♪ >>> the philippines is home to a population of over 100 million. the average age here is around 24. but the younger generation suffers from high unemployment rates and low wages. that's why many of them seek work overseas. currently one in ten filipipino citizens works in a foreign country. one nation became especially popular among filipinos a year ago. japan, which is grappling with an acute labor shortage due to the declining birthrate.e. >> in april 2019, japan introduced a new resident status called the specified skilled worker. it strengthens the acceptance of workers in industries like nursing care, fisheries, construction and food service. in the first year of the program, up to 47,000 workers were expected to come. filipinos hold high hopes for the new system. but the results haven't been encouraging. in the years since the system was introduced not a single worker has obtained a single worker visa. this episode follows young filipinos seeking a better life in japan in the years since the introduction of the skilled special worker system.

treasury $20 million to buy the philippines so he can set them free. carnegie wrote this essay saying how can we hang the declaration of independence on the wall when we have made it illegal in the philippines to advocate filipino independence. so a huge war broke out in the philippines. only the anti-imperialists had expected this. mckinley and roosevelt and the others believed the filipinos would simply accept this, so for the first time in our history, the united states wound up in a war in which we had to shoot

at my if we could take a wife, that would be a step to the philippines, and then we could take the philippines, but then it could be a springboard to the china market. there is article after article speculating on what it can mean to american industry and american workers if the chinese could be made to eat beef instead of vegetables and rice. what about kotten, metal nails to build their houses. how many nails could we export? the specter of these giant new markets and the resources that would come out of them, as one senator came home with a negative gold from the philippines to show what we could get, were important factors enticing us into this new imperial career. robin: it starts to unravel in different ways. the u.s. conquers cuba not a big accomplishment at that time. stephen: as i pointed out, we promise not to do that, then came this big question, we will not let cuba become independent because the rebels want to limit the amount of foreign goods, take over the giant plantations. we can't keep the promise we made, so we passed another law that said we will give you independence, but

take a wife,ould that would be a step to the philippines, and then we could take the philippines, but then it could be a springboard to the china market. article article after speculating on what it can mean to american industry and american workers if the chinese could be made to eat beef instead of vegetables and rice. nailsbout kotten, metal to build their houses. how many nails could we export? giant newr of these markets and the resources that would come out of them, as one senator came home with a negative gold from the philippines to show what we could get, were important factors enticing us into this new imperial career. robin: it starts to unravel in different ways. not a bigonquers cuba accomplishment at that time. stephen: as i pointed out, we promise not to do that, then came this big question, we will not let cuba become independent because the rebels want to limit the amount of foreign goods, take over the giant plantations. we can't keep the promise we made, so we passed another law that said we will give you independence, but only if the u.s. can veto everything you do

it was released just a day before the philippine government launched 2 diplomatic complaints against china chinese navy mounted a radar gun at the philippines biggest people warship in the spread please china also declared some of the philippine territory there as belonging to hina province on the chinese mainland the philippine government says international law and its sovereignty are being violated china's leaders are facing widespread criticism for its cover up of the coronavirus crisis it also denies supplying defective virus test kits and so it is building up its response even going as far as highlighting what it calls as failures of other governments to respond to the virus emergency some chinese diplomats tweeted accusations that the u.s. is responsible for the pandemic in the philippines anger against china has been growing for years chinese who operate illegal online gambling activities have been implicated in murder and human trafficking in the philippines and the ramming of a philippine fishing boat by a chinese ship and then abandoning 22 filipino fisherman infuriated man

it was released just a day before the philippine government launched 2 diplomatic complaints against china chinese navy mounted a radar gun at the philippines biggest people warship in the spratleys china also declared some of the philippine territory there as belonging to hina province on the chinese mainland the philippine government says international law and its sovereignty are being violated china's leaders are facing widespread criticism for its cover up of the coronavirus crisis it also denies supplying defective virus test kits and so it is building up its response even going as far as highlighting what it calls as failures of other governments to respond to the virus emergency some chinese diplomats tweeted accusations that the u.s. is responsible for the pandemic in the philippines anger against china has been growing for years chinese who operate illegal online gambling activities have been implicated in murder and human trafficking in the philippines and the ramming of a philippine fishing boat by a chinese ship and then abandoning 22 filipino fisherman infuriated many ot

a song released by china to highlight his partnership with the philippines against the covert 900 up break is being criticized as propaganda has been disliked more than 100000 times on you tube many filipinos say the lyrics are a thinly veiled attempt by beijing to assert its claims of the disputed south china sea. its report. the video is on you tube and the song is called essent that got which in the filipino language means one scene the song was written by china's ambassador in manila. the video is supposedly dedicated to those who could tribute it to the 19 fight in the philippines and china but it's causing outreach here mostly from filipinos who say the message is subliminal and insulting. calling this one see they say is this graceful because china continues to encroach philippine territory in the south china sea but the chinese are saying. that you know we've. almost. so what there is. that. it was released just a day before the philippine government launched 2 diplomatic complaints against china chinese navy mounted a radar gun at the philippines biggest people warship in th

musical tribute from china to the philippines celebrating a partnership to fight the corona virus has been criticized as propaganda some of the 160000 people who have disliked it online many of them filipinos say it's really part of a power play it to control the south china sea general allen duggan reports from manila. the video is on you tube and the song is called eat some that got witch in the filipino land which means one scene the song was written by china's ambassador in manila. the video is supposedly dedicated to those to contributed to the 1000 fight in the philippines and china but it's causing outreach here mostly from filipinos who say the message is subliminal and insulting. calling this one c.b.c. is this graceful because china could turn used to be philippine territory in the south china sea but joining. me now. so what there is. that. it was released just a day before the philippine government launched 2 diplomatic complaints against china chinese navy mounted a radar gun at the philippines biggest people warship in the spratleys china also declared some of the philip

and for me defeat them in the philippines before they get better. i think there are 2 problems that we're going to have to face lock down the 1st is really can and independent news groups survive this right are business more than at any other time is under attack cash flow is king your so you're going to see a recession it's not a depression in many countries around the world so that's the 1st that the 2nd one is we've got to go out and do our jobs even more because our people the best. present open to thank you so much thank you. some sports news now germany's boston bull reputation has gotten a boost because teams in the women's national basketball association select 3 young players they expect to star in that u.s. league the top ranked among them in what's called the w n.b.a. draft. and here's a bag considered unique even by diverse u.s. standards. she's accustomed to change the south league where there were doubts on have basketball jersey has played her last game with the university of oregon ducks that's because pandemic restrictions ended the

there's a curfew in the philippines. people are able to leave their house between 8:00 and 5:00 a.m. the president has also asked for emergency powers to reallocate about $4 billion to help the poor, but as mentioned earlier, there are riots because it is not clear where t this money wil go. there is not been any clear plan from the government. i would say currently the overall general sentiment in the philippines has been one of disappointment and confusion over the government's action. any people asking for clarity regarding the government's plan. amy: can you talk more about duterte, who is known of boasting about raping people, diversely murdering people? using this moment of the pandemic to expand his authoritarian powers? >> that is exactly right. there's a a lot of concern over presidident duterte's actctions. it is not a secret he is someone who has authoritarian tendndencies. hehe iseclared a a war against drugs. this has actually targeted mostly the urban core. sadly, we are seeing the same with the pandemic. w

and stosh it's important to remember that sulu is the most militarized area in the southern philippines it's home to several armed groups including this particular group whose leader has already pledged allegiance to isis a few years ago what this exposed though is the vulnerability of the philippine military at this point it is leading basically operations to help fight this pandemic here in metro manila in the whole entire region of luzon but it also shows that it still continues to face battle and wars and so many fronts we're just not talking about the abu sayyaf it's also currently fighting the commune this insurgency now the declaration of the government of rescue operations and that that the. pursuit of those who are believed to be behind this attack is definitely ongoing we have been talking to officials on the ground where they said basically pursuit operations are well underway but what is expected though is the situation to basically meet become even more difficult in the coming days or weeks what we've seen in the past though when a situation like this happens that more troo

i can't imagine in the philippines from also leader of the philippines. they are allowed to take up contracts and go abroad and you imagine why that is something attractive to people to go abroad and make more money, make more money than they would at home, but he is appealing to people who have been trained in the philippines to stay, appealing to their sense of nationhood, it says, and you can see a lot of people will go along with that, as we have seen with our own nhs, the patriotism and sense of national pride around it, i can see that happening across the world and you can understand why he is appealing to people to stay and look after their own. susie, let's go back to one of the uk papers now, the times. this is not merger but to huge pharmaceutical companies working together in a deal to make a vaccine on a huge scale. it sounds good, it's quite a long way off, evenif good, it's quite a long way off, even if this all goes according to plan. yes, i've lost count of the number of stories i've seen about a vaccine that is literallyjust around the co

now a song released by china to highlight its partnership with the philippines against the covert 19 outbreak has been criticized as propaganda it's been disliked more than 100000 times on you tube that many filipinos say the lyrics are i thin me veiled attempt by beijing to reassert its claims over the disputed south china sea going to has the story. the video is on you tube and the song is called essent that which in the filipino language means one scene the song was written by china's ambassador in manila. the video is supposedly dedicated to those to contributed to the 1000 fight in the philippines and china but it's causing outreach here mostly from filipinos who say the message is subliminal and insulting. calling this one c.b.c. is this graceful because china continues to encroach philippine territory in the south china sea but james i say. that you know. so what there is. because. it was released just a day before the philippine government launched 2 diplomatic complaints against china chinese navy mounted a radar gun at the philippines biggest people warship in the spratleys

liberator bombers cracked down on an airfield, japanese base in the philippines. knock knockout blows preceded. they dropped 500 enemy bombs on enemy installations. enemy airstrips are battered into uselessness. unceasing support from land and carrier based aircraft in the battle for the philippines. ships and men against the elements. through the frozen great lakes the new united states coast guard ice breaker cuts a vital path behind her cargo vessels from duluth to chicago in the earliest mid winter crossing on record. it grinds through 20 inches of solid ice at 8 miles per hour. urgently needed in the war effort, these newly built ships would normally be marooned on the great lakes for two more months. now they are delivered on time. infantry landing craft in atlantic seas on the way home from sicily and normandy. these are small ships, but seaworthy. veterans of landing missions throughout europe, they are still fit for new assignments in the pacific. typhoon off the philippines, an american carrier plowed through raging seas in a grim 48-hour fight with a sa

liberator bombers cracked down on an airfield, japanese space in the philippines. kno knockout blows preceded. they dropped 500 enemy bombs on enemy installations. enemy airstrips are battered into uselessness. unceasing support from land and carrier based aircraft in the battle for the philippines. ships and men against the elements. through the frozen great lakes the new united states coast guard ice breaker cuts a vital path behind her cargo vessels from duluth to chicago in the earliest mid winter crossing on record. it grinds through 20 inches of solid ice at 8 miles per hour. urgently needed in the war effort, these newly built ships would normally be marooned on the great lakes for two more months. now they are delivered on time. infantry landing craft in atlantic seas on the way home from sicily and normandy. these are small ships, but seaworthy. veterans of landing missions throughout europe, they are still fit for new assignments in the pacific. typhoon off the philippines, an american carrier plowed through raging seas in a grim 48-hour fight with a savi

government i mean are you afraid that the philippines government is using the coronavirus crisis to gain more control over the media. look i think that what we're seeing is a government that is trying very hard to deal with a pandemic this is like i said 6 weeks in right and we have to decide the government has to decide whether it will stay or lift this kind of lockdown on april 30th they have their hands full having said that 30000 people have been arrested for and for quarantine violations and then we had a former congressman and his team who were out distributing relief goods are arrested and charged with sedition so these 2 things are going hand in hand yes journalists more than ever the mission is much more important because not only are you trying to hold government to account we're also trying to make sure that our citizens have the right information and at the same time to tell them that we need to keep asking for fashion right so. i think in a strange way we've been under attack for 4 years in rappler this is an extension of that but it is also a very different time where

what the sun apparently penned by china's embassy in the philippines showcase shown is a sort of philippine showing caught in $1000.00 upgrade it and highlights a friendly relations between the 2 a country that is that's across the one ocean that separates china philippines it's a clear encroach i have it took the train shining a light as part of its global campaign to control or at least influence narratives or to cope at 19 i mean to call china's action the best light possible but i think this particular song has been an absolute unmitigated disaster for china i checked before coming on here and on you tube as being 850-0000 times with 164000 dislikes and 2500 likes on it so it's a bit of a disaster the mis interests of it's not so yes if you if i was good just jump in there it does seem that china is on the defensive on several fronts because obviously it's getting a lot of international pressure about it being the source of the pandemic globally and it's also trying to try and get out p.p.p. products and help countries that need help in terms of dealing with the pandemic they're trying

farmers in the philippines are finding it tough to get their produce to market because of the virus long down more than 200 filipinos have died of links to the virus with around 4000 infections and over . our visit to this farming cooperative is welcomed but there are clear protocols the province of new have a see how it is considered one of the philippines biggest important food grand juries romel have years says the price of grain has more than doubled after last year's drop in prices that's being welcomed. but he says the market is bala tiles and farmers are worried about the future. not about them and we are scared for what may happen next because of this law and we're still waiting for the promised machine from the government that we were supposed to get from that if they earned then they increase it last year. the philippine government has imposed strict measures to clamp down on the spread of the covert $1000.00 pandemic putting the entire region of lives on under what it calls an enhanced community quarantine . it is home to more than 60000000 filipinos and the closure of busines

a song china is promoting as a dedication to the fight against covert 19 why the philippines says it's insulting . desperate but defiant bangladeshi workers breach lock down orders for a much needed wages and install formula one announces its plan to start the delayed 2020 season after losing it 10 races to covert $900.00 they hope to begin it with the austrian concrete in july with us spectators. britain's prime minister has returned to work vying to lead from the front in the fight against corona virus boris johnson was diagnosed with a virus some months ago and spent 3 days in intensive care in his 1st speech since leaving hospital he says the u.k. starting to turn the tide in tackling the outbreak johnson has pledged his government will outline plans for easing restrictions but he's warning of the risk of a 2nd wave. if this virus were a physical assailant an unexpected and invisible mugger which i can tell you propose to experience it is then this is the moment when we have begun together to wrestle it to the floor i know it is tough and i want to get this economy moving as fast a

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to my lot in duggan al-jazeera there that you see how province northern philippines. and let's take a look at the headlines now of the top of this hour the death toll from corona virus across the u.s. has now passed 16 and a half 1000 in new york there are signs of improvement with a drop in hospital admissions but it's still the worst affected state and had a record number of deaths for a 3rd straight day so the news here is tightening measures after a surge in infections anyone breaking the rules can be fined up to $7000.00 u.s. dollars and jailed for up to 6 years the country has reported more than $280.00 deaths jessica washington has the latest. we know that indonesia is pretty poorly equipped to handle this corona virus outbreak indonesia was incredibly slow to confirm the presence of the corona virus here in this country it was only in march that we had our 1st confirmed cases a number of weeks wasted time that should have been spent getting hospitals ready getting protective equipment for doctors was actually ill used in said resources were poured into tourism

a global health crisis but an environmental one too just to washington to syria jakarta now to the philippines where a suburb of the capital is about to stop mass testing residents will cope with 19 as a national ban continues to be delays a big focus will be on people from poor communities without access to good health care the government has drawn criticism for delaying prances stop mass nationwide testing that speak to me that in the gun in manila for so jimmy that tell us about the testing in valens will a c.d.n. why is mass festing not happening nationwide. while what the city of illinois well hopes to do is to be able to expedite the process of what they call targeted localized mass testing that is. testing those who are believed to be persons under morning tory press is under investigation as you know across the country a majority for the of those the steps that are most likely lives of your thesis which is why the ratio of deaths are high compared to that is so and this is what a lot of local governments local town near look at government officials have been asking for the life and mor

well you know what this showed basically the van the rebuild the of the philippine military as you know it is already at the forefront of fighting the pandemic across the entire region of luzon it's leading the national action plan it's leading all the efforts on the ground but then at the same time it continues its battle on so many fronts in order to kill or really this this area in sulu in the southern philippines the most militarized area in the country with at least 4 major armed groups with strongholds there and of course the very big group that authorities with the abu sayyaf which is pledged allegiance to i still a few years ago there is no surprise to the statement of president of their day and we're expecting basically operations additional operations to go after those were believed to have been behind the attack against more than 10 soldiers who were killed and more than $5014.00 wounded but what this really shows basically is that the situation remains the same that the spike the pandemic the philippine military military remains vulnerable in so many areas and the resources

in the philippines security measures against the corona virus are making it difficult for farmers to supply and sell their produce the country has more than 4000 cases and over 200 deaths general allen duggan reports from no i ever see have province. our visit to this farming cooperative is welcomed but there are clear protocols the province of new have a see how it is considered one of the philippines biggest important food granary romel have here says the price of grain has more than doubled after last year's drop in prices that's being welcomed. but he says the market is bala tiles and farmers are worried about the future. and we are scared for what might happen next because of this law and we're still waiting for the promised machine from the government that they were supposed to get from that if they earned that the increase in last year the philippine government has imposed a strict measures to clamp down on the spread of the covert $1000.00 pandemic putting the entire region of lives on under what it calls an enhanced community quarantine. it is home to more than 60000000 fili

a suburb of the philippine capital is nasty testing residents pass a national plan continues to be delayed. and hundreds gather for a government backed easter tradition in nicaragua despite the catholic church's call to suspend all festivities. of the global death toll has now passed 100001 month on from the coronavirus being declared a pandemic the current hot spot the united states has reported its highest single day toll 2108 deaths hasa 1000000 americans are now infected with the virus the hardest hit state york is conducting mass burials john hendren has this update from chicago. 500000 cases half a 1000000 and a 3rd of them alone in new york state that is $172.00 cases there now has only 0.15 percent of the u.s. population that's 327000000 but really we don't have a comprehensive testing system here in the u.s. so that is probably just a fraction of the actual number but we do know that sort of our 18000 people have died as you mentioned that crossed the 2000 mark on a daily basis for the 1st time on friday the 1st case just to take you back happened in washington state on january 20

today what he has announced in partnership with philippine airlines isa partnership with philippine airlines is a series of sweeper flight next tuesday, april seven, to pick up stranded uk nationals. what will happen is those flights will then come up to manila, to the main international airport, and two flights will then take them back to london heathrow. the cost per flight will be £1000, that is inclusive of the sweeper flights, and also we have heard that if people can't afford those tickets, there will be afford those tickets, there will be a credit scheme available so that they can pay back the many at a later date. the tickets are only for uk tourists who are stranded here and they will be priority to the venerable, the elderly or people in need of medical assistance. what we are also hearing on social media is that many people are not in these parts of their country and they are concerned they won't be picked up by these flights. no doubt the british embassy will have to look at other ways to go around the rest of the country to pick up other uk nationals to get them back to the uk.

let's start with the philippines. yvonne: they extended the lockdown to may 15 after the philippines death toll surged nearly five old -- five fold since the start of the month. the number of confirmed cases tripled to nearly 7000. we saw conflicting statements with president duterte saying the nation is running out of cash to fight the pandemic. then the finance secretary had to clarify the government has sufficient cash, the president was referring to virus funds that were running low. when it comes to the cash the government has, there is not a lot of authority to spend that much. malaysia extending its lockdown until may 12 while easing restrictions, allowing students living in dorms to travel during the lockdown. the growth in human infections in malaysia has slowed. the government is slowly relaxing these measures. allowingupper -- are the operation of construction machinery. the government at this point not ruling out a further extension. our markets coanchor yvonne man. another look at equities in china as we

philippine president roderigo deter its threaten to impose martial law after 2 soldiers a scolding aid to villages were killed strict measures in the philippines have been extended until the middle of next month to contain the spread of the fires. that's a jump start with headlines here got more news here on our right after one of one africa throughout history behind has come together in our darkest moments this is a moment for pretty much the opposite where retreat from the world could actually save every generation has its moment this one is ours ringback. it's a sad treat at the station house a day 6 days a week to work here is fast and furious but it's not because on machines that they build in its bodies one percent it can leave at a time. this says he sees the red cross is all defeated center in afghanistan has been a lifeline for people with disabilities victims of a strong.

the philippines had been won back. so had a score of other vital islands, large and small, including one called okinawa. but the kamikaze corps, the japanese pilots who rode winds to certain suicide and devastation of our ships were taking a heavy toll. on easter sunday following the pattern of invasion unleashed a half a hundred times on japanese bases, u.s. forces assaulted the island of okinawa. first the bombardment. [explosion] >> then from the fleet standing offshore, the landing craft went in. the mighty pageant of assault rolled ahead again, this time less than 400 miles from japan itself. this was the island that the japanese simply could not afford to lose. for four months they fought a desperate battle that cost them 90,000 lives. the island was save in u.s. hands in july. a test in new mexico, then 5,000 miles away at hiroshima and nafasaki came the world shaking events of the tomic bomb. japan asked for piece. aboard the u.s.s. missouri in tokyo boy on sunday, seven 2, 1945, the most horrible war in histor

well parts of the philippines capital of had its 1st day of mass testing but the rest of manila and the rest of the country indeed are still waiting for a national plan remember it's a catholic majority country under strict quarantine that easter could challenge that stock to jamila under going in manila high jamila take us through what could potentially happen today i mean easter sunday such an important day in the in the catholic christian faith will definitely as you know if you know the last bastion of catholicism in asia is in the philippines and we were driving around police allowance for stories were doing and we saw that churches of largely remained close that's something that's really unimaginable for the philippines easter celebrations are usually one of the biggest upper christians here but you know starting last week palms sunday there have been smaller celebrations smaller parades by priests in different parts of the country but the you know the faithful catholics are not allowed to take part in it largely dear just allowed to serve in the hierarchy of the catholic church y

the philippines has rapid population growth 12000000 people live in metro manila alone and the power grid is in urgent need of modernization electricity is expensive and the farms generate a lot of pollution joannie allah is head of sustainable energy finance for the bank and says there are major business opportunities in the sector very near business we are seeing the end is in the green. to be happy to feel good about that you do to do good for the environment make money out of it. 2 thirds of the philippines energy consumption is actually coming from fossil fuel so in our own little way as a bank here in the country what we hope to do is to help shift that energy mix to her energy. this is one of the projects a bank has financed to the tune of 1000000 euros just a year ago it was a stinking open rubbish dump the biggest landfill site in manila now the garbage has been covered with earth and is used to generate electricity. from the silver navarro is an engineer and renewable energy consultant. this will was. done to the ground and it's collecting methane gas and other gases that's

pummelled energy to heat up their homes and offices and how the environment can be conscious in the philippines are pushing to switch to solar power 1st let's talk about the city you forgot that for me it comes closer to my home city of mumbai it's crowded and it's intimate but just like mumbai the problems of traffic and for you should onto the factory. have a massive 319 cars focus on the top one local company is working towards slowly changing this by introducing small electric school to us that we never need on diesel. the bright yellow taxis and don van crimes are dead you are in kolkata no no university as the city of joy. but the city also faces major difficulties like lack of public transport and traffic pollution. electric scooters could help it used to but enough air pollution especially if. we did some research and found out that only 15 percent of india actually had a drivers license so there was a majority of indians didn't have a license and that was the market that we wanted to tap we did a little bit more research and found out that electric scooters where the speed is 5 kilomet

jamal and doug and al jazeera there that you see how province northern philippines uganda's president has released a home workout video to encourage citizens to stay inside during the pandemic. you know your wording was severely shared the video on twitter to demonstrate how to exercise at home uganda has imposed some of the harshest measures in africa to contain the virus. a good friday service has been held in paris nasr dam cathedral nearly a year after it was devastated by a fire only 7 people attended the ceremony as paris is under lockdown amid the corona virus outbreak of the event was broadcast nationwide as christians around the world commemorate easter many parts of the medieval cathedral were destroyed in a fire last summer including its roof and iconic belt house but. says the ceremony of a glimpse of hope as fronts for maine's under lockdown. needed but simple they can nevertheless the archbishop of paris let this very small ceremony of any 7 people in not to die cathedral that just nearly a year ago was ravaged by flames if you remember its roof inspired collapse people

pummelled energy to heat up their homes and offices and how the environment can be conscious in the philippines pushing just reach to solar power 1st let's talk about the city you forgot that for me it comes closer to my home city of mumbai it's crowded and it's intimate but just like mumbai the problems of traffic and for you should onto any factory. don't have a massive 319 cars fuck it all to one local company is working towards slowly changing this by introducing small electric school to us that we never need on diesel. and. the bright yellow taxis and don van crimes are dead you are in calcutta no no university as the city of joy. but the city also faces major difficulties like lack of public transport and traffic pollution. electric scooters could help reduce the burden of air pollution especially if. we did some research and found out that only 15 percent of india actually has a drivers license so there was a majority of indians didn't have a license and that was the market that we wanted to we did a little bit more research and found out that electric scooters where the speed is capped

jewel pummel energy to heat up their homes and offices and how the involvement pre-conscious in the philippines are pushing to switch to solar power 1st let's talk about the city you forgot that for me it comes close to my home city of mumbai it's crowded and it's intimate but just like mumbai the problems of traffic and for you should onto any flock to. have a massive 319 cars focus on the top one local company is working towards slowly changing this by introducing small electric school to us that we never need on diesel. the bright yellow taxis and don van crimes are dead you are in kolkata no no university as the city. of joy. but the city also faces major difficulties like lack of public transport and traffic pollution. electric scooters could help it used to but enough air pollution especially if. we did some research and found out that only 15 percent of india actually has a drivers license so there was a majority of indians didn't have a license and that was the market that we wanted to tap we did a little bit more research and found out that electric scooters where the speed is capped a

the philippines has rough it population growth 12000000 people live in metro manila alone and the power grid is in urgent need of modernization electricity is expensive and the farms generate a lot of pollution joe on a allah is head of sustainable energy funds for the bank says there are major business opportunities in the sector then your business we will see those new green to be happy to feel good about that you do good for the environment make money out of the. 2 thirds of the philippines energy consumption is actually coming from fossil fuel so in our own little way back here in the country what we hope to do is to. help shift that energy mix. or energy. this is one of the projects a bank has financed to the tune of 1000000 euros just a year ago it was a stinking open rubbish dump the biggest landfill site in manila now the garbage has been covered with earth and is used to generate electricity. or not. as an engineer and renewable energy consultant. this will. connect to down to the ground and it's collecting methane gas and other gases that's being produced by decomposing garbag

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the philippines has rough it population growth 12000000 people live in metro manila alone on the power grid is in urgent need of modernization electricity is expensive and the funds generate a lot of pollution joe on a allah is head of sustainable energy fund so the bank says there are major business opportunities in the sector then your business we will see the end is no brain to be happy to feel good about that you do to do good for the environment make money out of the. 2 thirds of the philippines energy consumption is actually coming from fossil fuel so in our own little way as a bank here in the country what we hope to do is. help shift that energy mix. or energy. this is one of the projects a bank has financed to the tune of 1000000 euros just a year ago it was a stinking open rubbish dump the biggest landfill site in manila now the garbage just in case. with earth and is used to generate electricity. silver navarro is an engineer and renewable energy consultant. this well that was connected down to the ground and it's collecting methane gas and other gases that's being produced

the philippines has rapid population growth 12000000 people live in metro manila alone and the power grid is in urgent need of modernization electricity is expensive and the farms generate a lot of pollution joanne a allah is head of sustainable energy fund sort of bank and says there are major business opportunities in the sector then your business is going to move so you don't just go green be happy and feel good about that you do good for the environment make money out of the. 2 thirds of the philippines energy consumption is actually coming from fossil fuel so in our own little way as a bank here in the country what we hope to do is. help shift that energy mix. or energy. this is one of the projects a bank has financed to the tune of 1000000 euros just a year ago it was a stinking open rubbish dump the biggest landfill site in manila now the garbage has been cut. with earth and is used to generate electricity. silver navarro is an engineer and renewable energy consultant. this will. connect to done to the ground and it's collecting methane gas and other gases that's being produce

philippines in the science of bias starts in may 20th on d w. such. they spread fear and terror among people though they'd rather hide from them but that's becoming increasingly difficult in the time metropolis of bangkok. the city is booming natural habitats for snakes disappearing. acts and sometimes one camp is a fine finds out he hasn't put on to any fines for months instead he's out catching snakes everything from homeless garden snakes to poisonous fibers. all right we'll send someone out keep an eye on the snake until we get there. and obviously. it's on taiwan comes 1st mission on this sunday morning rainy season has begun in thailand and that means snake season has as well. snake catchers almost always work in pants because they never know what to expect attempting to catch one of the larger reptiles one alone would be too dangerous by cam and his colleagues set off with 2 vehicles or they would be working in the river. banks maze of streets makes it difficult for some time to find the address given by the court. looking for missing 114 this

and office and how the involvement in the family conscious in the philippines of the city of school got the intimate you know company is working towards slowly changing. and produced a budget. that we want to win i founded. battery is green or any problem the work that. the school to the school to i'm not only spending less money. i did was our boys are going to have several things to do in a day i invariably end up spending less than if i had than if i had to take a bus a cab or the tram eat right as it is. because benefits biggest benefit of the 20 most polluted cities in the world polluted cities in the world. being made in delhi and it's made. this city's known as distant isn't free systems by the founders of expedience however they've they've. really really want to make sure that as many people ask is that is that you cause of our bad move in never going to icy icy as compared to a 4 stroke engine stroke engine and electrical generators and the back to city impulses to the impulses to get those relief team ion battery pools work exactly wants of that question on the move since the

we have more coming through from the philippines. the philippines is running out of funds. he announces the extension of the lot down -- lockdown of the capital until may 6. the majority of economic output to stem the spread of the coronavirus. this two-week expansion -- restrictions. turning to new zealand. the finance minister says the government there will be looking to other industries to pick up the slack in the economy as a prolonged border closure forces tourism businesses to the brink of collapse. here's our exclusive interview. >> we've still got work to do. certainly, the two countries, when you look around the world, have done better than most in from newtheir -- zealand's perspective, most of the cases we have had have come in from outside. we have strong order restrictions in place. we will have those in place for some time to come. clearly, we would like to work towards a time when we do reopen the borders in australia. wet would be something that would like to keep working on and looking at. in order to make sure we have on top of this virus, those restrictio

churches of largely remain closed that's something that's really unimaginable for the philippines easter celebrations are usually one of the biggest upper christians here but you know starting last week palms sunday there have been smaller celebrations smaller parades by priests in different parts of the country but the you know the faithful catholics are not allowed to keep quiet and in largely the are just allowed to serve in the hierarchy of the catholic church year as basically instructed the catholics to stay at home and watch online masses but there have been exceptions it remains to be seen what will happen today but most likely what we'll be seeing basically are was the online masses and a few other concessions in the streets more than 30000000 people in brazil have signed up for emergency financial relief as long as down the street sins affect the economy the government is trying to streamline the payment process of the thousands lined up at tax offices this week because of bureaucratic hold ups informal workers are entitled to claim $118.00 a month health authorities have appea

any other major power but the philippine department affairs actually released a statement in sunday directly with the vietnamese when a vietnamese boat by the chinese. and we saw also the malaysians who are generally seen as being friendly and acquiescent towards china the also stood up and new foreign minister and former defense minister who is from what you know saying he said very clearly that we will stand firmly with our claims and interests in the south china sea and more importantly we see that even american allies author allies like australia have been conducting joint naval activities with the united states in the air and the u.s. is also deploying more and more warships and by the way it's not only so china sea we also see more of chinese military intimidation tactics happening in that tight one st's because taiwan has also been pushing for more global recognition as it becomes also a major producer of mosques and desperately needed medical equipment and of course taiwan has also very successfully dealt with the coronavirus the chinese not only to me they can smaller count

the philippines extends the lockdown until april 30. they are open to off cycle action to maintain stability. the world's reducers are edging towards a deal to restrict output. opec members and independent while g20 ministers may follow on friday to discuss the implications of further curbs.ion curves -- executivesntury fox are charged for paying bribes to win rights for the 2021 tournament. they are also facing fraud, surrounding the world cup. the charges are part of a long-running investigation into corruption in world soccer. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. take a look at markets now, these are the bull markets, indonesia, which entered that yesterday, and we are getting closer to benchmark indices as well. -- manila with games, and they will be extending the lockdown until april 30, another two weeks. the cost be losing some steam. u.s. futures still pointing lower after we saw a salad rally on all ma

hundreds of stranded britons in the philippines will be able to get one of two flights back to the uk after plans were announced to repatriate them. sweeper flights will pick up passengers from four different areas on tuesday and travel to the capital manila where two philippine airline planes will be waiting to take people home. the bbc‘s howard johnson is in manila and has the details. the british ambassador to the philippines says many hundreds of uk nationals remain stranded here, so today what he has announced in partnership with philippine airlines is a series of sweeper flight next tuesday, april 7th, to pick up stranded uk nationals. what will happen is those flights will then come up to manila, to the main international airport, and two flights will then take them back to london heathrow. the cost per flight will be £1,000, that is inclusive of the sweeper flights, and also we have heard that if people can't afford those tickets, there will be a credit scheme available so that they can pay back the money at a later date. the tickets are only for uk tourists who are strande

then get us started what's the latest yes shoot them dead those are the words from as you said the philippines president roberto do it do tara take it one of the things he said this was in response to a group of protesters who apparently in some slums in the philippines organized a small protest basically complaining rick that they had not received food rations for 2 weeks so the government there is shut everything down as we've seen in so many countries around the world but they promised packets of food would be delivered to these slum areas the food didn't show up and so for 2 weeks people have waited and they began to protest military was called out they told people to go home and those protesters did not respond they did not leave they continued to protest so what new terror tape did was he essentially said that he wants to protect this is how he framed it health care workers and doctors and nurses and to make sure that they were not going to be harmed by anyone being outside and so in order to prevent those doctors and nurses from being harmed if military is to see protesters he has given

the philippine market has been shut since friday. buting catch-up over 1% generally speaking, we are to the downside. off by aa index just fraction. emerging markets index under pressure. might bee things that bringing some relief is the historic deal to cut global petroleum output by nearly 1/10. of into the upside but we did see quite a bit of consternation with this as oil prices rose on the move, then dipped quite sharply, now on the up again. guy wolf, global head of market analytics. thank you for joining us. let's have a look at what you make of this deal. >> i think it is enough to put a floor under oil prices for now. the market was sort of anticipating this move, so we priced in a lot of the projected cut. in the short-term term, almost any supply cut will not be big enough to offset the collapse in demand we have seen. the market prior to this was deeply concerned about whether it would run out of storage capacity. to hold all this excess crude. this announcement is enough to take that fear away. however, the big question

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