it's a challenge for indonesia and s t v. you know that data is one of the key import an element to tackle this pandemic because without having a real data, without having that data that is accountable, that is reflecting that situation on the ground. i don't think that the decision maker could make an acid and base a public health decision maker in order to control the plan to make bon bang. we're seeing these heart breaking scenes play out in different parts of indonesia right now, whereby you will have people being turned away from hospitals, hospitals not having enough beds, hospitals not having enough oxygen, there being oxygen shortages, just how stretch are the hospitals right now and from your vantage point is the medical system close to collapse? well, i think it is actually basically sounds already collecting. yeah. because now they have to add more room to so many now cannot accept non creations because they are increasing the capacity for vision heuer on the treatment. yeah, it's clearly and not under that. you're

anchor: indonesia becomes covid-19 asia epicenter. hospitals are overstretched, cemeteries are full, even vaccinated doctors are died. how did the outbreak spiral out of control? this is inside story. welcome to the program. covid-19 is sweeping across indonesia at alarming speed. that has overtaken india as a pandemic hotspot. 1300 deaths on monday. although that is down from saturday. this chart from the university of oxford shows numbers going up dramatically over the past month. researchers believe the real figure could be higher. communities are relying on volunteers to rely -- hospitals are turning away patients because they don't have better oxygen. some are coming people to bring their own oxygen supplies. >> i came from the hospital. anchor: only 6% of the house was -- population is vaccinated. they are relying on china's vaccine. 114 doctors have died this month despite 95% being inoculated. the u.s. is donating nano vaccines, some of which will be used as booster shots. the government has banned non-essential travel to try

i'm going to take you to indonesia. yeah. which is currently recording the highest number of coding covered infections than anywhere else in the world. i want to start with a personal story and a little 10 year old boy. this is vino, last week reno last teeth mom and his dad. his mom was 5 months pregnant. she died last monday and then the following day. his dad died of covert. that's v knows family story, but of course indonesia, medical professions are also struggling to get a handle on the coven. 19 delta variant. this is a program about them and what indonesia is going to do about that. you don't want it badly because every source can we get to back in java and bali where they have a lot of resources, the situation still chaotic and cannot be handed. well. what about the people on the other islands when we, our resources are not as abundant as java? the hospital subjects 40 hours a week. that doesn't work because we are short on people. now we weren't able to 100 hours per week. yes. and they went off my friends, but all

when do you expect this to peak in indonesia? , . ., .. ., indonesia? i expected to reach at the end of— indonesia? i expected to reach at the end ofjuly. — indonesia? i expected to reach at the end ofjuly, and _ indonesia? i expected to reach at the end ofjuly, and at _ indonesia? i expected to reach at the end ofjuly, and at least - indonesia? i expected to reach at the end ofjuly, and at least until| the end ofjuly, and at least until the end ofjuly, and at least until the early week of august, but my concern is so far, i give many advice to government that if you follow this. early this year, i predicted we will reach the peak, even after one year of... we will reach a peak onjuly orjune at least, but then, it may become worse. again, even now, they already respond with the emergencies restrictions, but the problem is already big and we need a bigger response. already big and we need a bigger resonse. ~ . ., already big and we need a bigger resonse. ~ . . ,, , response. what have you been urging them to do and _ response. what have you been urgi

this is what the world needs to know about indonesia right now. was very difficult to say because there's so much happening and it's sort of just been this relentless cycle of news where there are so many various angles. so many things that we could focus on on any given day because it's not just about the immediate health implications. but beyond that, you know, what happens to the families who have lost their only bread winner. what happens to the children who have lost both their parents? and so this is a story that is very much one that keeps us busy because there is so much to explore. and i don't know that we'll ever have the time to do all of it. and then what's worth keeping in mind is indonesia geography, that what happens in java, what happens in bali does not represent the whole of the country. and so we need to be mindful of what's happening, not just here in the capital, but across thousands and thousands of islands. so it is difficult to say what we would focus on on any given day, could be vaccinations, could be the impact on childr

this image here of indonesia because i 6000 islands. if you say that it is a vast area that we're talking about, not just valley that people may know, i wouldn't bring you in tiara here because they're all locked down and downs. have happened that being multiple meltdowns, what is the locked down situation right now? how effective are they paying since last year we have had around $23.00 looked down at different scale and also different scope. the current one might be one of what we like to say is the trick, this one. but it's not really effective. as we can see in streams in jakarta, i guess some activities have half slowed down. malls are close, but a lot of people are still walking around. and that doesn't help really with the transmission of coven 19. a lot of it are due to economy reasons. but also the, the inefficiency in policy, in the community does abraham and i deliberately didn't start the show with numbers . and this is the number of people who be an infected this number of people being tested. because it's very difficult to

now the peak of indonesia. so i'm assuming because that's where the population is concentrated on those ideas. collect yes. okay. yeah, and, and if, if we talk then about the next day, then you don't learn from what happened in java, then not so use a situation we will happen in so much and even in our play, what they already started now. and no problem now is about the again, the best thing, because then without the enough intervention on testing that we don't have enough data. and we don't have, we didn't know what the teacher like, like most of us around the if you don't know who's infected because they how can you tackle it? how can you keep separate? jessica, go ahead. yeah. the thing is with what, what you were talking about with, you know, why testing is so important and what the doctor put him in referred to in terms of not really knowing the scale of the outbreak. because testing has been so consistently low that the impact on the ground. and what we've seen without reporting is you have these field te

let's turn our attention back to indonesia. the sovereign wealth fund is thought to bring foreign investment into the country. a pleasure to have you on the show. i wanted to start on the virus story and how that is affecting your thinking, foreign investors who might have at the top of their head opening up and economic activity, policies to contain the virus. what is the message for investors? >> what a day to talk about indonesia, but here is what my take is. i would leave the handling of covid-19, which is very unfortunate, to the authorities and government. from my point of view, the indonesia long-term trajectory remains intact. what i'm doing with the sovereign wealth fund is medium to long term. it's also to help attain the development of indonesia on the medium to long term. our focus is clearly on the medium to long-term. yvonne:yvonne: i know indonesia welcomes investment in any sector, but if you had to pick two or three priority sectors where you think that money would be well spent in indonesia, what would be your

news live from berlin up next to the w business with benzyl and, and more on the economic impacts in indonesia that search in corona virus. you can also find much more news and analysis on our website. that's the w dot com. i'm rebecca, which is in berlin. thanks very much for watching the news . the news, the dentist, how are we? can we carry effect the climate change while people are in the rain forest continued carbon dioxide emissions have risen again. people all over the world are committed to climate protection. what impact will change doesn't happen on its own the make up your room, mind w. me for mine's the me. the one of ages tough economies comes to a screeching halt. more lockdown measures as monthly covert cases, modem quadruple and innovation. the health system is close to collapse. some hospitals have run out of oxygen, mole french funds, bring industrial production back home, their fingers when the pandemic kate and shut down global supply chains. and when is champagne, not champagne when it's in russia, and you, russian labeling lore is causing tempers to bubble over in france.

i'm joined now by dana korea from said the children in indonesia. mister, saturate, thanks for your time. and children have been globally generally less affected by cove at 19 than adults. but the number of indonesian children contracting the corona virus has tripled since may and more and more a di and why is that? good morning to you too. well, we really don't know why this is happening, but of course the statistics from 0.5 percent chance of children is what gives us very concerning. and and the reason is one of the recent perhaps and one of the things that we are trying to look at government is to people children which already done the last couple of days. but he said that he much alias and basic services is already dipping depending where you live, where we work, it will be difficult and especially also to get also because well, so this is widely widely enough. and this is one of the costs of the 2 of them as well. how will in these cope and countries like with the, with vaccines remaining and such short supply. and as you say those access issu

but the reality is, is that indonesia does have a shortage of doctors. and that shortage has become more pronounced in these recent weeks. as indonesia grapples with this crisis, some doctors say that from their perspective, the health care system has already collapsed because they are in that terrible position of having to turn away critically ill patients. the health ministry, however, says that they prefer to say that it is rather than plots. it is simply over capacity. but really the, however you want to phrase it. the reality is, is that people are dying at home without even getting the chance of medical treatment. because the hospitals are so overwhelmed and they're desperate relatives trying whatever medication they can trying to source oxygen oxygen from various stores around jakarta. but even that is becoming increasingly difficult, increasingly expensive, and people are crying out on social media asking for assistance with sourcing oxygen which sourcing plasma and various met cation that is the situation in indonesia, and just how desperate thi

the children in indonesia. mister, saturate, thanks for your time. and children have been globally generally less affected by covert 19 than adults, but the number of indonesian children contracting the corona virus has tripled since may and more and more a di and why is that? yes. good morning to you too. well, we really don't know why this is happening, but the 6.5 percent chance of children is what gives us very concerning. and and the reason is one of the reason perhaps, and one of the things that we are trying to look at government is to not children, which i've already done the last couple of days. but really watch alias and basic services. it's already depending where you live and where we work in the most basic stuff, this is difficult and, and especially also to get the also because the big wealth. so this would be widely widely enough. and i think this is one of the costs of the children as well. how will in the, in the visual coat and countries like it with, with vaccines remaining and such short supply. and as you say, those access issues

indonesia has become the epicenter of asia's covid crisis. the country is reporting tens—of—thousands of new infections daily, and more than a thousand people are dying every day. that's putting a strain on hospitals, and on those who bury the dead. bbc indonesia's valdya baraputri has been following the funeral workers. a joint effort — firefighters and police now called to deal with the bodies of those who are dying at home. many having been turned away from hospitals which were already full. we can't show you the preceding inside the house, it obviously won't be fair to the victim or the family. currently the team is tending to the body. they covered them in a shroud, and most of the time, they are removing the clothing that's already on the victim's body for their safety. after that, they put the body inside the coffin and even pray for the victim according to their religion. in this house, the virus claimed two lives within a week and infected the entire family. translation: the grandmother died at the hospital. _ later that day, t

laura: so much loss in indonesia. before we say goodbye, let's go back to japan, for the olympics are not the only show in town. there is an unusual cheerleading squad getting some attention. ♪ meet the group known as japan's pom-pom where the average age is 70. no cartwheels or backflips but the choreography is outstanding, and for these seniors the instrument is about more than a n workout. >> it is partly to stay healthy, a reason to be. it's nice to bring something different into your daily life. laura: indeed. if you want to join that cheery troop, you must be 55 years old and have what the squad describes as a self-proclaimed good looks. it is an exclusive group. i will be applying very soon. i am laura trevelyan, thanks for watching world narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected ne

jessica, so indonesia is passing. india really, as a his cove, it's f p center. what does that look like on the ground has been the worst effected country in se asia. now in recent days, we've seen that indonesia is now covered epi center in asia, surpassing even the daily caseload and india, despite the huge differences in population and that indonesia has a significantly smaller population. what that looks like on the ground, a similar to what we saw in india just a few months ago where hospitals are overwhelmed and forced to turn away critically ill patients where even the public health clinics that a trust with picking up some of that overflow of patients that hospitals cannot assist are also overwhelmed. and increasingly the most disturbing trend that we are seeing is that people are dying at home in isolation without even the prospect or the hope of medical care or treatment. the government is trying to relieve some of that pressure on health care systems here in java. we're actually at an emergency hospital which actually was a dormitory that has now been

indonesia is the epicenter of coronavirus in southeast asia. the world health organization has urge the government to introduce a stricter lockdown. and tunisia's president has ordered the military to intervene after reports of stampede's. just 60 million doses have been disturbed did among a population of 1.3 billion because of a instruction in shipments. pfizer announced a plan for a fill and finished plant in south africa. humanitarian groups have called the move restrictive. a senior policy advisor at the people's vaccine alliance and annan visor and global health is concerned a handful of companies dictating global vaccine supply are not leaving enough for poorer countries. >> it was clear there is insufficient to supply. there will not be enough doses for people. instead of countries sitting together and saying how can we vaccinate the world, how can we share the technology, every country that has money basically showered the companies with money to secure millions of doses. to their own people. therefore, the people who come of the count

yvonne: more restrictions on arrivals from indonesia. we saw the situation, the strategy is stoking fears. rishaad: they had freedom day. some called it surrender day. does this go anyway towards herd immunity? yvonne: we heard from anthony fauci. here's what he had to say. >> among unvaccinated people, that's a significant risk. that is the reason why we are practically bleeding with people to please, if you are not vaccinated, seriously consider getting vaccinated. yvonne: now just days from the start of the tokyo olympics. on friday, another athlete has tested positive for covid-19. a u.s. gymnast with training in japan. let's bring in michelle cortez. what can organizers do right now? reporter: at this point, they are isolating athletes who tested positive with their close contacts. but there is rising issue about what these athletes are going to do. we know that we are going to continue to see outbreaks, more cases and infections in olympic village. it's going to be critical to keep those outbreaks under control to make sure it does

jessica washington has more on the situation from indonesia. here at ross han cemetery in north chicago, this is one of the designated cove at 900, very old in the canadian capital and you just 7 days ago. and already we can see the difference of just how many more grades have been added areas, parts of this field that was empty before and now on the currents that describe side as is the case with many of the covert, 900 burial sites in indonesia. it's fond filling out the sun is in fact studying, but there's no end inside the work for these great big is a big, tirelessly even having to use heavy machinery like excavators, to keep up with their workload as the desk told. here continue to write as indonesia struggle through this wave of covert 19 cases, some cemeteries have even had to extend the operating hours and some operating on a 247 basis just so grave diggers can keep up with their workload. and even though the official death toll is more than a 1000 deaths each day, and as tragic as that number is expertise, say that it doesn't reflect

well, i thank you very much, dana cetera, from safe and children in indonesia. now, while indonesia struggles to contain the fall out from the delta various, the u. k. appears to be entering a new stage in the pandemic. u. k. prime minister of ours johnson has laid out plans to end most corona virus restrictions on july 19th. that's despite a rise in infection right across the country. the measures include scrapping rules on wearing masks and social distancing the opposition labor party is calling the move reckless that most of the i don't population a now vaccinated. and johnson says people have to learn to live with the virus. after nearly 60 months of masks, lockdown, and other restrictions, england is ready to return to normal. and britons prime minister says it's a case of no or never. we must be honest with ourselves that if we can't reopen our society in the next few weeks, when we will be helped by the arrival of summer and by the school holidays, then we must ask ourselves, when will we be able to return to normal tanks? best very about john. so he says

devastating images there from indonesia, indonesia is seeing a large number of children affected by the coronavirus and the delta strain in particular. if you want to get in touch with me i'm on twitter — @bbckarishma you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme... we meet the japanaese seniors proving you're never to old to cheerlead as they prepare for their 25th anniversary show. the us space agency, nasa, has ordered an investigation after confirmation today that astronauts are cleared to fly while drunk. the last foot patrol in south armagh, a dangerous lot of drudgery and danger. now no more, afterfour drudgery and danger. now no more, after four decades. drudgery and danger. now no more, afterfour decades. i drudgery and danger. now no more, after four decades. i was in a private _ more, after four decades. i was in a private house, _ more, after four decades. i was in a private house, not - more, after four decades. i was in a private house, not doing i in a private house, not doing any— in a private house, not doing any harm _ in a private house, not d

we have the bank of indonesia. this is the governing council's first opportunity to implement a new framework. this is christine lagarde looking ahead at what to expect. >> it seems to be an important meeting. we have a new framework that is unanimously approved. we will communicate differently. it will be your -- more pure, simpler, crisp and to the point. as little jargon as possible. there will be afford -- forward guidance review. we want to continue to support that recovery that is underway. there will be some interesting variations and changes. now is not the right time to talk about it. david: there we go, something to look forward to in about nine hours. moderately risk on. you are getting across equity markets, not so much across commodities. the dollar is on offer right now. some of the moving averages are pointing down. it will actually take more than two straight days of gains like this to turn the ship around. >> you have reached peak growth and now you have the virus. what does that all actually mean

the scale of the crisis here in indonesia. the indonesian government says it is working to try to, to rectify the crisis in some ways, including trying to source more oxygen for those in critical need. that it includes trying to source oxygen from neighboring singapore. the health ministry also says it is attempting to add more beds to hospitals, as well as increase the number of isolation facilities. but health care workers say that they are overwhelmed and overrun, and that no matter how many beds they're all in these hospitals. simple reality is, is that there is not enough health care stuff to cater for the demand right now there are far too many people, falling critically ill in indonesia for doctors to take care of all of them. and this is the result. elsewhere in asia, south korea is reporting its highest daily current of iris counts and sleet. december, more than a 1200 infections were recorded on wednesday, forcing a delay and planned for eas restrictions. the government may, in fact introduce tougher measures. the lo

need for mines. news coming up today, indonesia unfolding cobra emergency. oxygen supplies are low and hospitals are overwhelmed. it's a surge fueled by the delta variance, but could have been prevented, plus, expeditious ahead of a festival bunker their shift to national, locked on before either prompting thousands to leave the captains when the party animal vendors, i'm making your killings before the actual killing begins on the news i'm finished energy. welcome to dw news, a show. glad you could join us. indonesia, over $900.00 situation is currently was case scenario. according to a government minister. in the week the country surpassed india daily. total's of one of our cases registering more than 56000. the optic in cases has been blamed on the more infectious delta variant. first identified in india. was it or the island of java and bali. some hospitals here are having to turn away patients because they don't have capacity. and enough oxygen, the government has imposed new a tougher restrictions to control the spread of the virus. but for some, it's

ah . coded crisis in indonesia, the number of deaths hits a record, and so do daily infections. officials expecting to get much worse will be live in chicago. ah, hello, i'm down job. this is out of their lives and also coming up down to sounds. air force hits back against taliban advances, as the us says that troop withdrawal is nearly complete. it's like, you know, your parents people hell, part of the latest mass kid. nothing from a school in north western nigeria. i'm the collect some come up. can the world's most famous film festival makes a comeback after break? because apparently ah, the bottom administration is defending the us military withdraw from ghana stone is advancing. taliban fighters claim yet more territory. washington says it's a drop down and not a retreat. i'm just pledging to support the afghan government from a distance. the taliban stepped up that campaign had to be full. withdrawal of us forces, which the defense department says is 90 percent complete. wasn't joined reports from washington, d. c. for or on the streets of background. some optimism about life after

so we couldn't delay from unicef indonesia bend facility will have more on the economic impacts of indonesia surging kind of cases in the business update straight after the show. now in the u. k. meanwhile, they appear to be entering a new stage in the pandemic. prime minister barak johnson has laid out plans to end most corona virus restrictions on the 19th of july, and that's despite a nation wide increase in infection rates. his plans include scrapping rules on wearing masks, and on social distancing the opposition labor party is described move as reckless. but with most of the shadow population i vaccinated, mister johnson says people must learn to live with the virus. after nearly 16 months of masks locked down, another restrictions, england is ready to return to normal. and britons prime minister says it's a case of no or never. we must be honest with ourselves that if we can't reopen our society in the next few weeks, when we will be helped by the arrival of summer and by the school holidays, then we massage ourselves. when will we be able to return to normal tanks? best very much. jo

jessica washington has worn out from indonesia capital. i mean, the dakota city center and the city is uncharacteristically quiet, as these restrictions take effect. and they will be in place until at least the 20th of july. but authorities warned that they may be extended if the situation does not improve to some of these restrictions include 100 percent work from home policy for non essential sectors. the closure of move, restaurant galleries and other public sites, as well as road closures and limits on who can travel. passengers now have to show a vaccination card before they can travel domestically. and the reason that these restrictions were really became a necessity is because of the strain on the hospital. particularly here in the capital jakarta, we know that some hospitals are already at 100 percent capacity, and others are edging close to that. and doctors say that they have been forced into the terrible position of having to turn away sick patients because they are undisturbed. such strange. you may have seen some of the refill

ah, this is just one as many covert 19 burial sites in indonesia. at all hours, hearses and ambulances, queue up with more bodies to be buried. as dr. caught away sick people. more people are dying alone in their homes, and most never had the chance to be treated in hospital. as the death toll rises over 900 variable size. overwhelmed and grave is have to work well into the night to keep up with demand. indonesia cove, at 19 fatality rate is the highest in se, asia. but experts warn the government's data doesn't reveal the extent of the crisis. we pray take that the real number of those who died from coffee 9 teens should be 3 to 5 time higher than the officials. number each day, indonesia cases and deaths rise to record levels and more families come here to more those they've lost jessica washington out to 0. chicago. i'll still ahead here on al jazeera. believe about the pension remains in south africa when the military is now patrolling the streets off the days of unrest plus the film, one the doors to time. great, great confusion come. why is li

and unfortunately, indonesia population is 270000000 people. and among those millions and millions of people spread across thousands of islands, only 14000000 people are vaccinated. so while the vaccination drive is, of course, crucial at this stage, while indonesia is experiencing its 2nd wave of infections, unfortunately it has come to life. thank you. so much jessica washington reporting from indonesia or elsewhere in asia, south korea's reporting it's high as daily corona, virus counts and late december. more than 1200 infections are recorded on wednesday, forcing a delay and plan to ease restrictions. the government's way, in fact, introduce tougher measures. the lockdown in australia's biggest city has been extended by week as sydney tries to stamp out infections driven by the delta variance. it's reported more than 350 cases in the past 3 weeks. a significant jump in a city where there had been barely any infections for among the reason for this is as we've been saying, this still to strain is a game changer. extremely transmissible. and

that is the situation in indonesia. and it's troubling as the data is the fact that indonesia has doubts a past. india, as asia is covered at the center, the data is only an underestimate of the reality on the ground. these has long struggled with low rates of testing and some of the low cool data agencies trying to get a more accurate picture of just how many infections they might actually be. say that the death toll of 7 of around $70000.00 people is probably around 5 times less than the reality on the ground. and as i was saying, hospitals are on the immense pressure. and the government is trying to relieve some of that strain by creating new emergency facilities, including where we are right now. this used to be just a normal dormitory. now it is an emergency facility for cove at 900 patients. the government is also trying to scale up recruitment of health care workers to make up some of that shortfall. they all, they do say that there will be 2000 recently graduated doctors who will be deployed jacoby 900 hospitals

i think honey, a brazil in indonesia have more. how much worse could it get when these restrictions are lifted? well, the number of cases is indeed huge. what is good is that the number of deaths isn't very high, but it is rising steadily in the last week. death written by 57 percent. and if that goes on, well then it could get very bad. and some of the, some of the modeling shows that this change that is being made on monday could really spur something that could lead to a 1000 deaths a day by the end of the summer. by the early autumn do the vaccines, we can the link between infection and hospitalization. well, i think we should look at it the other way round in the day. the number of people who get infected, who end up in hospital or end up dying has been reduced dramatically. so your chances of being seriously ill and, and or dying have been reduced dramatically buybacks, nation. but if you have a lot of people who are at lower risk, but you have a huge number of cases and we are looking potentially at a huge number of cases. t

the scramble for oxygen indonesia struggles to treat patients as a number of virus cases, searches across the country. and a dutch journalist, a shot left fighting for his life and what's being condemned. attack own european values. ah, patient president, you're going to marie has been assassinated, dragging the caribbean nation deeper into crisis. political instability, luis is killing, was confirmed plans from prime minister closure says, who said attackers rated the late president's home. well, you have been ruined by decree over an impoverished country. this become further and gulf and poverty, fruit shortages and gang wars. and chappelle begins on coverage at one point, java no more east offered a glimmer of hope for haiti at a time of numerous crises, a former businessman who wanted to lift people out of poverty in the course country in the america. last time we need to believe that we needed the political stability is the 1st public resource in no country on earth. is it possible to talk about development unless there is political stability unless there is social peace? but his yea

so we can delay from unicef, indonesia. we'll take a look at some more developments in the pan derek starting in israel, where data indicates that the bomb tech 5 vaccine is less effective against mild corona virus infections. scientists attribute this to the delta various but say the vaccine is highly effective at stumping serious illness and hospitalizations. germany these in quarantine rules for travelers from the u. k. portugal, russia, india, and the poll fully vaccinated people will no longer need to isolate on arrival. and luxembourg prime minister is in a serious but stable condition in hospital after contracting over 19 severe battelle has only been partially vaccinated with the astrazeneca job. in germany for men have been sentenced to prison for between 10 and 14 years for their roles in one of the countries biggest child abuse scandals and a case that shocked the nation. they drugged and raped children sometimes for days in a garden summer house. in the city of munster, the ringleader was also said to have filme

i'm 12 years old and from indonesia the me. my mother is a housewife, and my father is a photographer at a daily news agency for the nice media, indonesia. lot of good i'm. he's got to be honest. i don't like going to school. i find lessons quite difficult man. so i feel uncomfortable at school with the benefit of that when i grow up, i want to be a soccer player. i practiced twice a week, but when there's additional training, it can be 3 or 4 times a week. i wish the world would be safer from disasters in the future and i wish the world could be more child friendly, but i also hope there'll be no more traffic jams and lucky the but so from us this week at global $3000.00, we'd love to hear your thoughts, so right towards the global $3000.00 d. w dot com. we'll check our facebook page, c, w global ideas. see you next time. the the me, the news news news. the news, the news eco in the annoying led to humans and animals alive, polluted a big problem and especially in metropolitan city, wisely underestimated. enforcement duction,

not for us there in jakarta, indonesia cove. it is accelerating a phenomenon in the making of a want for a while. now, re shoring many companies bringing home parts of their industrial production to become less dependent on foreign supplies. that said to create thousands of new jobs in france, this mid sized company began shifting its production away from boilers using conventional fuels to energy saving heat pumps. a few years ago to achieve this, the french room has been bringing parts of its production capacity back from eastern europe. and she did all of it. we re shoring the production of enamel the times because they are strategic element of our a heat pump. that helps protect our innovations. plus we are reducing our overall production costs through optimization and lower transport fees was no longer having to deal with lengthy transport a lot of tomorrow. but that resource process would have nearly ground to hold last year due to the pen demik. if it were in for an 800000 year government subsidy, the company receive towa

and the gallagher reporting from miami me indonesia is imposing tough. no current of ours restrictions. as the government warns the nation is yet to see the worst of aspiring outbreak. another record of more than 34000 new infections were reported on tuesday. there were a $1040.00 decks that's about 7 times the daily rate a month ago. the johns hopkins university tracker shows overall 2300000 cases in nearly 62000 lives loss since depend, demik began. well, the government is importing emergency oxygen supplies for hospitals filled and overflowing with sick patients. the more contagious delta vary and 1st went through denise as densely populated java and is now spreading through its many islands. jessica washington as more from the coffee east of jakarta, to cut his hospitals and java's hospitals in general, are under unprecedented pressure. and this is why you can see the results of this is one of the new code 19 burial sites in because see on the outskirts of chicago. and as hospitals are on the increasing pressure during the 2nd wave infections here in

any around 6 percent of people in indonesia been fully vaccinate? vaccine deliveries are finally picking up speed, raising hopes that this native explosion in cases can eventually become and jeremy know from jakarta is knowledge is dr. bundle the owner who's been monitoring the cobit crisis in indonesia. dr. young when the situation has been described by a government minister as a worst case scenario. could it get as bad as india? yes, the part of the increasing cases is like india. you know, we got soon start june. they increasing cases is where it was and almost step up like critical for increasing this look like the india parton's of the increasing of cases it been there. also we got the same problem like india, that our goal is because all hospital or the people who got one to do got picking care and also have difficulty to get the ox again, we got a crisis. the ox, again, to appreciate the you know, because all the pace in the month for the oxy, again, it also main hospital run out of hospital because we got the money increasing the money from

number each day, indonesia cases and deaths rise to record levels and more families come here to more those they've lost jessica washington out to 0 chicata people in vietnam, this capital hanoi have been ordered to stay home from monday as the clusters of corona virus spread. non essential services have been stopped, including public transport services to southern provinces. 3 quarters of reasons. infections have been detected in the south, including who humans, city, health, ministry, st ventilators, and thousands of workers to hot areas. to afraid have now tested positive for corona virus and the tokyo olympic village on saturday. an international olympic committee member who was also in the village was confirmed to have the virus delayed games of judah officially opened. and friday, dozens of cases have been linked to the olympics since the start of july, the event has been facing opposition in japan because of fears it'll worse than the countries covered, 1900 outbreak. as it battles a search in infections. the new bonds in june stopped still, even with all measures fully taken.

ah, hello, i'm pete adobe here and how the top stories from al jazeera, indonesia is not the epicenter of the latest wave of corona virus in south east asia. it's reported more than 1400 deaths and 35000 cases. and just one day, as jessica washington, with the latest from jakarta, indonesia has now passed more than $3000000.00 cases in total. what we have seen on the positive side is that the government has been able to ramp up testing, and they were able to test 200000 individuals in one day, which is a market improvement. however, still way of the target of trying to test 400000 people each day. and you can imagine that in a country like, and these are, there are people who would struggle when there is a strict lockdown and many all doing it tough, particularly across your carter a java and many parts of the country. but epidemiologist say that the government must strongly because the situation is continuing to worsen intensive care unit in hospitals. but only in jakarta, not only in java, but across the country on stretch them. we're seeing concerning signs of health care system acr

and indonesia has now passed more than $3000000.00 cases in total. what we have seen on the positive side is that the government has been able to ramp up testing, and they were able to test 200000 individuals in one day, which is a market improvement. however, it's still way off the target of trying to test $400000.00 people each day. and you can imagine that in a country like indonesia, there are people who would struggle when there is a strict lockdown and many are doing it tough, particularly across chicago. java and many parts of the country, but epidemiologist say that the government must strongly because the situation is continuing to watson intensive care unit in hospitals, but only in chicago, not only in java but across the country are stretched and we're seeing concerning signs of health care system across the country and more regional problems, including a west hop for with the, with the health care resources. certainly not what we have here in jakarta and the numbers that you mentioned earlier concerning as they sounded the fact that indo

what's happening in indonesia? well, the vaccination drive is underway, it started in march, and it's only sort of in recent weeks as this crisis has really gained steam that we've seen the vaccination effort become even more of a focus. the president set a target of vaccinating at least $1000000.00 people each day. and so far, those targets are being met. because the situation here is so desperate, we're seeing vaccination drive in stadiums outside move. just trying to vaccinate as many people as possible. but the reality is, is that this is a nation of 270000000 people spread across 6000 inhabited islands. and so the number of people with only 14000000 people who are fully vaccinated against corona virus. it is just a very, very small percentage of the nation as a whole. so the restrictions that you mentioned, they have been welcomed by health care professional. they are not really, they don't really constitute a full lockdown. i mean, people can still have a wedding if they wanted to, they could have a very smal

the scramble for oxygen indonesia struggles to treat patients as the number of corona virus cases, searches across the country. the glitz and glamour of can the film festival makes it come by cancer and demick hiring. ah, i hate the president juvenile noise has been assassinated. the inter and prime minister has announced the state of emergency dis, asking the un security council to me to as soon as possible, called joseph says the an identified attackers who rated the president's private residents, spoke english and spanish bally ugly. the assailants spoke english and spanish as head of the government, still in charge, i have gathered superior council of the national police and district application of the constitution. i've presided an extraordinary council of ministers, in which we have declared a state of siege. i call for the respect of the democratic principles. i urge all the nation stakeholders to help us in the battle for the continuity of the state. this country is hurt, this nation is hurst. the perpetrators will be taken to justice. let's keep our can . the situation is under con

ah, this is just one of many covert 19 burial sites in indonesia. at all hours, hearses and ambulances keep up with more bodies to be buried away. 6 people, more people are going alone in their homes. and most never had the chance to be treated in hospital as the death toll rise of covert 900 burial size. overwhelmed and grave diggers have to work well into the night to keep up with demand. indonesia cove at 19 fatality rate is the highest in se, asia. but experts warn the government state her doesn't reveal the extent of the crisis. we pray dick that the real number of those who died from coffee 9 teens should be treat to far as time higher than the officials. number each day, indonesia cases and deaths rise to record level and more families come here to warn those. they've lost jessica washington al jazeera chicata, all 3 decks of texas democrats who fled to washington to help the passing republican sponsored voting bill have now tested positive for over 19. they were part of a delegation of nearly 60 politicians who went to the capital and had al

the news live from indonesia bias biggest urgent corona virus cases. yet as hospital struggle a made, a shortage of oxygen and beds will hit why it has one of the world highest rates of child that's from covet 19 also on the program, south africa police minister way to be told if and when he should arrest jacob zoom up the form of president is hoping the high court will throw out an order to jail him for contempt, and into soccer. italian hope for more reason to celebrate women played to spain later. and your opinion, championship, semifinal ah . hello, i'm rebecca. it is mom to the program and it is your is facing its biggest surge of corona virus infections. so far. the delta variant has rapidly pushed up case numbers in indonesia, leaving hospitals in a critical state and facing a short of a shortage rather of oxygen to treat patients. the government now says it's preparing for a worst case scenario. camped outside an overcrowded hospital cove in 1900 patients fighting for their lives. the highly contagious delta vary until swept through indonesia overwhelming the health system and

bbc indonesia's valdya baraputri has been following the funeral workers. a joint effort — firefighters and police now called to deal with the bodies of those who are dying at home. many having been turned away from hospitals which were already full. we can't show you the proceeding inside the house, it obviously won't be fair to the victim or the family. currently the team is tending to the body. they covered them in a shroud, and most of the time, they are removing the clothing that's already on the victim's body for their safety. after that, they put the body inside the coffin and even pray for the victim according to their religion. in this house, the virus claimed two lives within a week and infected the entire family. translation: the grandmother died at the hospital. _ later that day, the test results showed that the grandfather also had the virus. they didn't go to hospital because the whole house was positive with covid, so they tried to get better in self isolation. the highly infectious delta variant means the number of cases here is soaring. t

the scale of the crisis here in indonesia. the indonesian government says it is working to try to rectify the crisis in some ways, including trying to source more oxygen for those in critical need that it includes trying to source oxygen from neighboring singapore. the health ministry also says it is attempting to add more beds to hospitals, as well as increase the number of isolation facilities. but health care workers say that they are overwhelmed and overrun, and that no matter how many beds they're all in these hospitals. simple reality is, is that there is not enough health care stuff to cater for the demand. right now, there are far too many people, falling critically ill in indonesia for doctors to take care of all of them. and this is the result. bangladesh is also battling a surgeon cases led by the delta vary and it's prompted the government to extend the nationwide locked down until july. the 14th and the streets of doco soldiers were seen directing traffic and the specialized police unit administering hand sanitize