this is growth and progress in indonesia. now, lou ah, logan. you're watching the news hour on al jazeera with me for the back table. a reminder of our top stories, villages in myanmar have been trained to neighboring thailand as fighting between government and ethnic ran forces intensifies. the violence was triggered by a military raid. last week. indonesian officials say they will not offer refuge to a group of ro hang out on a stranded boat. they say the vessel will be turned away, but they will help repair it 1st in a providing food was 1st haunted by fishermen on sunday. and in the us, the centers for disease control has shortened the recommended time. people should isolate when they're tested positive from 10 to 5 days present. joe biden says health system is prepared for a soaring number of call the 19 cases, but as admitted the response hasn't been sufficient. while i speak to wafa sadder about this, she's a professor of epistemology and medicine at columbia university and is joining us live on the news. our thank you so much for being w

this usually happens whenever there's a rang about the comes to indonesia, into indonesia waters and is in distress. there's a debate that takes place about what the best response is. and though it's not really that surprising, sorry, turned her, sorry to interrupt you. when you say, you said there, whenever a range of art comes into indignation, what is, how often does this happen? and what's in the precedent? it happens actually very often. so a lot of these ranga refugees are in fact trying to get to malaysia, the trying to come here a mainly for family reunification and, and most of them are finding it difficult to come into malaysia. in fact, with the malaysian government has taken a much stricter policy that have been, you know, this determines policies with may countries in the region in thailand and malaysia, included, and boats haven't pushed back to see. we saw this also in 2015. we've seen at numerous times over the last couple of years. and what happens then is, of course, the boat has no way to go. and, and people have been on this boat for very long time. this boat in p

they became stranded in indonesia waters, baton, to reach militia. the old health organizations warning the armstrong variant of cove. it's still poses a very high risk current of ours cases worldwide searched 11 percent in the past week. the us britain prompts initially a rural reporting record, hives as well, and police and hong kong of right at the office of stand to news and independent online media outlet. 7 current and former staff members have been arrested for publishing articles and citing hatred against authorities. here is a little look at some of the people who were arrested. the editor in chief, patrick lamb, has been detained, as well as deputy assignment editor ronson chant, who is also the head of the hong kong journalists association. margaret ng is a barrister, former pro democracy politician and the local well known pop singer denise. whoa. who served on the board of stand use until she resigned in june. and the result has been that san has actually decided to shut down earlier. we spoke to samuel, choose the founder and president

ah, indonesia, the country with an abundance of results with great power and walk indonesia whose turns forming we moved full to grow and frock. we balance for green economy, blue economy, and the digital economy with the new job creation law, indonesia is progressively ensuring the policy reform to create quality jobs. invest. let me pop linda. this is rose and progress. invest indonesia. now lou, the me welcome back. you're watching out just 0 time. to recap, the headlines. evacuations have been suspended around the didn't easiest mount summer route because of clouds of hot ash raining from the iraq thing volcano. so far, 13 people have been killed and thousands injured. 5 people are pulled to have been killed and me and mas largest 50 off the security forces. ram their vehicle into a group of protested dozens more were injured during the anti q demonstration in young vaughan vote counting on the way in the gambia. oftentimes, today's presidential election has been high turn out the whole scene of the test of stability and democratic progress. now the number of new daily cove is 19 ca

and indonesia, a damaged vessel was towed to shore and utter indonesia initially planned to turn them away. but later, back down after international pressure, the un has praised indonesia response as jessica washington reports from jakarta, indonesia ante province a dangerous and exhausting journey has finally come to an end. these were hanger, refugees are finally safe. intending to reach malaysia, they perilous journey, saw them stranded in indonesian waters for days. for now they're staying in an empty government building in northern uh, j. m. o, they are off fellow muslims. so we aren't going to complain about having them here . overnight. a navy vessel pulled their boat to shore in effort that was complicated by strong waves and heavy winds. representatives from the you and hcr and local, and jose waited anxiously for their arrival. ready to assist young farmer's gabriella family. the 1st thing we need to do is check their health, give them food and drink after their day stranded at sea. $47.00 children and 50 women are among those rescued from the damaged vessel. local fishermen

the bowed back is, is a violation of international obligations of indonesia. i think international law clearly imposes obligations on states including indonesia, to protect human rights of refugees arriving on their shores. and their health condition is, is worrying. i think, 51 children and 60 women is really in a distress situation. so i think we are very worry about the conditions of their life threat life and that threatening situation. and i think the government of indonesia should do, you know, the thing that they have done last year when they allow almost 400 refugees from myanmar to come into the country and to treat them properly as rude, local facilities of refugee and for the, for the new case in beer in, in the ocean water, i think we, we, we think indonesia is taking the wrong decision by sending them on the high seas. it will. busy put them at risk and dangers at sea. in myanmar i military offensive against ethnic korean armed, co says, intensifying the military that the power in february as in a case of committing atrocities against villages. th

the you and hcr is praised indonesia for taking the men. jessica washington reports now from jakarta, indonesia anti province. a dangerous and exhausting journey has finally come to an end. these were hunger, refugees are finally safe. intending to reach malaysia, they perilous journey, saw them stranded in indonesian waters for days. for now they're staying in an empty government building in northern uh, j with oh, they are off fellow muslims. so we aren't going to complain about having them here overnight. a navy vessel pulled their boat to shore an effort that was complicated by strong waves and heavy winds. representatives from the you and hcr and local and g o is waited anxiously for their arrival. ready to assist them. yamaha marcella. family. the 1st thing we need to do is check their health, give them food and drink after their day stranded at sea. 47 children and 50 women are among those rescued from the damaged, with local fishermen. from the town of beerin 1st spotted the ship on sunday, near the coast of archie and immediately t

i'm programs in indonesia. now, lou ah, this is al jazeera, quicker my, to all the top stories this, are you a secretary of state and sleep? lincoln says the asia pacific region, it's to be free. all coercion, lincoln is in indonesia, 1st leg over a tower of the region. and since giving a life press conference in jakarta right now, washington course trying to cancer. china's inputs us defense secretary, has decided against punishing military personnel and fulton jewels strike the killed 10 civilians and the afghan capital coble operation on august 29th killed an 8 worker and 29 members of his family. and the u. k. prime minister has announced once believed to be the 1st confirmed death of a person who tested positive for the oma con, variance of the coolant virus. governments is urging people to get booster shots. the governor, the u. s. state of kentucky says at least 74 people have been killed in the region . and friday, series of tornadoes, more than 100 people are still missing. the powerful stones tore thr

giving shelter, indonesia government agrees to accept dozens of wrangler migrant stranded at c. another blow to media freedom in hong kong. gus arrests of senior staff falls. one of the last remaining pro democracy websites to shut down. also, germany says good bye to nuclear power giving rise to concerns that lead to the use of more fossil fuels. and in sport legendary american football coach and broadcast at john madden has died. at the age of 85, the nfl said it was forever indebted for all he done to make the league what it is today. ah, welcome to the news on global crone of iris cases have it an unprecedented level. the average number of cases this week increase to more than 6500000 infections versus again, the worst affected country. we've also seen record numbers across europe, parts of africa and asia are also at peak levels. but there is a crucial difference. this wave hospitalized ations and deaths a significantly lower. now we have a full correspondence. this our to give us the global picture. natasha butler, his in paris forest says france surpasses 200000 cases. a

these people will be towed to shore and they will be allowed to disembark in indonesia. what we have heard from local sources on the ground is that the process of towing the vessel to the coastline could take around 3 to 4 hours. the vessel as it stands is around 80 kilometers from the coast of b, it in our province. and so it could take around 3 to 4 hours and that's without factoring in some of the difficult weather conditions. we understand that right now, the rock heavy winds and heavy waves as well, which could complicate the effort to bring this vessel to shore. but what we can say with certainty is that they will be allowed to disembarked in our province after so many days of uncertainty. we heard a short while ago from a representative of the government explaining the process behind the governments thinking or more in thought go nysha. or the non asian government today has decided in the name of humanity to accommodate growing or refugees currently floating on a boat in the ocean near a chair. sir, this decision was made after considering doing emergency conditio

after days addressed an open seas, more than a 100 were hang refugees in our safe and indonesia. the damaged vessel was towed to shore and archer, indonesia, initially planned to turn them away. but later, back found after international pressure. the un has praised. indeed, his response as jessica washington reports from jakarta, indonesia as anti province, a dangerous and exhausting journey has finally come to an end. these were hanger, refugees are finally safe intending to reach malaysia, they perilous journey, saw them stranded in indonesian waters for days. for now, they're staying in an empty government building in northern uh, j o. they are off fellow muslims. so we aren't going to complain about having them here. overnight a navy vessel pulled their boat to shore in effort that was complicated by strong waves and heavy winds. representatives from the you and hcr and local and cios waited anxiously for their arrival. ready to assist young by my fellow family. the 1st thing we need to do is check their health, give them food and drink after their days stranded at sea. $47.0

this is growth and progress in indonesia now. ah ah, you want to go to set a reminder about top stories this. our concerns about a new conflict in ukraine are said to dominate talks between us and russian leaders . later on tuesday, vladimir prudence denied that an invasion is planned, blaming nato, for the need to position his military as a buffer against 6 expansion eastwards. at least 4 people have been killed by an explosion in iraq's southern city of basra. that last happened near a hospital. several other people have been injured. china is accused the u. s. a violating the olympic spirit after washington and those diplomatic boycott of next year's beijing winter games making government officials will not attend because of what they call human rights atrocities. and genocide with the world health organization says, imposing mandatory vaccines against the corona virus. it should be an absolute last resort. the warning comes as more countries in europe debate, whether to adopt the strict measure due to a wave of new infections

the you and hcr is praised indonesia for taking the men. jessica washington reports from jakarta, indonesia ante province a dangerous and exhausting journey has finally come to an end. these were hanger, refugees are finally safe intending to reach malaysia, they perilous journey. saw them stranded in indonesian waters for days. for now they're staying in an empty government building in northern uh, j o. they are off fellow muslims. so we aren't going to complain about having them here. overnight, a navy vessel pulled their boat to shore in effort that was complicated by strong waves and heavy winds. representatives from the you and hcr and local and cios waited anxiously for their arrival. ready to assist young? i'm a fellow family. the 1st thing we need to do is check their health. give them food and drink after their day stranded at sea. $47.00 children and 50 women are among those rescued from the damaged vessel. local fishermen from the town of buran 1st spotted the ship on sunday, near the coast of archie and immediately tried to assi

is praised indonesia response as jessica washington reports from jakarta, indonesia anti province, a dangerous and exhausting journey has finally come to an end. these were hunger, refugees are finally safe intending to reach malaysia, they perilous journey. saw them stranded in indonesian waters for days. for now they're staying in an empty government building in northern uh, j o. they are off fellow muslims. so we aren't going to complain about having them here. overnight, a navy vessel pulled their boat to shore an effort that was complicated by strong waves and heavy winds. representatives from the you and hcr and local and g o is waited anxiously for their arrival. ready to assist them young by my fellow family. the 1st thing we need to do is check their health, give them food and drink after their day stranded at sea. $47.00 children and 50 women are among those rescued from the damaged vessel. local fishermen from the town of buran 1st spotted the ship on sunday, near the coast of archie and immediately tried to assist them. some local said they felt solidarity with those on b

this is growth and progress. invent indonesia. now, lou ah, welcome back time to recap headlines now. a volcanic eruption in indonesia is most populated. island is killed at least 13 people. thousands of people fled their villages and are and evacuation centers after lava mixed with rain submerged houses . vote counting zondaway in the gambia of the sac, today's high turn out in the presidential election. it's the 1st vote since president yahoo jama was asked it from power. indian official say 13 civilians have mistakenly been killed during a military operation in the northeastern states of nag or land. the army is reported to have shot the truck carrying dozens of people and later find the crowd . a day's has been set for us. president joe biden and russian president vladimir putin to hold talks after the recent tensions in east in ukraine. the leaders are due to speak on a video call on tuesday, as thousands of russian troops gather near ukraine's border. u. s. and ukrainian officials say intelligence suggests an invasion or att

jessica washington reports now from jakarta, indonesia anti province. a dangerous and exhausting journey has finally come to an end. these were hunger, refugees are finally safe. intending to reach malaysia, they perilous journey, saw them stranded in indonesian waters for days. for now they're staying in an empty government building in northern uh, j. o. they are off fellow muslims. so we aren't going to complain about having them here. overnight. a navy vessel pulled their boat to shore, an effort that was complicated by strong waves and heavy winds. representatives from the you and hcr and local, and jose waited anxiously for their arrival. ready to assist? young farmers, gabriella family. the 1st thing we need to do is check their health, give them food and drink after their days stranded at say, $47.00 children and 50 women are among those rescued from the damaged vessel. local fishermen from the town of buran 1st spotted the ship on sunday, near the coast of archie and immediately trying to assist them. some local said they felt solidarity with th

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has praised indonesia response as jessica washington reports from jakarta, indonesia archie province, a dangerous and exhausting journey has finally come to an end. these were hunger, refugees are finally safe. intending to reach malaysia, they perilous journey, saw them stranded in indonesian waters for days. for now, they're staying in an empty government building in northern uh, j o. they are off fellow muslims, so we aren't going to complain about having them here. overnight a navy vessel pulled their boat to shore an effort that was complicated by strong waves and heavy winds. representatives from the you and hcr and local, and cios waited anxiously for their arrival. ready to assist young farmer gabriela, family. the 1st thing we need to do is check their health, give them food and drink after their days stranded at say, $47.00 children and 50 women are among those rescued from the damaged vessel. local fishermen from the town of buran 1st spotted the ship on sunday, near the coast of archie and immediately trying to assist them. some local said they felt solidarity with those o

so this is a very humanitarian position and we are very grateful for indonesia. so i've taken this today and it's about to have been at c o for several weeks. so we expect that that the situation off the around $100.00 refugees of whom primary they are women and children. we expect that they are probably in need health assessment and need to have the image it 8 when they, when that when they're coming to show well prompted authorities to change their position. because the initial reports, at least from news agencies, quoting personnel in the navy, was that there was simply going to give these people some food fix their both and tell them off. you go we, we're not sure about the source as to where to those reports. in our interactions with the authorities, we learned that they were in internal meetings and discussions. and it's not until today that we heard the final decision, which is this is very humanitarian decisions they have taken. and we think that it's a, it's an example on the states to follow up in the asia pacific region, but also in other parts of the

let it be possible in his growth and progress in indonesia. now, lou aah! on al jazeera, these are the top stories they saw at the us breaking another record for cove infections. an average of 267000 view cases every day. this past week, infections in the us have increased 60 percent weak on way calder deaths and hospital admissions remain low. the chinese city of shyanne is battling the largest community outright, the country seed this year, least it's reported another $155.00 domestically transmitted cases. 13000000 people under locked down for 8 days now. now, latin american and caribbean countries are also seeing a rise in cases, but health officials say they could be a silver lining with figures suggesting south america has now become the most vaccinated continent in the world. on all roughly reports from mexico city. ah, a vaccination site in mexico city in increase in coven, 19 cases linked to the holiday season has also led to a rise in the number of people seeking the jap. none the think of it when i feel safe about everything because of the suppor

notes some euro -- indonesia's volcano. it swallowed homes and negative entire villages in great. -- blanketed entire villages in gray. many people were killed. >> after the eruption our house was damaged. i opened the door and it was so hot, so i closed it and went into the house. but then i decided to flee. >> many are sheltering in evacuation centers where they are given hot meals and a roof over their head. but the president says a more long-term plan is necessary. he visited a disaster zone tuesday. his government will look into moving homes away from the volcano because of the threat for more options. -- erruptions. >> we hope once everything has subsided that everything can start. fixing infrastructure or relocating those from places we predict are too dangerous to return to. i received a report saying around 2000 families need to be relocated immediately. >> it is the tallest mountain on this island about one ofearly 130 active volcanoes in indonesia. people are being told not to travel within five kilometers of the

at the time, indonesia had fully vaccinated, less than 6 percent of its population. as a result, one in 3 people were testing positive with many ending up in hospitals. did. ablow went behind the scenes at one such facility to see 1st hand how healthcare workers struggled to keep the system from complete collapse. getting into her coven protective gear take some time, and more than a little courage. but nurse to santi is just glad to have equipment available right after graduating from nursing school last year. she was sent to the front line of the pandemic in jakarta and became infected herself. a few months after she recovered, the 2nd wave hit the country. people that i am a nurse, so we use stretchers, wheel, chair, scalable, unmet. now we even had to rotate the oxygen bottles for patients in the emergency room. i am thinking it will then began, and they kept coming and coming even after we were out of beds and oxygen being out of it. those who came had low oxygen levels. i was overwhelmed with the little america while a hand man officially cove. it is claim more

at the time, indonesia had fully vaccinated, less than 6 percent of its population. as a result, one in 3 people were testing positive with many ending up in hospitals. d, w went behind the scenes at one such facility to see 1st hand how health care workers struggles to keep the system from complete collapse. getting into her coven protective gear take some time, and more than a little courage. but nurse to santi is just glad to have equipment available right after graduating from nursing school last year. she was sent to the front line of the pandemic in jakarta and became infected herself. a few months after she recovered, the 2nd wave hit the country. people that i am a nurse, so we use stretchers and wheel chair, scalable unmet. now we even had to rotate the oxygen bottles for patients in the emergency room. i am thinking it will then began and they kept coming and coming even after we were out of beds and oxygen being that of those who came had low oxygen levels. i was overwhelmed with the little america while a hand bang officially cove. it is claim more than a

jobs. invest, let part when to lose his growth and progress. invest indonesia. now, lou ah, this is al jazeera, quick reminder, all the top stories this are at least 84 people have been killed by tornadoes sweeping across the united states. dozens of people are still missing. president joe biden says he expects it will be one of the largest tornado vents. u. s. history talk diplomats from g. 7. countries have been urged to show unity against global aggressors. as they meet in the u. k. says he own the liverpool, russia, in particular as being single, died from us in troops on ukraine's border and the pacific territory of new caledonia is 14. in a 3rd and final referendum on independence from france, it narrowly rejected a breakaway in 201820. 20 main independence parties are boy causing the votes. have been processed and the district of ne india following the deaths of 14 civilians who were mistakenly killed the indian army soldiers trying to ambush rebels. open fire on a pickup truck carrying coal miners last week. the operation, as we knew in coals for the rep

the post the boat back is, is a violation of international obligations of indonesia. i think international law clearly imposes obligations on states, including indonesia, to protect human rights, off refugees arriving on their shores. the indonesian government has not responded to on to 0 requests for comment. and after so many days and to see these desperate people still face an uncertain future. jessica washington, out here of jakarta, the palestinian president mcmurry abbas has had his 1st formal meeting with and his ready official in israel, in more than a decade. he was hosted by the israeli minister of defense many camps. mister gans says they discussed security coordination and economic issues among others. harry force it has more on that force from west jerusalem. i think there are a couple of things prompting this american pressure almost certainly to see progress or at least some indication of willingness to talk by the israelis with the palestinians. at the same time as the prime minister natalie bennett is still rejecting the idea of the u. s. reopening, i

these people will be towed to shore and they will be allowed to disembark in indonesia. what we have heard from local sources on the ground is that the process of towing the vessel to the coastline could take around 3 to 4 hours. the vessel as it stands is around 800 nautical mile 80 kilometer, sorry, from the coast of b. it in onshore prov, outside province, and so it could take around 3 to 4 hours and that's without factoring in some of the difficult weather conditions. we understand that right now, the rock, heavy winds and heavy waves as well, which could complicate the effort to bring this vessel to shore. but what we can say with certainty is that they will be allowed to disembarked in our province after so many days of uncertainty. we heard a short while ago from a representative of the government explaining the process behind the government's thinking, but more important go nisha. or the indonesian government today has decided in the name of humanity to accommodate growing a refugee shop. currently floating on a boat in the ocean near i checked 0. this decision w

i'm jessica washington is the coco, indonesia. we're expert fear the ongoing gold rush is putting children's health at risk. ah, dozens of people are fear dads in the u. s. after a series of tornadoes swept through 6 states, the extreme where the system has been active since friday, leaving a trail of destruction stretching more than 320 kilometers. president joe biden says it's likely to be one of the largest her nato events in u. s. history. the state of kentucky is the worst his. how did your castro is in the city of mayfield? and we are trapped. please give us some help. at the candle factory in may, you please bring us this woman is among the few to get out alive after a tornado flattened the candle factory were she and more than 100 others were working. it's unclear how many people remain trapped somewhere beneath this rubble . but as the search and rescue effort stretches in today to the governor of kentucky says, finding more survivors is unlikely. this is the hardest tornado event we've ever been through. and it's not jus

>>> the situation in indonesia is dangerous. at least 15 people killed and 1700 are displaced after the sudden eruption destroyed hundreds of homes, damaged many schools and left villages covered in ash. 27 people are still missing. cnn meteorologist pedram javaheri has more for us. >> we're watching portions around indonesia because we know this is among the most volcanically active regions on the planet. indonesia easily tops the chart, 127. second place japan with 108. you'll notice where the united states and chile are in place of indonesia. this particular volcano, it is a popular hiking location. elevation at 12,000 feet high. there have been 55 of them since 1918. that's one in every four years. back in january of this year we saw an eruption take place. no fatalities in the 2021 eruption. unfortunately we have seen fatalities with this most recent eruption. we saw the activity pick up. you see this build in advance of erup eruptions. it was the case with almost 170 quakes in the last 70 days. you get this particular ash

let it be part when denise is growth and progress in indonesia. now, lou ah, the watching out, is it a reminder of our top stories? this, our concerns about our new conflict in ukraine are set to dominate talks between us and russian leaders. later on tuesday, vladimir put his denied that innovation is planned, blaming nato, for the lead to position. his military is a buffer against its expansion. eastwards are these 4 people have been killed by an explosion in iraq southern the city of bossa last happened to clear a hospital. several other people were injured. china is accused the u. s. a violating the olympic spirits after washington announced a diplomatic boycott of next year's beijing winter games making government officials will not attend because of what they call human rights atrocities and genocide. 3 political parties in germany have signed a coalition agreement paving the way for the formation of a new government leaders of the social democratic party. the green party and free democrats attended the signing ceremony in berlin. coalition

s. turkey indonesia, button. so all of them have actually sounded military contingent to celebrate vocation. due to pandemic, not many other dignitaries could make it this time. it's a year long celebration, celebrating the 100. yes, antonio, the father of the nation for a ship, would uber, a man, 50 years independence day. and the big day of the day when the pakistan army surrendered to that allied force, that is indian and bangladesh. she guerrilla fighters to nation was instrumental in supporting bangladesh during the cold. warry was russia and india. now there is also a remarkable journey for a country within the last 50 years facing various kinds of challenges, natural disaster, economic challenges, yet it as able to manage a 6 percent judy big growth late. now it is one of the fastest growing economy in the wall. it is a middle income country and set to graduate chair developing nation by 2026. and this is what the government wants to highlight in it's 50 year celebration. yet there are the challenges still

letter part when denise, his growth and progress in indonesia. now, ah, this is al jazeera. ah hello, i'm sam is a dan. this is the news. our live from dell coming up. the next 60 minutes back to square, one crown of iris cases surge globally, but governments are divided on how to combat the renewed wave. indonesian officials say val send a group of ra, hang a refugees bank to see after fixing their boat had exhausted and fed up made of work in india, protest against the lack of support, a government hospitals. the chinese government filed a complaint with the un, against the law mosque will tell you wine and in sport, australia cricketers have retained the ashes, the home side, beating england in melbourne to take an unassailable 3 new series. ah, all this here is ending the way it began with a rise in global cove. it 19 infections, the micron variant driving up cases to alarming levels in many countries of the world. the u. k. is ruled out imposing further restrictions for now despite a record surgeon infections, there's a different picture. ho

jessica washington post now from jakarta, indonesia anti province. a dangerous and exhausting journey has finally come to an end. these were hanger. refugees are finally safe intending to reach malaysia. they perilous journey, saw them stranded in indonesian waters for days. for now they're staying in an empty government building in northern uh, j. o. they are off fellow muslims, so we aren't going to complain about having them here. overnight a navy vessel pulled their boat to shore and effort that was complicated by strong waves and heavy winds. representatives from the you and hcr and local and g o. s waited anxiously for their arrival. ready to assist? young pamela, pamela, the 1st thing we need to do is check their health, give them food and drink after their days, stranded at say, 47 children and 50 women are among those rescued from the damaged vessel. local fishermen from the town of baron 1st spotted the ship on sunday, near the coast of archie and immediately trying to assist them. some local said they felt solidarity with those on board as

these people will be towed to shore and they will be allowed to disembark in indonesia. what we have heard from local sources on the ground is that the process of towing the vessel to the coastline could take around 3 to 4 hours. the vessel as it stands is around 80 nautical mile 80 kilometer, sorry, from the coast of b. it in answer prov out a province. and so it could take around 3 to 4 hours and that's without factoring in some of the difficult weather conditions. we understand that right now, there are heavy winds and heavy waves as well, which could complicate the effort to bring this vessel to shore. but what we can say with certainty is that they will be allowed to disembarked in our province after so many days of uncertainty. we heard a short while ago from a representative of the government explaining the process behind the governments thinking, well what are you, alicia? or the non asian government today has decided in the name of humanity to accommodate growing a refugee shop, currently floating on a boat in the ocean near our check seattle. this decision was

this is growth and progress. invent indonesia. now, lou ah, here on the news on here at al jazeera, these are out top stories over the election results, showing the damm b as president out of bar. i was on course of victory, a high turnout from the presidential polt, which is seen as a test of stability and democratic progress. 5 people are reported to been killed in me and malice, largest city after secure, he forces ram their vehicle into a group of.

now in quarantine and indonesia, the group made up mostly of women and children was allowed to do some back in a chai. they will be moved into temporary housing. one's health checks has been completed. indonesia initially planned to turn the boat away, but allowed it to land after international pressure. physical washington is following the story from jakarta. finally, their exhausting journey is now over and the refugees are now safely in indonesia. so now we have a clearer picture of exactly who was on board $105.00 people in total, including asian men, 50 women, and $47.00 children. and according to the you and hcr, these individuals were at sea for at least 3 weeks. as i mentioned, their vessel was damaged and unseen, worthy and a short while ago we heard from you and hcr in his statement, which noted that it thanked indonesia for once again, proving its humanitarian spirit. and setting an example for the rest of the region . what happens now do you and hcr stuff are on the ground working with the indonesian government as well as community groups to assist the rank of refugees with

a volcano eruption on indonesia's java island, kills at least 1a people. protests in europe against covid restrictions, as cases of the omicron variant continue to spread. and could switching to hydrogen—powered cars help one of the world's biggest coal users hit its net zero emissions target? we'll have a special report from japan. live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news. it's newsday. we begin in greece, where pope francis has criticised what he says is the narrow self—interest of european countries in the way they are responding to the migrant crisis. he spent time at a refugee camp on the greek island of lesbos. his verdict on the way people there are being treated — it could lead to the shipwreck of civilisation. our special correspondent fergal keane travelled with him and sent this report. they embrace the man and the message because, at this moment, he is their most passionate advocate. pope francis arrives at the time of renewed political crisis in europe over the issue of migration. since his last visit, fences have gone up, the

more than $100.00 or hinder refugees and now safe in indonesia, the damage vessel was towed to shore in archie. and it is or initially planned to turn them away. but blake, to back down after international pressure un has praised into needs his response. as jessica washington reports now from jakarta, indonesia at a province a dangerous and exhausting journey, has finally come to an end. these were hanger, refugees are finally safe. intending to reach malaysia, they perilous journey, saw them stranded in indonesian waters for days. for now, they're staying in an empty government building in northern uh, j. m. o, they are off fellow muslims. so we aren't going to complain about having them here . overnight a navy vessel pulled their boat to shore and effort that was complicated by strong waves and heavy winds. representatives from the you and hcr, and local and g o is waited anxiously for their arrival. ready to assist? young families, gabriella. family. the 1st thing we need to do is check their health, give them food and drink after their day stranded at sea. $47.00 children and 50

what gives you an edge in indonesia? >> i think hong kong's international financial center is fortunate that hong kong made international banking licenses ahead of most of their southeast asia counterparts. when we got our license, with technology know-how, it is actually quite different running a traditional bank and building an additional bank. we can extend these know-how was and economies of scale as we enter into multiple market opportunities. in particular, in addition to having a head start, we already have indonesia business, a joint venture with indonesia since 2019 with 3 million users already. we can leverage on existing and new partners to expand. if you look at the market, there are some digital banks and existing banks that are traditional come up but most of them have a few hundred million users. if you look at the whole population of 217 million, there are still a lot of opportunities. reporter: where next, regionally or southeast asia specifically? >> i think the whole southeast asia has a lot of opportu

once health checks have been completed, indonesia initially planned to turn the boat away but allowed its land after international pressure just got washington following the story jakarta. finally there exhausting journey is now over and the refugees are now safely in indonesia. so now we have a clearer picture of exactly who was on board $105.00 people in total, including asian men, 50 women, and $47.00 children. and according to the you and hcr, these individuals were at sea for at least 3 weeks. as i mentioned, their vessel was damaged and unseen, worthy and a short while ago we heard from the you and hcr in a statement which noted that it thanked indonesia for once again, proving its humanitarian spirit. and setting an example for the rest of the region . what happens now do you and hcr stuff are on the ground working with the indonesian government as well as community groups to assist the rank of refugees with their immediate needs, including food, medical checks, and other essentials, while they stay in this temporary government facility in north but beyond that, we don't know w

now in quarantine in indonesia, 105 people, miami women, and children were allowed to do some back in chain. they will be moved into temporary housing. one's health checks have been completed. indonesia initially planned to turn the boat away, but they allowed it to land following international pressure. jessica washington is following the story from jakarta. finally there exhausting journey is now over and the refugees are now safely in indonesia. so now we have a clearer picture of exactly who was on board $105.00 people in total, including asian men, 50 women, and $47.00 children. and according to the you and see these individuals were at sea for at least 3 weeks. as i mentioned, their vessel was damaged and unsee worthy and a short while ago we heard from the you and hcr in a statement which noted that it sang to indonesia for once again, proving its humanitarian spirit. and setting an example for the rest of the region . what happens now do you and hcr stuff are on the ground working with the indonesian government as well as community groups to assist the rank of refugees with th

the search for missing paypal in indonesia aisd, java continues following saturdays, volcanic eruption. president joker, which odo is promising to increase evacuation if it's at least $34.00 people have died after mount seminary rapid lexia, brian reports this muddy wasteland of broken homes and ash covered crops, lies in the shadow of indonesia, mount samira volcanoes. it sounded to life on saturday, shooting clouds of ash into the sky, swallowing homes and blanketing entire villages and gray survivors say there was no warning and that many people were killed when i get so after the auction, my house was damaged to the ceiling, destroyed. i opened the door, it was so hot, so i closed the door, went into the house. but then i decided to many and now sheltering and evacuation centers where they given hot meals and a temporary roof over they have. but indonesia, president says a more long term plan is necessary, junko with dodo visited the disaster zone on tuesday. his government will now look into moving homes away from the volcano because of the threat of more or options that up monday

more than 100 wrangler refugees have been stranded in indonesia waters authorities. not a province say bell helped to repair both, but will not allow them onto the territory. the indonesian government has not yet commented on this matter. as jessica washington reports from jakarta, indonesia waters, off the coast of the island of sumatra. these fishermen are trying to do whatever they can to help people in desperate need his vessel carrying more than 100. for his refugees was supported the province on sundays. local fishermen said they felt sorry for those on board, particularly the young children and a good deal. according to our radio communication day a week, someone died some a sick, including many children on the elderly getting weaker according char information. they've been at sea for 28 days, but i know you, but i am. the fisherman told out 0 they have been providing food medicine and water to those on board that have not been allowed to help them get to shore local authorities in our j say they will assist the ringer and give them essential supplies, but won

let's be part when denise is growth and progress in indonesia now. ah, ah. view of al jazeera, these are the top stories. the u. s. has broken another record for code at 19 infections and average of 267000 new cases reported every day. this past week. infections have increased 60 percent in the u. s. flood deaths and hospital admissions from i load. the chinese city of jan is battling the largest community outright. the country is cynthia reported another $155.00 domestically transmitted cases. 13000000 people under locked down for 8 days. so fall and hong kong chief executive carry lambs defended the raid on a pro democracy media outlet saying the police did act within the law. 7 current and former journalists from strand news were arrested on wednesday. the u. s. as cold for their release. now, latin american and caribbean countries are also sing horizon covey cases, but health officials say there could be a silver lining figures suggest south america has now become the most vaccinated continent in the world. my marolla reports from mexico city a vaccinati

these people will be towed to shore and they will be allowed to disembark in indonesia. what we have heard from local sources on the ground is that the process of towing the vessel to the coastline could take around 3 to 4 hours. the vessel as it stands is around 80 kilometers from the coast of b, it in our province. and so it could take around 3 to 4 hours and that's without factoring in some of the difficult weather conditions. we understand that right now, there are heavy winds and heavy waves as well, which could complicate the effort to bring this vessel to shore. but what we can say with certainty is that they will be allowed to disembark in our province after so many days of uncertainty. we heard a short while ago from a representative of the government explaining the process behind the government thinking, what are you doing this year? or the non asian government today has decided in the name of humanity to accommodate growing a refugee shop currently floating on a boat in the ocean near our church, cyril. this decision was made after question during, during the

a thick, giant volcanic ash cloud on indonesia�*s java island sneaking up on nearby villages. the debris and smoke so thick it turns day into tonight, blocking the sun and leaving panic—stricken residents in pitch darkness. the hot lava instantly causes huge destruction, its first casualty, a 100—metre bridge connecting two areas in east java. the country�*s disaster mitigation agency says dozens of people have been injured, including two pregnant women. distraught residents return to their homes, now submerged in cold lava. hundreds of other families and children forced to flee their villages, destroyed by the volcano, are taken to nearby shelters. translation: the people behind me who have been evacuated _ are local villagers. some of the villagers are being evacuated to public areas. at the moment, they need assistance, like daily necessities — food, drinks. we don�*t know how long they need to stay here. rescuers arrive at a village almost entirely destroyed by lava floods. they search for survivors. java�*s highest mountain at almost 4,000 metres, erupted at 3

fresh calls for an overhaul of indonesia's disaster warning system, after at least 45 people died in the eruption onjava island. saddam hussein is finished because he killed a lot of people, our women, our children. the signatures took only a few minutes, end to three—and—a—half years of conflict — conflict that has claimed more than 200,000 lives. the foreign audience of world leaders, the presidents of bosnia, serbia and croatia put their names to the peace agreement. the romanian border- was sealed and silent today. romania has cut itself off - from the outside world in order to prevent the details - of the presumed massacre in timisoara from leaking out. from six at the white house to a trial for his political life. the lewinsky affair tonight guaranteed bill clinton his place in history as only the second president ever to be impeached. this is newsday on the bbc. our headlines. new evidence from south africa the latest coronavirus variant causes less serious illness and death than previous waves of the pandemic. kentucky's governor says a hundred people are missing in h

and now in quarantine in indonesia, the group made up of mostly women and children was allowed to do some back and change. they will be moved into temporary housing. one's health checks have been completed. indonesia initially planned to turn the boat away, but allowed it to land after international pressure. those are the headlines i'm emily, angling at the news continues here on al jazeera, after inside story. happy me ah. is america's role as a global leader in decline, the u. s. military withdrawal from afghanistan still with a rates across the region and beyond will fill the void and what are the consequences of the american with read, this is inside story. ah hello and welcome to the program. i'm hash. hm. uh huh. bar. america's military footprint in the middle east has been shrinking for years from the beginning of the withdrawal of us troops in iraq in 2007 to the most recent retreat from afghanistan . the panter guns presidents has declined this by advance. president, jo biden's administration has continued to reassure middle east allies of its commitment to regional stabili

the damaged boats carrying ro, hangup migrants near indonesia is being towed to shore to both of mostly women and children was left to drift for days. the need just government decided now to give them shelter. jessica washington has more from jakarta. certainly not a straightforward process as you would remember overnight. we had the decision from the government to allow this boat to come to shore and to allow these refugees to disembark in but it was still some deliberation. and it wasn't as though that towing process started right away. we understand from speaking with local government officials in say that there was still some discussion as to where these refugees should be taken. now the decision has been made that they will be taken to northern j to look samoan area which has previously hosted rank refugees who have arrived in indonesia. what is fibers? alternately, indonesian authorities decide that they had an obligation to assist these refugees on board. but what happens next is still a question, so they will be taken to a government facility where they will be given food, water

ah, me again, peter, i'll be here in the hall with your top stories on al jazeera, indonesia is yet to decide what to do with more than a 100 rang refugees, stranded on a boats of the coast of archie. the un says the boat is unstable and as cold on the indonesian government to allow the refugees to disembark. jessica washington has this update from jakarta this day, and the government has confirmed to to 0 that there is no plan. they say that they are still discussing and that no plan has been finalized yet despite comments that were made yesterday by local authorities in the entree proven that they intended to assist the ringer refugees on board and then send them on their way and allow them to continue their journey onto their destination country, which they said is the lay. now, according to the ministry of foreign affairs, no decision has yet been made on a score to the bows out with indignation waters. and that they are being mindful of the humanitarian factors at play. now we do understand that security personnel have already supplied food and other essential to those on board. b

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