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Who closes one of two labs in sierra leone. More sugar with your tea indonesians are told to say no as the country battles the bulge. Lets start in gaza where after 50 days, the skies over the strip are calm. Palestinian factions and israel agreed to a permanent truce. This is the scene on the ground in gaza, where families have been leaving shelters to assess what has happened to their homes. The u. N. Reckons that it will cost billions to restore buildings, damaged by israeli air strikes. We can talk to our correspondent who is there in gaza, and i would imagine that people would have taken some time for it to sink in, to fuli realise there is a ceasefire, theyve had so many false starts before. Yes, we are in the first day after the ceasefire. We are in the main center in gaza city, which is called palestine center, and we assure you the atmosphere here will be normal. People are shopping in the streets here. The men market in the center of gaza. People feeling calm and, you know, w
Investigation over political fraud case, and more tea with your sugar. Indonesians being told to say no as the country battles the bulge. People in the gaza strip leaving their shelters tried to assess what has happened to their homes on the first day of what could be a longterm ceasefire with israel. The United States says at 17,000 homes were destroyed or damaged in seven weeks of the conflict. It has been estimated it will cost billions to restore those buildings. Andrew simmons sent us the update. Reporter this is the harsh scene on the ground as both sides are claiming victory. Families trying to plan some sort of future, aside from the extraordinary number of deaths in this conflict, this is the scene now. People trying to work out what to do next. The United Nations stated that if restricts stayed the way they have been it could take Something Like 15 years to reconstruct the gaza strip. Now a lot rests on whether or not the new deal will allow a speed up of delivery of building