In the grip of a flooding emergency displacement and despair. Diseases drink a pandemic. Is Climate Change to blame and how come the country respond this is inside story. Hello and welcome to the program. In sudan millions rely on the nile river for food for agriculture and for industry of the life blood of many has now pushed parts of the country into crisis thousands have been forced from their homes in the worst floods in a sentry many villages on the niles banks are devastated and have been abandoned across the country at least 100 people have died even in the capital help on people are trying to continue their lives while waist deep in water and now stagnant water creating a wave in this is stretching medical Services Already struggling with a pandemic morgan has more. More than half a 1000000 people have been affected by the heavy floods which sudanese Officials Say is the worst in more than a century now over the past 3 days the waters from the nile river have been receding but
A host will spare no efforts to support the initiative along with help from the International Community. So historic talks aimed at ending decades of war and misery in afghanistan are finally taking place here in qatar this saturday negotiators from the Afghan Government and the taliban amazing along with the u. S. Secretary of state mike pompei oh and the Qatari Foreign minister more than 6 months it is now since the u. S. Brokered its own deal aimed at ending americas longest war that agreement with the taliban paved the way for saturdays discussions for those we want all the people of afghanistan to be reunited under one roof again after more than 42 years of upheavals aggressions jihad and resistance all the negatives we all know what happened to us throughout these years and maybe stand today we now need to address this unique opportunity to move towards a new future. We can define together we continue the afghan peace negotiation and we try. For peace and quality we will pave the
River for food for agriculture and for industry of the life blood of many has now pushed boss of the country into crisis thousands have been forced from their homes in the worst floods in a sentry many villages on the niles banks are devastated and have been abandoned across the country at least 100 people have died even in the capital helpful people are trying to continue their lives while waist deep in water and now stagnant water creating a wave in this is stretching medical services by the struggling with a pandemic morgan has more. More than half a 1000000 people have been affected by the heavy floods which sudanese Officials Say is the worst in more than a century now over the past 3 days the waters from the nile river have been receding but its also revealing with many shortcomings and weaknesses in the government and its response the 1st being the drainage system in that country now people in areas affected see they can see waters from the river and from the sewage system mingl
So than snow stranger to crisis and hes now in the grip of a food loving emergency and top of the spacemans on this is that what of diseases drink a pandemic how much is Climate Change to blame and how can the country respond this is inside story. Hello and welcome to the program. In sudan millions rely on the nile river for food for agriculture and for industry of the life blood of many has now pushed parts of the country into crisis thousands have been forced from their homes in the worst floods in a sentry many villages on the niles banks are devastated and have been abandoned across the country at least 100 people have died even in the capital help on people are trying to continue their lives while waist deep in water and now stagnant water creating a wave in this is stretching medical Services Already struggling with a pandemic morgan has more. More than have a 1000000 people have been affected by the heavy floods which sudanese Officials Say is the worst in more than a century no
Up next a confirmation hearing for u. S. Postal service governors and other judicial nominations to the d. C. Superior court. During this meeting members of the committee asked nominees questions concerning the health and safety of postal workers amid the coronavirus pandemic. This morning we will consider two nominees for the governor of the United States Postal Service, don lee moke and william zolers. Well consider three nominees for the judicial system to be associate judges in the superior court of d. C. We do have brief introduction of each. Donald lee moke served as president of the Airline Pilots association and captain with Delta Airlines for 31 years. He also served as an officer in the United States marine corp. Thank you so much for that service. William zolers serves red stone llc, hes the chairman and ceo of yrc until 2011, prior to that served in Senior Leadership positions with rider incorporated and Eastman Kodak company. Mark robins serves in office of general counsel