported from rural india and the government is not reporting them as covid deaths because these people have no access to testing. if there's no access to testing, they do not go to the hospital. the government counts them -- nermeen: could you talk about what the modi government said it will do to respond to the crisis, including, as you point out, the conspicuous absence of the most urgently needed medical supplies, including, of course, oxygen? >> the modi government, into speech the last time he said he would make sure oxygen reaches every part of the cotry. you will be able to solve the problem when you acknowledge the problem. the debt mortality rate they say is only 0.03% and is much less so than the rest of the world, but if you don't --

india. kovacs and has to be administered in 2 doses 6 weeks after the 1st vaccination it offers protection of 78 percent. a 3rd indian vaccine is awaiting approval psycho vigil come onto the market from mid may. bush will this be enough to vaccinate against the pandemic in india. the big question. is chairperson of the center of social medicine and community health and john howard are in there a university in new delhi he joins us now so good to have you that's a nation obviously seen as the only way out of the pandemic is it also the only way out of the crisis in india. no the current crisis is really of providing clinical care of providing intensive care to very large numbers of being able to maintain infrastructure and supply chains that really is the cut in prices also a very large requirement of human resources. that clearly is is what's the burning problem now that's initial of course is crucial but next the nation is not going to address this problem in the short run which is a few we

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he runs a medical charity in india. he has been taking hundreds of calls from patients in rural areas. >> it is so frightening. they say dr., save our life. my mother is gasping in order to breathe. >> health experts say the peak is weeks away and fear that case numbers could triple. there is a lot of suffering going on in india at the moment. what do your projection say for how long this will continue? >> it is a lot of suffering. every family is grieving because someone in every family has died. the projections are another three to four weeks before we see a peak. i have no idea how the system is going to hold. >> these fires are people burning. mothers and fathers, brothers and sisters, friends and colleagues. how many more lives will be terminated and could more have been done to save them? katty: the images coming out of india are terrible and the situation has not gone unnoticed by the white house. here is what jen psaki said today. >> at india's request, we will provide oxygen and related supplies. the department

chief as described india's escalating covert 1000 crisis as beyond heartbreaking india has again reported well over 300000 new infections but a 6 day in a row nearly 35000 people have died in april. and the world health organization says it's doing everything it can to surprise support to india the u.s. u.k. european nations saudi arabia and turkey are sending emergency aid and the 1st batch of russia suspect that the vaccine will reach india on saturday. a rebel group in myanmar says it's captured and burned down an army base near the tiny border the outpost lies in an area controlled by the killer in the national union fighting between the rebels and the military has increased since february. ukraine's president of a lot to me as a linsky says he expects to meet a russia's vladimir putin soon tension between the 2 nations has been escalating in recent weeks russia closed access to the car straight on saturday and amassed large numbers of troops and ukraine's border before pulling back just right for this update on the situation for money a poll in ukraine. ukraine's president followed m

haslinda: speaking of india, we know that india imports almost all of its oil needs. how does this covid crisis threaten the global oil recovery? stephen: they are the third biggest buyer and we are already seeing according to sources that demand this month will drop 20% for crude and crude products. that is a large chunk of the oil markets. what we could see going forward is more buyers in india deciding to lower run rates at refineries because people are not consuming gasoline because they are not traveling. every day, we see india hit a new world record for the amount of covid cases. it is a tragedy -- deaths are rising and there is very little end in sight according to the oil traders we are talking to. looking at the third biggest oil consumer having such a large crisis and imports dropping this month and potentially dropping more into may and june, that puts a huge bearish implement his asian -- implementization into the market. david: one aspect of what could happen and we are watching closely with this developing story in india. coming up, we are talking morni

india and america have a long—standing relationship, in the same way that india and the uk does. he was a place the uk can also be hopeful. and if we work closely with the indian government to do these things, i think it will be helpful for india and america and the uk have plenty of capacity to both do this in india and manage the situation at home. i don't think you need to make a trade—off here. think you need to make a trade-off here.— trade-off here. so, no trade-off _ trade-off here. so, no trade-off and - trade-off here. so, no trade-off and you - trade-off here. so, no trade-off and you are | trade-off here. so, no - trade-off and you are domestic trade—off and you are domestic that the could be help being sent to india. one of the interesting things is india itself is a centre for vaccine production. so people will be surprised, why does it need much help in that area? can you explain some of the bottlenecks or problems?— or problems? absolutely. we hear from _ or problems? absolutely. we hear from the _ or problems? absolutely. we hear from the indian - or probl

this is g w news live from berlin tonight another tragic pandemic record in india the death toll from cope at 19 has passed 200000 across the country infection numbers are rising and the crisis is being compound by shortages of oxygen and medical supplies and hospital staff also coming up tonight greeting the u.s. president on foreign policy we dissect joe biden's 1st 100 days in office and look at the most pressing challenges facing his white house and the world also coming up german chancellor angela merkel presses china on human rights and expresses concern over beijing's treatment of muslim minorities and democracy activists plus talks over a divided on you and international negotiators struggling to reach consensus over the future of cyprus. it's good to have you with us the coronavirus pandemic is showing no mercy for india today the 1000 death toll in india surpassed the 200000 mark the country continues to report record high numbers of new infections medical aid has from abroad has begun arriving as hospitals struggle to cope with. shortages of staff in supplies including oxyg

and this weekend india's air force collected oxygen containers from singapore. delhi bureau chief cheema joins us now for more on the dire situation in india. we're seeing so much suffering across the country and our report of course just shows a very small picture of the devastating situation how did things get to this point 900 succession many people are asking themselves here in india you know india relatively well the 1st wave in this pandemic the numbers of infections that started winning dramatically the vaccine drive had kicked up by the beginning of the year and then created a false sense of security both within the public as well as the authorities you know politicians and governments going to distract it by a series of elections with huge campaign trannies then you have these big religious gatherings with those elements of social distancing and all the potential of getting it to suit what spread to events that sent the wrong message to the people themselves became complacent and even casual and then came the 2nd wave with its variance its move mutants

serum institute of india has asked u.s. president joe biden on twitter to lift the u.s. embargo on exporting raw materials needed to make over $1000.00 vaccines the e.u. has also tighten restrictions around vaccine imports how much is all of that having an impact on the manufacturing of vaccines in india cars has a huge and impact i mean the embalming point itself right now if if if at this point it is lifted up it is going to play a huge huge role in helping us and it in us to ramp up the production of vaccines and i think that is the plenary this was why he chose to tweet about such a sensitive topic and i think even by didn't was you know he should realize that at this juncture we should keep aside our political differences and help each other in combating this pandemic because you know outsourcing and insourcing raw materials from these places are embargo has been implemented is really going to help us and hence our production be as doctors and their mentioned we eat by september that's good 3 months from now the i said

the situation at a border town of reflects what's happening in india and i call it many india. if the same thing replicates in a densely populated city like come on do the situation would become much more difficult. than the. vaccine efforts in the himalayan state are complicating the situation about 7 percent of the pulse population have so far received a shot. of a country struggling to procure more doses as it relies on supplies from india. their authorities have prioritized their own needs as the situation runs out of control. that could soon be the case in nepal if the trend continues in kathmandu the health system is already stretched people are struggling to find hospital beds for their sick family members. that. were brought into the hospital in a number once as he was facing briefing difficulties the doctors haven't attended to him. everyone's busy. busy and worried as the more infectious variants also hit young people and children harder than before. it's a crisis that's set to become worse here before any improvements. and last week former king and his queen deciples

this is the deadly news live from perth in india as inoculation drive crumbles long queues for a vaccine that doesn't count several states run out and does its country is battling a record breaking spiking 19 infections and deaths also coming up at least $45.00 players did and many more critically injured after a stampede at a jewish festival described the 1st big religious gathering to be held since the government lifted some coronavirus districts. i'm anthony howard welcome to the program india has set a daily global record of new coronavirus cases every day for more than a week now with an average of nearly 350000 infections that the deaths of nearly tripled in the past 3 weeks but most experts are convinced the numbers are still being under reported international relief if it has been stepped up but many indians still struggling to find medical supplies including oxygen and the white for vaccines continues. in the southwest indian state of carolina they wait. wait for a vaccine that doesn't come. stuff that they send to a ready. but they have nothing to give. them so for now i would

in rural india. nermeen: you've set a little bit about why this latest wave is so devastating, but could it have been anticipated giv the fact the last -- when the pandemic began in india, it was not as widespread? can you talk in particular about the variance in the newest variant of covid-19 that we know of which originated in the state in which you are right now? >> the b 161 strain which has been detected in india in four different states is responsible for the higher rate of infection. this was first detected in october. not really sure if it is linked to the severity of the cases. experts any epidemics have told me it is reason infection is spreading at such a high rate, impacting a lot of young and middle-aged populations, which is why they're losing their lives. october -- genome sequencing. if the government of india had spent some resources and we had adequate genome sequencing, we could have possibly avoided the situation. but that is the problem with this government. despite the fact we h

in india and. the head of germany's infectious disease agency says bilin must help india curb the spread of coffee 19 supposed to meet this pandemic will stay with us for a long time and it can always come back to us as long as not enough people are vaccinated and that's why we have to keep our eyes on the development in all the countries. the 1st lot of aid will be sent to india on saturday the lynas think it's coming not a moment too soon. mind out of this and germany is a rich country if we can afford it why shouldn't we help others. then isn't a don't have the possibility to do what is needed and it's right to help. india has received offers of support for me at least 14 more countries next wednesday germany will ship in oxygen production plant off to india. let's bring in leicester here he is a member of the german parliament representing the opposition free democrats the f.t.p. serving on the talks foreign affairs committee mr lester thank you very much for being with us germany is sending a

catastrophic for india but the fact is india is also the world's largest vaccine maker it's considered the pharmacy of the world and many developing countries are counting on india to provide them with kovan $1000.00 vaccines so what's happening in india beyond just being catastrophic for india is also catastrophic for the rest of the world isn't it. yes that's absolutely true this 1st of all is an absolute tragedy for india it's the kind of situation that all of us wanted to avoid the all of the measures that we're trying to do with public health and with vaccinations so so i think the devastation that we're seeing in india is going to affect their vaccine supply for the world almost half the world is getting back scenes from india especially a lot of the lower income and middle income countries including some of the. western countries as well to do so so i think at this stage in the pandemic it's absolutely crucial that we vaccinate our population in the vaccinate them and fast as we can so that these variants can spread in different parts of the world so so having any reduction in t

india thank you in. and we'll have much more on the situation in india for you coming up in our special coverage in about an hour from now for now as we look at so let's 1st look at some other developments in the pandemic there are reports that health officials in germany and france have detected the 1st cases of the coronavirus variant 1st found in india worldwide cases of the virus about surpassed 150000000 more than 3000000 of those infected have diet the u.k. is temporarily reducing its foreign aid by about 30 percent due to the economic impact of the pandemic and thailand is imposing a 14 day quarantine rule for people arriving from abroad isolation periods were recently relaxed to help revive the country's tourism industry. meanwhile in turkey the country has entered its strictest since the start of the pandemic as it fights its own battle with soaring coated 9000 cases and deaths people have been ordered to stay at home for nearly 3 weeks only allowed to go outside for grocery shopping and other e

i to the virus which is now spreading across india-_ across india. i have lost my four immediate _ across india. i have lost my four immediate family _ across india. i have lost my four immediate family members - across india. i have lost my four l immediate family members within across india. i have lost my four - immediate family members within a very short period of six months of time. i am very short period of six months of time. iam really, really hurt. iam speechless, and when i go to talk to my friends and family here, i am unable to even go for a walk. i walk about 10,000 steps a day minimum, three orfour times a about 10,000 steps a day minimum, three or four times a day, about 10,000 steps a day minimum, three orfour times a day, but about 10,000 steps a day minimum, three or four times a day, but since this thing happened, it has broken me down. , ., this thing happened, it has broken me down. , . , this thing happened, it has broken me down. , ., , ., me down. others are praying for loved ones _ me down. others are praying for loved ones

it’s terms of the aid you are trying to provide for india?— provide for india? it's a very difficult situation, _ provide for india? it's a very difficult situation, a - provide for india? it's a very difficult situation, a very - provide for india? it's a very l difficult situation, a very fluid situation. 0urteams difficult situation, a very fluid situation. 0ur teams in india already supplied some of these oxygen concentrators, and we have been sourcing much more aid, not just oxygen but also other supplies like emergency meals man may be support for the people who are on the roads, on the streets, who can't get admittance to hospital. right now, from the uk, we've released a furtherfunding. we now, from the uk, we've released a further funding. we will develop 200 oxygen concentrators within india. they should be with us in the next day or two. we are also looking at importing some of these oxygen concentrators from abroad to our teams in the uk have been working very hard the last 24—hours and have identified suppliers who can work with those in transport

india was a big exporter of vaccine. the private company that produced them, we spoke about them before, is producing the astrazeneca for many countries. it was due to supply some to the european union, to the uk, to africa, to covax, the scheme for poorer countries, and it had to default on those commitments because the government has clamped down on exports. the implication is not only if there are fewer vaccine doses available, but if this disease is rampant again and ready to come back, we have had cases in the uk which is why travel has been banned from india, the implications internationally for a country as populous as india going into this level of infection are really quite worrying, aren't they? yes. for india, itself, this idea that there is a difference between the economy and public health, in the long run it's not true. if you don't have the public health crisis solved, the economy does suffer, even if it may be enough to get him over the line for this particular election, india has stored up a gigantic pro

president joe biden says his country will help india just as india helped america for the worst moments of its break as chief medical advisor dr anthony fauci says equipment will be delivered saying there's discussions about really ramping up what we can do on the ground oxygen supply is drugs test.

providing to india. india requested assistance in the following forum they asked for oxygen oxygen devices like concentrators generators and cylinders and antiviral medicines as well as ventilators upon the receiving such a request we can immediately activated of civil protection mechanism we reached out to all member states of the opinion and we have received extremely generous into quick response by now more than half of e.u. member states have already offered assistance on these particular items that india requested what about vaccines scientists are saying that india also requires vaccines is the e.u. planning to send vaccines to india. india has so far not requested vaccines from the european union super the action mechanism works in the manner that we respond to specific request in the specifically question india so far has not yet included big cities is there a plan within the european union that if india water request for vaccines vaccines would be readily available from the e.u. . i would not ex

to india on tuesday he met to indian foreign minister. both sides are keen to expand cooperation in what's become known as the pacific region cooperation in the maritime domain is an essential part of the relationship as was evident in the recently concluded naval exercise a ruse which so french an indian naval vessels on maneuvers with those from other nations. and joining me now is former indian ambassador to france rockish seward he's gotten 3 distinguished fellow at the think tank the observer he starts foundation in demi a masters who'd welcome not foreign minister trans visit he's in the wider context of the so called into pacific region what does france expect from india. france's. i think the 1st of the european countries that has because of its longstanding presence in the bullet's the indian ocean as well as in the pacific because of its overseas territories i'm talking about the french polynesian islands and the new caledonia in this effect and i'm talking of the reunion islands in the western indian ocean therefore france is o

will help india just as india help america for the worst moments of its outbreak. and soldiers loyal to somalia's president have been fighting with troops opposed to him accountable look at issues parliament recently voted to extend. the life for mothers turn untold so often as a new election story. the commander of foreign forces in afghanistan general scott miller says u.s. and nato troops have started their final withdrawal u.s. president biden wants all combat soldiers out by september the 11th 20 years after the $911.00 attacks charleville assessment. speaking to afghan journalists at the nato base in kabul us gen scott miller describes the beginning of the aid for foreign troops in afghanistan ever ferocious are now preparing to retrograde. the notification they will be the 1st to make. the same time as we start taking our local actions we've already begun the proof of the departure can be found at this kandahar the scrap heap the yarn another proud recipient of unwanted or broken equipment from kandahar airfield a key american base over the last 20 years. th

and india's health care heroes." earlier i spoke to professor ashish jah, the dean of brown university school of public health. i asked him if the us should be doing more to help india? yes, india is obviously in a very difficult situation. and there is a lot that the whole world can be doing, and focusing on the united states, there is a lot we can do on shoring up the public health response, improving testing, more high—quality masks, a lot on the healthcare response, improving access to medicine and oxygen. and then of course vaccinations, and the us has an ample supply of vaccinations right now and could be giving away some to india without compromising vaccination supply here at home. that is interesting. how likely do you think that is to happen? if the administration... they are certainly aware there is a crisis and i think they are feeling pressure to act. the good news is right now that there is plenty of vaccine, so they can make decisions without worrying about cutting off supply to americans. i believe

cases sore to record high in india. with more than 12 .6 million confirmed coronavirus cases, india has the world through highest caseload after the united states and brazil. on sunday, the head of the public-private gavi alliance, which works to provide vaccines to the developing world and is backed by the united nations and the gates foundation, addressed the delayed on an interview during cbs's "face the nation." >> india by volume is the largest supplier vaccines for the developing world. because of the new wave of outbreaks and india right now, the indian government has stepped up their vaccination programs and that has made they required more doses, which means they have made less doses available for the rest of the world. we had expected in march and april about 90 million doses and we suspect we will get much, much less than that. and that is the problem. we are in a race because we also see wealthy countries beginning to cover much of the population. our hope is they will begin to make their vaccines available

chief has described india's escalating covered 19 crisis as beyond heartbreaking india has again reported the well over 300000 new infections for the 6 day in a row nearly 35000 people have died in april. and the world health organization says it's doing everything it can to provide support to india the u.s. u.k. european nations saudi arabia and turkey by sending emergency aid in the 1st batch of rushes to make the vaccine will reach india it's. a rebel group and me and mine says it's captured and burned down an army base near the thai border post lies in an area controlled by the calendar national museum fighting between the rebels and the military has increased since february when. the u.s. attorney general many garland has announced an investigation into the louisville police department in the state of kentucky law enforcement there has faced scrutiny over last year's killing of briana taylor a black woman shot during a botched raid in our home it's the 2nd such investigation ordered in the past week well brunell's reports. as protests over the police killing of andrew brown jr contin

but things have gone so much worse in india why is that. the thing numbered in here is that right now the government is looking for reasons to divert the mind of the people at the end of each. of these. is. meant. that if the film and election die off lead to. you haven't really just getting up and do it once releases in just. a few. i think i'm not in the camillus i'll just say that the government is still a nationalist government and elections or is. it about what's happening so. i'm minister of a country like india should have known he should have actually. invest in the long term and he actually leaves money there was a even if i'm moving him so many where did that money there was no is being what if i think i know it might even needs to be a system change again. i believe i think it is the question. is if it will come back probably the government let me ask parents whether he thinks people are going to call for it until say you have both made it clear that the impact of this crisis is being felt not only by the poorest as during the 1s

right, and india is callin: time. right, and india is calling for— time. right, and india is calling for urgent - time. right, and india is calling for urgent help . time. right, and india is i calling for urgent help right now but in march they were saying that the pandemic was in an endgame, the health minister said that, so how badly did the government misjudge this? i think there is a valid criticism that both are central and state governments could have done much more to prepare for this second wave and could have done much more to prepare but we are in a national crisis at this point so the focus is on saving lives and that can be done by ramping up vaccine production, as i said, adding more oxygen, looking at more medicines and working with partners either us and europe to be able to do that. this partners either us and europe to be able to do that.- to be able to do that. this is obviously — to be able to do that. this is obviously a _ obviously a frustrating wait for india from its international partners. what is the national mood like, though,

this crisis in india starts april 30th at 11 u.t.c. . almost 100 days ago joe biden moved into the white house since then the president has become known as the man with a plan 3 plans from fighting covert 19 to rebuilding infrastructure to shoring up american families all domestic and all costly with a combined price tag of $6.00 trillion dollars but this is not america 1st by any means president biden has also rejoined the paris climate agreement given iran's nuclear talks a restart and he's called the russian president a killer tonight we examine what joe biden has.

german industrial gas company has flown 20 tons of liquid oxygen to india siemens is providing medical gear to enable widespread testing indian american head of google parent company alphabet send up pichai and microsoft c.e.o. . pledge support on twitter google is to $933000000.00 for medical care. supplies are coming in from all around the world australia the u.s. russia china and the united arab emirates more than 40 countries have sent ventilators oxygen tanks protective gear and rapid tests even pakistan with which india has a tense relationship has pledged 8. earlier we spoke to our correspondent needed raw in mumbai and asked for its supplies that aid were reaching the places where they are needed most because india is a very big your goofy and info structure draws or it was more distinct. people have to say here's to us. that's why we listen to their stories reporter every weekend on t.w. . hospitals and morgues overflowing and states running out of that scene there is no sign of india's coronavirus crisis alleviating now companies joined the effort to deal with life threatenin

this is from the international medical supplies began arriving in india emergency equipment and oxygen could really overstretched hospitals and clinics they've been forced to close their doors to patients as deaths and new infections keep searching also coming up. as germany's vaccine rolled out picks up pace i'm going to battle same bax a nation could be off page to every adult from june but what does that mean for those with the jab and those without it. hello i'm christine wanda it's good to have your company. the 1st foreign emergency supplies are starting to arrive in india as it battles a catastrophic 3rd wave of covert 19 it comes as the u.s. ses it will send up to 60000000 doses of its astra zeneca vaccine abroad as soon as they become available the u.s. the u.k. and the european union are sending desperately needed medical aid including ventilator is and oxygen india registered over 320000 new cases on tuesday that marks a dip following a series of record single day increases at overrun hospitals are being forced to turn people away. germany's chancellor to get a machall is am

pain in india today was the 5th day in a row that india reported a record high number of new coronavirus infections 349000 in just 24 hours tonight the u.s. the u.k. and the european union are sending medical supplies including oxygen which hospitals desperately need to treat cope with 19 patients many hospitals are full and are turning people away and there are reports of people dying on the streets and families being told that there is no more space to hold funerals. crowds waiting for a shot to. pass the current virus devastates india people killed outside a vaccination center in mumbai even though the country is a major coronavirus vaccine may cause many fear there is not enough to go around. in many parts of the country ill people are killing outside hospitals they desperately need treatment. in delhi animesh kumar is looking after a family member they've been turned away from 2 hospitals already. altered in oxygen and the ambulance is running out his condition a serious west standing here in the middle of the road without oxygen or hope hospitals too are running out of oxygen they

news under cover of iris crisis in india starts april 30th at 11 u.t.c. . it's almost 100 days ago job i moved into the white house since then the president has become known as the man with a plan 3 plans from fighting covert 19 to rebuilding infrastructure to shoring up american families all domestic and all costly with a combined price tag of $6.00 trillion dollars but this is not america 1st by any means president biden has also rejoined the paris climate agreement given iran's nuclear talks a restart and he's called the russian president a killer tonight we examine what joe biden has done in his 1st days as president has he kept his word to the world is america really back on board golf in berlin this is the day. yourself you've got to go congratulations mr president. i'm going to act and act fast i described by at this point it's president see as well as at least. we've made study progress joe biden the radicals it is administrator they are already they are already going too far he has in my judgment gone full career i'm usually heartbreak but i get by

leader how big an impact does the lockdown there half on india's economy as a whole. so much as you say it is the foundation of the factory and if we work in water. it's in sr they have come up with an estimate that say it that it is going to cost the g.d.p. by point $1000000000.00 and this is just back if you were to log what a 15 do you think peter so you can just delete it and you're going to understand how important my dash is for the. of course people need to make a living we've seen it in this report and it seems that that is one of the main drive us on this new wave has of the indian government handed out aid to support businesses so that people can stay at home. lessons the whole week and then make it the country from september on what's going to go on we're coming out with very kind of political soon this program. in this in the sector there terry pushing the sector they try to kill people in. extreme you will begin getting some money and all this cost. and all harper trillion dollar buyback what the explosives there is that the money would still go it has fl

would send covid vaccines to india. it is something he intensity but did not specify a timeline for a decision or shipment. biden says the u.s. is providing aid in the meantime including remdesivir and machinery for vaccine manufacturing. australia is banning all flights now from india until at least may 15 as the asian nation battles what scott morrison describes as a terrible crisis. morrison announced a 30% flight coming from india in a bid to ease pressure on inner-city hotels being used as quarantine centers. he called the number of cases diagnosed in these hotels and originating in india concerning. sources tell bloomberg president biden is planning to exclude an expansion of the estate tax in the proposal. during the 2020 campaign, biden pledged to increase the estate tax. the american family plan seems to be unveiled wednesday and will end the major benefit for wealthier states that have been reducing tax for inheritors. president biden has issued an executive order requiring federal contractors to pay workers a

but india is doing nothing. this penny feels helpless in her safety because she can do nothing for those back home but she believes that the international community should speak up to no one in. our sisters and brothers have to defend themselves against the military with their bare hands they don't have any c.v.s. please i beg other countries to help my unmarked citizens even before the cool hennie new myanmar would never be safe for her again she worries that if things remain as bad as they are far too many people in home country will end up feeling the same joining us now from delhi is. well who filed that report nisha we just heard from your report the frustrations of exiles who feel india isn't doing enough why is that the case and has modi's government said anything one way or the other about the coup and protest . the lives of the one god and defend your house or leads to that spread can so and above the political turmoil in the archives however they have not named or condemned because yet they have also e