well, we're going to stick with more of mario's reporting, and now we go to the democratic republic of congo, way on groups have killed more than 2000 people that was in 2020. now the eastern part of the country is ruled by a complex web off. competing, malicious, that region is dangerous. definitely difficult to access a d, w 's, maria mula managed to get into one rober how they are in my c. c. she brought us a story of one woman who has taking up arms because she's tired of being a victim. from now on is what they called no man's land because not the government . and also, no specific rebel group controls this area that makes it also quite dangerous. the right behind me, this is our way at norman's land begins and lessons were also had quieting happens on a regular basis. we are on foot. the beauty of the landscape can not distract from the constant fear of kidnap are being caught up and fighting . as soon as we get close, the rebel militia sends an escort to take us to their base. one of them is mamma for either. she joined the militia almost 20 years ago. after another armed group

now think about the mighty congo river in the democratic republic of the congo. it's one of the words, deepest rivers. millions of people depend on it for their livelihoods, but it's been polluted at an alarming rate due to paul waste disposal. as we'll see, the capital kinshasa more rubbish than water. that's the state of almost all. the cone goes tributaries in kinshasa. and every day, the mountains of waste continue to grow. because almost every one disposes of their rubbish. along the small rivers and drainage canals that crisscross the city, organic waste in plastic bottles suffocate life in and around the water and clog the waterways, cause in severe, flooded during the rain season. it's the situation that horrifies elaine said ala after learning about the damage caused by plastic waste. in his meteorological science course, he founded an environmental and g o 2 plus a teacher. so on are but with the, the rivers in kinshasa, i polluted with run off from industries, plastic ways to share that. we plan to clean up the rivers by collecting plastics which are t

republic of the congo. their appearance is changing dramatically as the glacial ice that marks their summit melts away, all within the lifetime of the people who live in their shadow. we used to wake up in the morning and time that specific hour in the morning where you would be able to see the glacier in its shining form. but now you can just wake up and see it. that is one visible change, one actual change that you can see. instead of seeing the snow, you see that the mountain has gone grey like that. there is no glacier any more. you only have to go to specific places now to be able to view it, and at particular times. hydrogeologist richard taylor, who has co—led expeditions to the rwenzori, says because temperatures show little seasonal variability here, the disappearing glaciers are a clear sign of climate change. ice fields in the tropics have a generally stable ice mass in the absence of changing climate, just because of that, if you will call it, seasonal stability and temperature. and so departu

the other student is from the democratic republic of congo. follow their stories over the course of a single school year as well as sarah's among others. but what i thought i would read today is the introduction of a young woman named shaheena. these are pseudonyms. her name is shaheena in the book. she's a sophomore at sullivan in myanmar. every morning on her way to sullivan high school, she passes reminders of the life she narrowly escaped. that's why she counts down the days until she turns 18. she still has 408 to go, but that's close enough to keep the sophomore in good spirits. though the way to school conjures bitter memories, a refugee from myanmar is always relieved to be out of the house. tensions are high at home. she and her mother rarely speak, and when they do, [inaudible]. school offers distraction. inside sullivan she walks past quotes painted next to each classroom. the american dream is being able to follow your calling. one from dr. seuss, think left. think right. think low. think high. oh, the thinks you can think up if on

let me democratic here in the democratic republic of congo. the best way to protect forests would be to provide more people access to electricity and not just private household soccer. new communities on the whole need alternatives to burning wood for energy going broke. and that would include was mall and midsize businesses mill yet to predict them why a man could print and juniper parley was, will did. i'm like home simply go back to the village where i was born and tell folks they stopped chopping down trees. it stopped burning. wood charged, they must be given an alternative that that's you're given, we're waiting on funding to implement the change that will allow us to develop land for large scale, productive agriculture. he knows a lot at the moment. just 14 percent of the congolese population have electricity really good news that we can increase that to 70 percent 3 solar power generated by the sun that shines above us. marie but also from bio mass and wind power. who is in it is yet did not did contribute that should go a long way tow

of the congo. if you follow their stories ovr the course of a single school year as well as sarah's among others but what i thought i would read today is the introduction of a young woman. these are all pseudonyms. she is the young woman, a sophomore at sullivan from emr -- myanmar. she passes memories of the life she narrowly escapes and counts down the days until she turns 18. she has 408 to go but that's close enough to keep her in good spirits. she and her mother rarely speak and when they do, she curses her daughter f and the school offers distraction. inside a sullivan she walks past quotes painted next to each classroom. the american dream is being able to follow your calling and one from dr. seuss, fink left him to think right anded think low and think hi. the things you can think of a fully you try. acf navyet blue lockers with a bright yellow s insignia painted above them into below, the black and brown floor dampened the optimism advertised on the wall. the deteriorating first floor bath

it's a metal mainly found in the democratic republic of the congo. it's mining has often been linked to inhumane working conditions and child labor people exposed to where to have suffered from lung disease or hot problems. they have also the energy that is required to make batteries. and especially production of cell require law vantage. and this means c o 2 emissions. how much exactly really depends on the electricity mix of the producing country. but according to recent figures, making just a small battery for a car like this could cause more than 4 tons of c o 2. to give you an idea that's like driving a new diesel car bought in the u for about 33000 kilometers. the good news is that emissions are thinking, as battery production becomes more efficient and we shift towards cleaner energy sources. so the bad news is that the batteries are losing capacity over time. so as there are more and more movies that will also be more and more spent batteries. how do we deal with them? reconnected and still active, recombined. and we used if in congress as in

now think about the mighty congo river in the democratic republic of the congo. it's one of the words, deepest rivers. millions of people depend on it for their livelihoods, but it's been polluted at an alarming rate due to paul waste disposal. as we'll see in the capital kinshasa more rubbish than water. that's the state of almost all of the cone goes tributaries in kinshasa. and every they, the mountains of waste continue to grow, because almost every one disposes of their rubbish. along the small rivers and drainage canals that criss cross the city, organic waste and plastic bottles suffocate life in and around the water and plug the waterways cause in severe, flooded during the rain season. it's the situation that horrifies the lane. so baylor, i said, learning about the damage caused by plastic waste. in his meteorological science course, he founded an environmental angio. she was a teacher, so on a book with the the rivers in kinshasa, a polluted with run off from industries with plastic ways to share plastic. we plan to clean up the rivers by collecting pl

republic of congo. they followed their stories over a single school year among others. what if i were read today is the introduction of a young woman. these are pseudonyms. her name is shaheen and a book and she's a young woman a sophomore at sullivan from myanmar. every morning underway to to sullivan high school she passes her library. that's why she counts down the days until she turns 18. >> she still has 408 to go. that's close enough to keep a sophomore in good spirits. the way the school conjures memory tensions are high at home. she and her motherh rarely speak and when they do she curses her daughter's obstinacy and school offers a distraction. she walks past each classroom. the american dream is being able to follow your calling and one from dr. seuss think less and think right and think low and think i oh the things you can think u up if only you try. the school is a sea of navy blue lockers with a bright yellow s sullivan's insignia painted above the entry below the drab black and checkered

republic of congo after rebels killed her husband in ocoee valley. the lake is the source of water also for drinking for livestock as well. but the water is full of germs. every year, 20000 children under the age of 5 die in uganda of dire real disease. one major reason is that they have no choice but to drink dirty water, heat kills germs. so dean and i've been to boils the water. she fetches from the lake. she has 5 children. when i began, we boiled drinking water using charcoal, and if we don't have it, we use firewood. otherwise we will be drinking very dirty water that comes at a cost to the environment to make charcoal trees are cut down. forest also had to be clear to make space for the settlement, but there is another way to provide safe, clean drinking water, sour be rooney, and henri athena run to. so fisher a social enterprise that makes automated low cost filters. this set up costs $1200.00. the money was donated by somebody in the united states. it supplies enough water for about 900 people out of 830000 in the settlement. but it's still

now think about the mighty congo river in the democratic republic of the congo. it's one of the words, deepest rivers. millions of people depend on it for their livelihoods, but it's been polluted at an alarming rate due to paul was disposal. as we'll see in the capitol kinshasa more rubbish than water. that's the state of almost all of the con goes tributaries in kinshasa. and every they, the mountains of waste continue to grow. because almost every one disposes of their rubbish. along the small rivers and drainage canals that criss cross the city, organic waste and plastic bottle suffocate life in and around the water and clog the waterways, cause in severe flooding during the rain season. it's the situation that horrifies elaine, said bella, after learning about the damage caused by plastic waste in his meteorological science course, he founded an environmental and g o 2 plus a teacher. so on are but with the, the rivers in kinshasa, i polluted with run off from industries with plastic ways to share plastic. we plan to clean up the rivers by collecting plastic

they run out of the democratic republic of congo through zombie as in barbie sinks in heavy south eastern parts. so south africa also seeing some heavy showers, try and find for the most part in cape town. by the time we come to saturday, they're the funeral. of course, the big funeral. we could see some wet weather, just weeping out of the clouds. awe dreams dawns and entertainment a way for people to rise above the violence around them. so it's my role to give these girls a different idea that they can leave the wars of this community. 3 short films show how performance creates a home and family, and gives hope and opportunity. ah, a j. select on al jazeera ah, celebration with al jazeera was gains way, insight into the diverse culture of the money. as it relates to different couples in bucking or lend life together, wedding some money on out is in ah ah, you're watching on just a reminder of our top story is this all the.

they run out of the democratic republic of congo through zombie. as in bob, we sang some heavy showers eastern parts of south africa, also seeing some heavy showers try and find for the most part in cape town. by the time we come to saturday, they're the funeral. of course, the big funeral. we could see some wet weather just sweeping out of the clouds. ah frank assessments, this crisis is continued to weaken luca shan club, even though perhaps he believes in the beginning there have been informed opinions . biting politicians will now be under incredible pressure from their young people . that is one of the most of the things that come out of this critical debate. do you think it should be facilitated? not sure. okay, it's a great. it's a really simple question. let's give samuel a chop swans inside story on al jazeera. ah ah ah, you're watching al jazeera reminder about top stories they sell. the u. s. is reported nearly half a 1000000 corona virus infections. it's nearly twice the amount seen during the last week, but hospitalizations and deaths

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not another big concern here in the is the democratic republic of congo, which is in the 4th wave. now this is a country that has a very low vaccination rate. the country has a population of 19000000 people and only about 800000 have been fully vaccinated. so that is a huge concern, and the push is to make sure on the continent as many people get vaccinated as quickly as possible, not just to protect them, but also to protect their health friday health care system. all right, thanks so much. katherine soy. there police in southern china have been captured on camera parading form and through the streets in a public shaming exercise. they've been accused of transporting undocumented migrants while the country's borders remain largely close to the curve at 19. earlier we spoke 20 pages correspondent, katrina, you. she says these recent public shaming exercises a sponsor of backlash videos were circulating on white board chinese version of twitter, but they have since been taken down for the most part after spock, and quite a lot of backlash. them. mix comments think a lot of people we

it's a metal mainly found in the democratic republic of the congo. it's mining has often been linked to inhumane working conditions and child labor people exposed to it have suffered from lung disease or hot problems. they have also the energy that is required to make batteries and especially production of cell require law vantage. and this means c o 2 emissions. how much exactly really depends on the electricity mix of the producing country. but according to recent figures, making just a small battery for a car like this could cause more than 4 tons of c o 2. to give you an idea that's like driving a new diesel car bought in the u for about 33000 kilometers. the good news is that emissions are thinking, as battery production becomes more efficient and we shift towards cleaner energy sources. so the bad news is that the batteries are losing capacity over time. so as there are more and more movies that will also be more and more spent batteries, how do we deal with them? they should be connected and certain recombined, and we used in different countri

republic of congo in its 4th wave. so what we're seeing is that our hospitals, particularly in the capital kinshasa, are being of a want health workers are feeling the pressure. and you know, a big concern also, especially in this region of east africa and central africa, ease the rate of vaccination. kenya, for example, only has 14 percent of its population vaccinated in democratic republic of congo with 90000000 people only has about 97000 people a fully vaccinated. this is very low. so the aim here is for the government to get as many people as possible vaccinated, not just to protect them, but also to protect the health care or the fragile health care systems. let's get more on our other headlining story. a jury in new york has found the pretty social, like gillian maxwell guilty on 5 counts and a sex trafficking trial charges against the former associate of the american financing and convicted peter file. jeffrey epstein includes sex trafficking of underage girls, gabriel elizondo reports. it took the jury 5 full

it's a metal mainly found in the democratic republic of the congo. it's mining has often been linked to inhumane working conditions and child labor people exposed to it have suffered from lung disease or hot problems. they have also the energy that is required to make batteries and especially production of cell require law vantage. and this means c o 2 emissions. how much exactly really depends on the electricity mix of the producing country. but according to recent figures, making just a small battery for a car like this could cause more than 4 tons of c o 2. to give you an idea that's like driving a new diesel car bought in the u for about 33000 kilometers. the good news is that emissions are thinking, as battery production becomes more efficient and we shift towards cleaner energy sources. so the bad news is that the batteries are losing capacity over time. so as there are more and more movies that will also be more and more spent batteries. how do we deal with them? reconnected and still active, recombined. and we used in different campuses indic

it's a metal mainly found in the democratic republic of the congo. it's mining has often been linked to inhumane working conditions and child labor people exposed to it have suffered from lung disease or hot problems. they have all of the energy that is required to make the batteries and especially production of cell require law vantage. and this means c o 2 emissions. how much exactly really depends on the electricity mix of the producing country. but according to recent figures, making just a small battery for college, this could cause more than 4 tons of c o 2. to give you an idea that's like driving a new diesel car bought in the you for about 33000 kilometers. the good news is.

republic of congo in its 4th wave. so what we're seeing is that our hospitals, particularly in the capital kinshasa, are being of a want health workers are feeling the pressure. and you know, a big concern also, especially in this region of east africa and central africa, ease the rate of vaccination. kenya, for example, only has 14 percent of its population vaccinated in democratic republic of congo with 90000000 people only has about 97000 people a fully vaccinated. this is very low. so the aim here is for the government to get as many people as possible vaccinated not just to protect them, but also to protect the health care or the fragile health care systems. aaron sorel isn't a assistant professor of microbiology and immunology at georgetown university. she joins from washington, d. c. many. thanks for your time. the focus erin in recent weeks is very much been on on the chrome, but to the a, the head of the w. i chose that it's both delta and omicron which a drive in cases up. what is the day to saying about delt

republic of congo in its 4th wave. so what we're seeing is that our hospitals, particularly in the capital kinshasa, are being of a want health workers are feeling the pressure and in a big concern, also, especially in this region of east africa and central africa is the rate of vaccination. kenya, for example, only has 14 percent of its population vaccinated in democratic republic of congo with 90000000 people only has about 97000 people a fully vaccinated. this is very low. so the aim here is for the government to get as many people as possible vaccinated, not just to protect them, but also to protect the health care at the fragile have care systems. that american and caribbean countries are also seeing arise in cases. and health officials say there could be a silver lining with figures suggesting south america has now become the most vaccinated continent in the world. and your revenue reports from mexico city. ah, a vaccination site in mexico city. in increase in cove at 19 cases linked to the holiday season has als

it's a metal mainly found in the democratic republic of the congo. it's mining has often been linked to inhumane working conditions and child labor people exposed to it have suffered from lung disease or hot problems. they have all of the energy that is required to make batteries. and especially production of cell require lawful vantage and this means c o 2 emissions. how much exactly really depends on the electricity mix of the producing country. but according to recent figures, making just a small battery for a colleague. this could cause more than 4 tons of c o 2 to give you an idea that's like driving a new diesel car bought in the u for about 33000 kilometers. the good news is that emissions are thinking, as battery production becomes more efficient and we shift towards cleaner energy sources. so the bad news is that the batteries are losing capacity over time. so as there are more and more movies that will also be more and more spent batteries, how do we deal with them? reconnected and silicon, we combined and we used in different countries as

republic of congo in its 4th wave. so what we're seeing is that our hospitals, particularly in the capital kinshasa, are being of a want health workers are feeling the pressure and in a big concern, also, especially in this region of east africa and central africa is the rate of vaccination. kenya, for example, only has 14 percent of its population vaccinated in democratic republic of congo with 90000000 people only has about 97000 people a fully vaccinated. this is very low. so the aim here is for the government to get as many people as possible vaccinated not just to protect them, but also to protect the health care or the fragile have care systems. the director general of the world world wars ocean says he's deeply concerned about your mccrendon goal to variance of coded 19 or but the numbers are likely to rise further in the coming weeks. this virus will continue to evolve and threaten our health system. if we don't improve the collective response, right now, delta and army kron are tween threats that are driving u

it's a metal mainly found the democratic republic of the congo. it's mining has often been linked to inhumane working conditions and child labor people exposed to it have suffered from lung disease or hot problems. they have also the energy that is required to make the batteries. and especially production of cells require la vantage. and this means c o 2 emissions. how much exactly really depends on the electricity mix of the producing country. but according to recent figures, making just a small battery for a colleague. this could cause more than 4 tons of c o 2. to give you an idea that's like driving a new diesel kabul in the u for about 33000 kilometers. the good news is that emissions are thinking, as battery production becomes more efficient and we shift towards cleaner energy sources. so the bad news is that the batteries are losing capacity over time. so as there are more and more movies that will also be more and more spent batteries, how do we deal with them? they should be connected and silicon recombined and we used in different countr

of congo? are we have a 4th wave. hospitals out of a want health workers are concerned about that. so the idea is to get as many people as possible vaccinated a lot of people really in the room in this region still do not want to get vaccinated. so let's talk about south africa, obviously was the all become very, it was discovered or identified there initially. and the world really has been looking to south african scientists for guidance also in terms of the trends of that the very end has presented itself within that southern african country. i mean, it does seem to appear quite positive right now in the way that people either are infected or have to be hospitalized. it's sort of slightly positive news. other countries can, can gain information from it is positive annual reports that are coming out of south africa now indicate that the infection rate has a dramatically reducing the last 9 days or 9 days ago. there was 23000 infections, a compared to monday. when there was 15000, so we have ha

republic of congo after rebels killed her husband. in ocoee valley. the lake is the source of water also for drinking for livestock as well. but the water is full of germs. every year, 20000 children under the age of 5 die in uganda of diarrhea disease. one major reason is that they have no choice but to drink dirty water heat kills germs. so dina been to boils, the water she fetches from the lake. she has 5 children and i think that we will drinking water using charcoal, and if we don't have it, we use firewood. otherwise we will be drinking very dirty water. that comes at a cost to the environment to make charcoal trees are cut down. forest also had to be clear to make space for the settlement, but there's another way to provide safe, clean drinking water. south be room g and henry of vienna run to so fisher a social enterprise that makes automated low cost filters. this set up cost $1200.00. the money was donated by somebody in the united states did supply is enough water for about 900 people out of 830000 in the settlement. but it

now think about the mighty congo river in the democratic republic of the congo. it's one of the words, deepest rivers. millions of people depend on it for their livelihoods, but it's been polluted at an alarming rate due to paul waste disposal. as we'll see, the capital kinshasa more rubbish than water. that's the state of almost all. the cone goes tributaries in kinshasa. and every day, the mountains of waste continue to grow, because almost every one disposes of their rubbish. along the small rivers and drainage canals that crisscross the city. organic waste and plastic bottles suffocate life in and around the water and plug the waterways cause in severe, flooded during the rain season. it's the situation that horrifies the lane, said ala, after learning about the damage caused by plastic waste. in his meteorological science course, he founded and environmental angio. she was like teacher, so on our but with the, the rivers in kinshasa are polluted with run off from industries. plastic ways to share plastic. we plan to clean up the rivers by collecting plastics

it's a metal mainly found the democratic republic of the congo. it's mining has often been linked to inhumane working conditions and child labor people exposed to it have suffered from lung disease or heart problems. then you have also the energy that is required to make batteries. and especially production of cells require la vantage. and this means c o 2 emissions. how much exactly really depends on the electricity mix of the producing country. but according to recent figures, making just a small battery for college. this could cause more than 4 tons of c o 2. to give you an idea that's like driving a new diesel cargo in the you for about 33000 kilometers. the good news is that emissions are thinking as battery production becomes more efficient and we shift towards clean energy sources. so the bad news is that the batteries are losing capacity over time. so as there are more and more e v 's, there will also be more and more spent batteries. how do we deal with them? they should be connected and certain recombined, and we used in different countr

now because son is a democratic republic of congo where we are now see a 4th wave. hospitals are filling up is not to knock equipment. hospitals, stuff is being told in kinshasa, particularly are overwhelmed. the rate of vaccinations is very low indeed that 90000000 people in the d r c and only about 200000 having fully vaccinated. so this is pausing a lot of concerns in a lot of countries on the continent. the idea is to get as many people as possible vaccinated because i mean people are not getting vaccinated because of various reasons because they're know of vaccinations in some countries. and in many other countries, people are just than willing to go and get vaccinated. or i, thanks so much catherine soy from nairobi there all analysts will dismiss is professor of emerging infectious diseases at the london school of hygiene and tropical medicine joins us by skype. from geneva, good to have you with us. so that the daughter that picture, it changes almost daily with our mac. once we go to us, you know, some basic questions. again, infection rates. now, once again, the headline, is th

it's a metal mainly found the democratic republic of the congo. it's mining has often been linked to inhumane working conditions and child labor people exposed to it have suffered from lung disease or hot problems. they have all of the energy that is required to make the batteries and especially production of cell require lawful vantage. and this means c o 2 emissions. how much exactly really depends on the electricity mix of the producing country. but according to recent figures, making just a small battery for a car like this could cause more than 4 tons of c o 2. to give you an idea that's like driving a new diesel car bought in the you for about 33000 kilometers. the good news is that emissions are thinking, as battery production becomes more efficient and we shift towards cleaner energy sources. so the bad news is that the batteries are losing capacity over time. so as there are more and more movies that will also be more and more spent batteries, how do we deal with them? they should be connected and selected, recombined, and we used in diff

it's a metal mainly found in the democratic republic of the congo. it's mining has often been linked to inhumane working conditions and child labor people exposed to it have suffered from lung disease or hot problems. they have all of the energy that is required to make batteries, and especially production of cells require la vantage. and this means c o 2 emissions. how much exactly really depends on the electricity mix of the producing country. but according to recent figures, making just a small battery for a call like this could cause more than 4 tons of c o 2. to give you an idea that's like driving a new diesel car bought in the u for about 33000 kilometers. the good news is that emissions are thinking as battery production becomes more efficient and we shift towards clean.

republic of congo after rebels killed her husband. in ocoee valley, the lake is the source of water also for drinking for livestock as well. but the water is full of germs every year, 20000 children under the age of 5 die in uganda of diarrhea disease. one major reason is that they have no choice but to drink dirty water, heat kills germs. so dina been to boils, the water she fetches from the lake. she has 5 children. and i think that we will drinking water using charcoal, and if we don't have it, we use firewood. otherwise we will be drinking very dirty water that comes at a cost to the environment to make charcoal trees are cut down. forest also had to be clear to make space for the settlement but there's another way to provide safe, clean drinking water south, be rudy and henry of vienna run to sir fisher, a social enterprise that makes automated low cost filters. this set up cost $1200.00. the money was donated by somebody in the united states. it supplies enough water for about 900 people out of 830000 in the settlement. but it's

let me double cartoon here in the democratic republic of congo. the best way to protect forests would be to provide more people access to electricity and not just private household. second communities on the whole need alternatives to burning wood for energy going broke. and that would include was mall and midsize businesses now through yeah, they're pretty them why and unclear, pretty juniper pi lewis. you did, i'm like home simply go back to the village where i was born and tell folks they are stopped chopping down trees. it stopped burning. wood charge because they must be given an alternative that, that, that you're given. we are waiting on funding to implement the change that will allow us to develop land for large scale, productive agriculture. he knows a lot at the moment, just 14 percent of the congolese population have electricity. lately. it was that we can increase that to 70 percent 3 solar power generated by the sun that shines above us squarely, but also from bio mass and wind. power is energy, acted like the comedy buell that should

if possible, will case is a curb at 19 rising as well in democratic republic of congo. the country has the lowest vaccination rates in the world. and health experts are worried that could lead to more variance. is catchy lopez or the yard with more? this coven 19 clinic is at full capacity. patients are coming in faster than they can be treated as an infection surge in democratic republic of congo. both supplies and staff are running low, the who, the hopefully we've asked our partners to our tense behind the center to take in the overflow of sick people. we can't let them die. we have 2 types of patients. those who accept treatment and then we have those who don't believe in that disease . we've had people who refused to stay in hospital, but eventually they are brought back to us as corpses. the country has the lowest vaccination rate in the world with a population of 90000000 fewer than 300000 people have received one dose, mistrust of inoculations as widespread awe before we were in the dark about the consequences of this 4th wife. but it's coming strong, toby 19 is

it cases and the population that is barely vaccinated democratic republic of congo is health system is again under threat. ah, we begin in me and mar, were the military offensive against ethnic. karen armed groups is intensifying and civilians are increasingly caught in the crossfire for years. these groups are fought for self determination, and since the military took control in a cool early this year, the groups have joined forces united against the common enemy. in the past few days, the military campaign has gathered pace, and the government has been accused of committing atrocities against civilians and as the casualties mount more and more people are seeking refuge in thailand. while the qur'an people live mainly in k in state and southeastern, near mar, heavy fighting has been reported around the town of maya wadi, about 5000 people have now fled across the river into my sot in thailand. from where tony cheng sent us this report. ah small arms, an automatic gunfire echo crossed the banks of the more river can side me a month. a plume of dark smoke rising after an artillery strik

the democratic republic of congo is the least vaccinated country, not just in africa, but in the world. fewer than 300000 of its 90000000 people have received at least one vaccine dose. now, a surgeon corona virus cases, as adding pressure on the countries fragile health system, copier lopez or the young husband. this covered 19 clinic is at full capacity. patients are coming in faster than they can be treated as an infection serge, in democratic republic of congo. both supplies and staff are running low. the who, the hopefully we've asked our partners to our tense behind the center to take in the overflow of sick people. we can't let them die. we have 2 types of patients, those who accept treatment, and then we have those who don't believe in the disease. we've had people who refused to stay in hospital, but eventually they are brought back to us as corpses. the country has the lowest vaccination rate in the world with a population of 90000000 fewer than 300000 people have received one dose, mistrust of inoculations as widespread before we were in the dark about the consequences of th

republic of congo health system is again under threat in sport, a record number of english premier league players and staff of tested positive for cobra. 19 manchester united a bark playing their 1st game in more than 2 weeks following a corona virus outbreak within their school. ah, we begin in myanmar where the military offensive against ethnic karen armed groups is intensifying and civilians are increasingly caught in the crossfire sh for years . these groups are fought for self determination. and since the military took control in a cool early this year, the groups have joined forces united against the common enemy. well, in the past few days, the military camp has gathered pace and the government has been accused of committing atrocities against civilians. and as the casualties mount more and more people are seeking refuge in thailand. well, the korean people live mainly in calion state in the southeastern part of me and my heavy fighting has been reported around the town of my why the about 5000 people have fled across the river into my soul to in thailand, from where tony chain sen

and i think korean forces intensifies was how doctors are coping in the democratic republic of congo, a country with the lowest vaccination rate in the world, in sport. another batting can laugh, sleeves, england, on the brink of a 3rd street defeats against australia with so the army kron variance is casting a shadow over the new year. as current of iris cases rise sharply around the world . us president joe biden has promised to rapidly increase the level of corona virus testing, and he spoken to state governors and admitted the previous level of testing wasn't good enough. we went from no over the counter testing january to 46000000 and october 100000000 in november and almost 200000000 december. but it's not enough. it's clearly not enough provide. we'd known we would have gone harder quicker if we could up and for a 3rd day in a row this holiday season, us airlines were forced to counsel more than $700.00 flights, leaving hundreds of thousands of passengers stranded at airports. meanwhile, the u. k. government has ruled out new cobra, 1900 restrictions for england before the new