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hospital a lot of multinational corporations have operations in kenya it's the 18th country to confirm the arrival of the disease with the o.p.'s adana guinea all confirmed their 1st cases on friday. let's take you over to nairobi sela on equal is standing by for us kenya is the richest country in east africa and as i mentioned a hub for global companies what would a shutdown there mean. well i mean we're not seeing a shutdown yet but we are seeing a slowdown already in business i mean there has. already a week ago conferences international conferences were halted and so people have not been traveling in and out of the country for international conferences and and as you said now public sporting events any kind of political rallies everything has come to this world to a standstill event basically so that is something that that is already happening at the moment and also flights for examples to china and also can airways has also halted flights to italy so that is something that's also affecting both trade and tourism in the countries and it's and as china has also basically kenya stron

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nairobi she is recovering at kenyatta hospital a lot of multinational corporations have operations in kenya is the 18th country to confirm the arrival of the disease if the o.p.'s sadanand guinea all confirmed their 1st cases on friday. let's take you over to nairobi seller who is standing by for us is the richest country in east africa and as i mentioned a hub for global companies what would a shutdown there mean. well i mean we're not seeing a shutdown yet but we are seeing a slowdown already in business i mean there has. already a week ago conferences international conferences were halted and so people have not been traveling in and out of the country for international conferences and and as you said now public sporting events any kind of political rallies everything has come to this world to a standstill event basically so that is something that that is already happening at the moment and also flights for examples to china and also can airways has also halted flights to italy so that is something that's also affecting both trade and tourism in the countries and it's and as china has als

kenya has been trying to boost its hospital capacity and it's been showing off this new isolation ward in nairobi but there are huge concerns about what's going to happen outside the capital. put the further you go out into rule areas. it gets. very little in terms of and time to capacities for example i've been speaking to some people in the counties and they're setting up isolation units at the moment they're also trying to kind of get. get medical schools and so on or dorms which are empty at the moment which they can use for isolation centers but at the moment they basically have a handful of dead which are available in areas where even much richer countries of course share those fears about the health care systems facing up to the coronavirus crisis. let's go now to colombia in south america it's regarded as a middle income country and is $3.00 to $4.00 times richer than kenya or india. in the capital bogota the government has been preparing a military hospital to act capacity to the health care system but many ordinary colombians have long standing worries about getting access to

kenya has introduced an evening curfew in an attempt to slow the spread of the pandemic now there is growing criticism of the police for their tough tactics as they enforce the measures. plus a new day for the 2020 tokyo illiterates to mark your calendars for the 23rd of july next year last week think again this were postponed because of the global coronavirus content. yes welcome to the program we start in the united states where new york's governor andrew cuomo has issued an urgent appeal for medical volunteers amid what he's calling a staggering number of deaths from the coronavirus the peak came as the death toll of the state climbed to past 12 most of them in new york city so far around 80000 former medical professionals have answered cuomo school meanwhile a u.s. navy hospital ship has arrived to help relieve pressure on the city's hospitals. a welcome sight for new york as the battle against the coronavirus ramps up a u.s. navy medical ship with a 1000 beds docked in new york harbor on monday. the mayor spoke of the city's frayed nerves with hospitals are already stretched to

up from onstott amsterdam to pull out of favor is pro or can hardly give them away rose growers in kenya are also suffering because of the corrupt r.'s. i'm totally yes welcome to the program we start in the united states where new york's governor cuomo has issued an urgent appeal for medical volunteers amid what he's calling a staggering number of deaths from the coronavirus the peak came as the death toll in the state climbed to past 1200 most of them in new york city so far around 80000 former medical professionals have answered quote most call meanwhile a u.s. navy hospital ship has arrived to help relieve pressure on the city's hot. little's . a welcome sight for new york as the battle against the corona virus ramps up. a u.s. navy medical ship with a 1000 beds docked in new york harbor on monday. the mayor spoke of the city's frayed nerves with hospitals are already stretched to a breaking point we've all been through a lot these last 2 weeks. and we needed this boost we needed this hope that's being created by our brothers and sisters the u.s. navy marine corps central park in the

kenya has been trying to boost its hospital capacity and it's been showing off this new isolation ward in nairobi but there are huge concerns about what's going to happen outside the capital. put the further you go out into rule areas. it gets. there's very little in terms of and times of capacities for example i've been speaking to some people in the counties and they're setting up isolation units at the moment they're also trying to kind of get. get medical schools and so on or dorms which are empty at the moment which they can use for isolation centers but at the moment they basically have a handful of beds which are available in areas where even much richer countries of course share those fears about the health care systems facing up to the coronavirus crisis. let's go now to colombia in south america it's regarded as a middle income country and is $3.00 to $4.00 times richer than kenya or india. in the capital bogota the government has been preparing a military hospital to act capacity to the health care system but many ordinary colombians have longstanding worries about getting a

government withdrew funds it almost and tiredly paid for government blood services in kenya with no donor money the health ministry appears to be struggling to sustain blood donation programs screening as well as paying staff members in centers across the country government officials say the problem is being resolved but now the police are also investigating claims that some health workers are selling the little blood available to hospitals in somalia the head of a parliamentary committee and house told al jazeera the government had made no alternative plans to. build a financial guy up after the us cut its funding it comes in the blood that is available is what's clean then it's not available for use that's what it comes in and they hold the entire problem is tied up to the issue of resources the health ministry has no ramp top blood drives according to wild health organization guidelines a country like kenya with 47000000 people should be collecting up to a 1000000 units of blood every hour yet on average only about 864000 units are collected and mostly from schools and universities pri

the airlines from many african countries have suspended flights to and from china now kenya has also cancelled flights to and from northern italy. testing facilities on the continent have been increased meaning by now most countries able to test. the capacity of countries to address this article has improved extremely in the last few months while we've been working with countries however as medical workers across major cities are preparing isolation wards and hospitals their concern remains most african health care systems do not have the capacity to deal with a large scale frankl coronavirus. now let's go have a quick chats with dr mary stefano regional office for africa in brazzaville republic of congo doesn't marry many thanks for your time now africa has recorded very few cases by the international community is awarded why. good so as you know where the outbreak started in china and it does spread to different countries and of course africa is also at weeks because of the volume of travelers between africa and order affected areas so the like you would that would be importation o

government withdrew funds that almost and tiredly paid for government blood services in kenya with no donna money the health ministry appears to be struggling to sustain blood donation programs screening as well as paying staff members in centers across the country government officials say the problem is being resolved but now the police are also investigating claims that some health workers are selling the little blood available to hospitals in somalia the head of a parliamentary committee on health told al jazeera the government had made no alternative plans to fill the financial gap after the u.s. cut its funding the holy shortage comes even if the blood that is available. there it's not available for use. but it comes in and the whole of the entire problem is tired up traditional resources the health ministry has now ramped up blood drives according to world health organization guidelines a country like kenya with 40. 7000000 people should be collecting up to a 1000000 units of blood every yard yet on average only about 864000 units are collected and mostly from schools and univer

government withdrew funds it almost and tiredly paid for government blood services in kenya with no donna money the health ministry appears to be struggling to sustain blood donation programs screening as well as paying staff members in centers across the country government officials say the problem is being resolved but now the police are also investigating claims that some health workers are selling the little blood available to hospitals in somalia the head of a parliamentary committee and house told al jazeera the government had made no alternative plans to fill the financial gup after the u.s. cut its funding comes in if the lead that is available is roads clean then it's not available for use. but it comes in and the whole of the entire problem is tied up to the issue of resources the health ministry has now ramped up blood drives according to world health organization guidelines a country like kenya with 40. $7000000.00 people should be collecting up to a 1000000 units of blood every hour yet on average only about 864000 units are collected and mostly from schools and universities

kenya has been trying to boost its hospital capacity and it's been showing off this new isolation ward in nairobi but there are huge concerns about what's going to happen outside the capital. put the further you go out into rule areas. it gets. very little in terms of and times of capacities for example up in speaking to some people in the counties and they're setting up isolation units at the moment 2 they're also trying to kind of get. get medical schools and so on or dorms which are empty at the moment which they can use for isolation centers but at the moment they basically have a handful of dead which are basically areas where even much richer countries of course share those fears about the health care systems facing up to the coronavirus crisis. let's go now to colombia in south america it's regarded as a middle income country and is $3.00 to $4.00 times richer than kenya or india. in the capital bogota the government has been preparing a military hospital to act capacity to the health care system but many ordinary colombians have longstanding worries about getting access to trea

a $737.00 max and the coronavirus and the coronavirus pandemic could see a spike in food prices in kenya the global outbreak is hitting all sorts of local business. i'm chris welcome to the program the u.s. stock market is on the brink of ending one of its greatest ever run with the corona virus outbreak now officially labeled a pandemic investors are asking how bad the fallout is going to be after all the world health organization has also cited quote alarming levels of inaction by governments in chorley the virus on wall street shares in the dow jones industrial average dropped almost 6 percent for the 1st time since the 2009 french a crisis the dollar's not entered into a bear market defined as a 20 per cent drop from recent highs. for more let's cross over to wall street and our correspondent. jose luis almost 6 percent of the loss today in the dow what particularly triggered this latest sell off. all right seems we have to have some difficulties with the line there we apologize for that and we move on the bad news keeps coming for boeing in a memo reportedly leaked to the press its

kenya has been trying to boost its hospital capacity and it's been showing off this new isolation ward in nairobi but there are huge concerns about what's going to happen outside the capital. put the further you go out into rule areas. it gets. very little in terms of and terms of capacities for example i've been speaking to some people from the counties and they're setting up isolation units at the moment 2 they're also trying to kind of get. get medical schools and so on or dorms which are empty at the moment which they can use for isolation centers but at the moment they basically have a handful of dead which are available in areas where even much richer countries of course share those fears about the health care systems facing up to the coronavirus crisis. let's go now to colombia in south america it's regarded as a middle income country and is $3.00 to $4.00 times richer than kenya or india. in the capital bogota the government has been preparing a military hospital to act capacity to the health care system but many ordinary colombians have longstanding worries about getting acces

to cut losses, not much is exported anymore from kenya. the stems that workers must cut are not taken farfrom workers must cut are not taken far from the greenhouse. they end up here, and heats like this one a growing in all flower farms. one of kenya's most rewarding industries is wilting away. anne soy, bbc news. it is important to mention that we have just heard that us senators and the white house have finally reached an agreement on a huge economic stimulus bill to alleviate the economic impact of covid—19. this would be an unprecedented stimulus package in terms of size, $2 trillion worth of measures aimed to help rescue companies that have been devastated by the impact of coronavirus and the necessary means to close down restau ra nts, means to close down restaurants, bars, businesses, et cetera. it is looking to help workers, businesses, also families and households. we don't know the details yet on who is getting what in terms of the stimulus money but we will have more in our programming ahead for you. see you soon. hello. tues

kenya is afrfrica's leadininga prproducer. in k kericho countnr colleague, cornelia borrmann discovered several tea processising companies that ae using sustainable energy sources fromom the local a ar. >> when the s sun shines, the rolling landscape of kericho county comomes to li. vibrbrant green exextends as fs the eye e can see. [amambient m] the e fields are c covered ina bushes, which grow very well here. this is kenya's most important tea-growing region. isaiah kibeteth kiriu has sa plantatation here. he's one of 600,000 smallholrr farmrmers o workrkith the nya tea devevelopment enency, the ktda. tea has provided his famil th a good living. >> tea is thehe best sourcecf income. the mamain source ofof income. i have three boys who ve mpleleted rm four. and i did d not go for anywhee fofor financial l suppt. is only tea. >> the e tea from hisis farms processesed just a fewew kiloms away in the e tebesonik fafact, which is also affiliated whh ktdada. the workers first serarate the teleaveses io equallllsized batches.s. aft

life in kenya has slowed down since the 1st confirmed corona cases 2 weeks ago the usual traffic jams are gone and many restaurants and offices have closed. last friday the government introduced a 7 pm curfew police were ordered to arrest people who were not part of essential services such as health care what does the food supply is the result was that people rushed in buses and other means of public transport to get home and feed the cats. and i'll before the actual curfew reports emerge the police arresting and beating people to local t.v. show chaotic scenes of police dispersing people with a cast at a ferry port mombasa. the law society of kenya has filed a complaint against the curfew and the police we've telling the cop you because we think because who is notable for the way it was done was kenyans do not have the luxury of. driving themselves home or i walk in public transport system i don't know what people in nairobi have mixed feelings about the question. because israel did think it is trying to assist many people and you know most of these people are going to have a no know

kenya is a africa's leadadinga producer. inin kericho couountyr colleague, cornelia borrmann discovered several tea procesessing companies that ae using sustainable energy sources frfrom the localal ar. >> when the s sun shines, the rolling landscape of kericho county comomes to li. vibrbrant green exextends as fs the eye can see. [amambient mus] the e fields are c covered ina bushes, which grow very well here. this is kenya's most important tea-growing region. isaiah kibeteth kiriu has sa plantatation here. he's one of 600,000 smallholrr farmrmers o workrkith the nya tea devevelopment enency, the ktda. tea has provided his famil th a good living. >> tea is thehe best sourcecf income. the mamain source ofof income. i have three boys who ve mpleleted rm four. and i did d not go for anywhee fofor financial l suppt. is only tea. >> the e tea from hisis farms processesed just a fewew kiloms away in the e tebesonik fafact, which is also affiliated whh ktdada. the workers first serarate the teleaveses io equallllsized batches.s. a

products that are making life better for people in kenya. the climate in south africa dry and climate change appears to be making it even more drier it is becoming even more on edge and to green the economy industries farming tourism and the way people eat we head to the eastern cape to meet a teenager who is a budding reporter walking on ecological issues she is involved with a global initiative called young group for the environment and the name suggests they need to making a difference. at 1st glance it looks idyllic but. otherwise the 17 year old student is out. in order to book a man to the extent of the drought in her hometown of winter. it's the middle of the rainy season and the main dom in town should be full by now . i think when we get here we finally realize it's actually worth it. it's a tough. question what's what's next is the hope that this. would have been for that game. town is a farming town that has been experiencing periods of severe drought over the past 5 years in an effort to alleviate the impact the only spot it inst

kenya has been trying to boost its hospital capacity and it's been showing off this new isolation ward in nairobi but there are huge concerns about what's going to happen outside the capital. put the further you go out into rural areas. it gets. very little in terms of and times of capacities for example i think some people in the counties and they're setting up isolation units at the moment 2 they're also trying to kind of get. get medical schools and so on or dorms which are empty at the moment which they can use for isolation centers but at the moment they basically have a handful of dead which are available in areas where even much richer countries of course share those fears about the health care systems facing up to the coronavirus crisis. let's go now to colombia in south america it's regarded as a middle income country and is $3.00 to $4.00 times richer than kenya or india. in the capital bogota the government has been preparing a military hospital to act capacity to the health care system but many ordinary colombians have longstanding worries about getting access to treatment

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fust to the mara river it starts in kenya and it flows into left victoria. it is 400 kilometers long and it is an important resource that the 2 countries have to ship they are all over how to manage it fairly unsustainable it is the kind of conflict the to see elsewhere in africa too we went to tanzania to meet people who are walking on resolving the issues. of. the mar river in northwestern tanzania is the lifeline for local villages. they have to travel almost 3 kilometers to collect fresh water people here only use a small amount of water for the homes livelihoods and animals but the populations upstream a growing polluting the river and putting pressure on the water supply. the bubble of pollution continues and isn't prevented the morrow river will dry up. and if it dries up it won't only affect. but also those living further up the river. they are the ones polluting the water. but it's us at the low and you are mainly affected you know one or 3. suppose the child says village chief and chair of the water use association in the village the organization w

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kenya has introduced an evening curfew in an attempt to slow the spread of the pond now there is growing criticism of the police for their tactics as they enforce the measures. plus a new date for the 2020 tokyo olympics mark your calendars for the 23rd of july next year last week think games were postponed because of the global coronavirus pandemic. public photo yes welcome to the program we start in the united states where new york's governor andrew cuomo has issued an urgent appeal for medical volunteers and made what he's calling a staggering number of deaths from the coronavirus the peak came in as the death toll at climbed into stay. past 1200 most of them in new york city so far around 80000 former medical professionals have answered cuomo call meanwhile a u.s. navy hospital ship has arrived to help relieve pressure on the city's hospitals. a welcome sight for new york as the battle against the coronavirus ramps up. a u.s. navy medical ship with a 1000 beds docked in new york harbor on monday. the mayor spoke of the city's frayed nerves with hospitals are already stretched to a br

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but kenya's public hospitals are running dry forcing many patients to ask for donations themselves u.s. funding for transfusion services was pulled last year catherine sawyer has that story from nairobi. it has taken helen barra's a month to get 4 pints of blood from a government hospital so she can start her cancer treatment she was recently diagnosed with cervical cancer and traveled to nairobi from western kenya to begin radiation therapy sessions doctors told her she needed more blood but the hospital did not have it neither was it possible for people to donate because the national transfusion center was shot of screening agents so. i'm just praying and i know it will get better i have faith but i've gone through with this disease is a nerve i have looked for blood everywhere in eventually i found it i was in so much pain and stress wondering what will happen to me if i don't get the blood in september last year the u.s. government withdrew funds it almost and tiredly paid for government blood services in kenya with no donor money the health ministry appears to be struggling to sus

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government withdrew funds it almost and tiredly paid for government blood services in kenya with no donna money the health ministry appears to be struggling to sustain blood donation programs screening as well as paying staff members in centers across the country government officials say the problem is being resolved but now the police are also investigating claims that some health workers are selling the little blood available to hospitals in somalia the head of a parliamentary committee and house told al jazeera the government had made no alternative plans to fill the financial gup after the us cut its funding comes in. that is available. there it's not available for use. but it comes in and they hold the entire problem is tied up to the issue of resources the health ministry has now ramped up blood drives according to world health organization guide. lines a country like kenya with 47000000 people should be collecting up to a 1000000 units of blood every yard yet on average only about 864000 units are collected and mostly from schools and universities private hospitals have their own b

products that are making life better for people in kenya. the climate in south africa dry and climate change appears to be making it even more drier it is becoming even more on edge and to green the economy industries farming tourism and the way people live we head to the eastern cape to meet a teenager who is a budding reporter walking on issues she is involved with a global initiative called young group for the environment and the name suggests they are needed to making a difference. at 1st glance it looks idyllic but. this isn't a new student out. in order to documented the extent of the drought in her hometown of. it's the middle of the rainy season and the main dump in town should be full by now. i've been when you get here we finally realize it's absolutely nothing. it's a tough. question what's what's next is the hope that this. would have been for that game. town is a farming town that has been experiencing periods of severe drought over the past 5 years in an effort to alleviate the impact then we split instituted water restrictions

against the pandemic but critics are calling it a power grab and there was criticism from the police in kenya for their tough tactics as they forced the new coronavirus curfew. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program around the world social distancing has become the mantra of the day but in greece's overcrowded migrant camps like moria on the island of lesbos that's not possible conditions were already unsanitary and many migrants stuck there also have preexisting health problems aid organizations are now calling for the most vulnerable residents to be evacuated to prevent a humanitarian catastrophe. in the maria refugee camp very few have been able to get a mask to protect against corona virus there are more than 20000 people living here in dire conditions lack of food washing areas and medicine are the norm. there is a lot of disease here people are sick they have fevers and skin conditions like scabies and lice they cough and have breathing problems like asthma officially there are no coded 1000 cases here but also no government plan to prevent them says doctors without borders such a scena

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