at this conference, everything from squabbles between individual leaders to egypt s own highly questionable human rights record. bbc arabic s correspondent sally nabil spoke to me from the sharm el sheikh conference centre. this cop has recognised the importance of providing financial assistance from developed countries to developing nations, to try and help them, notjust contain the potential damage in the years and decades to come, resulting from climate change, but also to try and mitigate the damage that has resulted from this man made disaster over the past few years and decades.
but georgia, i think georgia will go blue as well, we will have two plus one and that will be a good sign forjoe biden. at least 22 people have been killed and more than six injured in a bus crash in northern egypt on saturday. 35 passengers were onboard when the accident happened in aga town, some 146 kilometres northeast of cairo. wendy urquhart reports. a faulty steering wheel caused the bus to veer off course, overturn and veer into a canal in dekalia province, according to local media in egypt. police and emergency services were deployed to the scene and officers quickly cordoned off the area, while others pulled survivors out of the water. the injured have been taken to several different hospitals and some are in serious condition. translation: fit some are in serious condition. translation: some are in serious condition. translation: of the in ured we received, one translation: of the in ured we received, one patient translation: of the injured we received, one patient has
different forms of extreme weather conditions in developing nations, like the floods in nigeria, the floods in pakistan, droughts in africa, many africans suffering famine, because of climate change. even this country, in egypt, that is hosting the cop, the agricultural sector has been suffering over the past few years because of the sharp rise in temperatures. we have been talking to farmers over the past weeks, and they have been hit really hard because the crops were damaged as a result of the extended heatwaves, and they actually don t know what to do. they are calling on the government to support them but so far, they are trying to survive on their own. it is really sad to hear that from farmers, because we are not talking just about agriculture but rather, about food security for a country of 100 million people here. there must be a sense of real, notjust urgency, but a kind
violation of borders, use of force, committing mass atrocity against civilian population, if anyone in the world sees that russia can get away easily with all of this, then someone will be tempted to follow the suit. ukraine forcing russia out completely is still a long way off, but, in a war which brings more bad news than good, this is a country savouring kherson s liberation. james waterhouse, bbc news, 0dessa. let s look at some other stories in brief: at least 22 people are now known to have been killed in a bus crash in northern egypt. the vehicle came off the road in the nile delta town of aga and plunged into a canal. 35 people were on board. several people were injured, some seriously. control of the us senate remains a toss up following the 2022 midterms.
this is bbc news. i m gareth barlow. our top stories: two vintage planes collide and crash at an air show in the us state of texas, breaking one of the aircraft in half. as people celebrate the ukrainian city of kherson being retaken, after months of russian occupation, news emerges that russian troops destroyed nearly everything before they withdrew. while the russians have left behind them a great deal of damage, for now, the ukrainians aren t focusing on that, because they believe they have taken a giant step forward to victory. a faulty steering wheel causes a bus to crash into a canal in northern egypt, killing 22 people and injuring six more. the democrats are a step closer to retaining control of the us