i m british welcome to news isha glad you could join us of these images behind me out of a tragedy 10 years old but one that remains fresh in the minds of thousands the afternoon of a cold march day in japan s northeast that began a chain of death displacement and damage the shadows of which continue to be cost to this day and afternoon that began at exactly 2 46 pm. 2011. japan s east coast has rocked by the most powerful earthquake ever recorded in the country. afterwards a tsunami ripped through fukushima prefecture. everything with it. is an army also cripples the fukushima nuclear power plant leading to explosions and meltdowns at 3 reactors. radioactive clouds freights over tens of kilometers around nukes are. thousands of people lost their lives as a result of the disaster tens of thousands were forced to evacuate their homes. at a press conference just 9 months later japan s prime minister at the time if he cannot maintain the situation was under control. but the batt
i m told me a lot of well glad you could join us the nation of accra turtle guinea is still struggling to come to terms with the devastation from the weekend s deadly explosions in the city of basra the military said a fire at a weapons depos sparked off the massive blasts a sense shock waves across the city the official death toll stands at $105.00 but human rights activists say the true number is far higher. state t.v. on sunday just moments after the catastrophe struck those still living flee the towering cloud cast up by the blast. the injured you can still walk limping to safety. hospitals impacts how well people left to tend to each other. the vice president who is the son of the state president visited the same day shell shocked residents were still trying to save their loved ones on tuesday he returned with his father the president they had the accounts of families ripped apart. and lives destroyed. my father left the house after the 1st blast 10 o clock hits his head
i m told me he could join us the nation of accra turtle guinea is still struggling to come to terms with the devastation from the weekend s deadly explosions in the city of battle the military said a fire at a weapons depos sparked off the massive blasts a sense shock waves across the city the official death toll stands at $105.00 but human rights activists say the true number is far higher. state t.v. on sunday just moments after the catastrophe struck still living flee the towering cloud cast up by the blast the injured you can still limping to safety. because in fact. people left to tend to each other. the vice president who is the son of the stake president visited the same day shell shocked residents who are still trying to save their loved ones. on tuesday he returned with his father president they had the accounts of families rich apart. and lives destroyed and. my father left the house after the 1st blast 10 o clock hits his head we tried to rescue him but he died at
includes uprooted palm trees headless women. books made of lead. and paintings as tall as houses as so often with and same key for the viewers 1st reaction is to be overwhelmed by the sheer scale of the works that scale was a consideration when the museum s new extension was planned and as i think it was opposite does seem as if these large light filled rooms in this new building were made for kiefer s work and during the building you did become clear that the rooms weren t going to be large enough for this collection for instance this painting behind me would not have fit downstairs on the ground floor so this room was made bigger during the design process with 6 metre high walls so key 1st works could be displayed here before struck here opposites you can succumb so the const hella mannheim built higher ceilings just for one same key for. another place at another time a visit to keep our refuge in the south of france 2 years ago he calls this 50 hectare large expanse lightl
make up your. job made for minds. one year since the declaration of a global pandemic while a 3rd wave looms europe s vaccination efforts are on the next johnson and johnson gets the green light while some countries here suspend use of astra zeneca as a vaccine. and to another song milestone on the 10th anniversary of the fukushima disaster japan stillborns those who were lost we look at how the disaster change the world. of nuclear power or did. this is the w. business i m joined on in berlin happy you can join us the european medicines agency has approved the use of the johnson and johnson single shot colvin 19 back seen the job is the 4th one so far cleared by europe s regulator it s hoped adding j.n.j. will help accelerate the sluggish pace of vaccinations said the vaccine is 67 percent effective 2 weeks after inoculation however it s not clear how much of the job the e.u. is getting the drug maker has told the e.u. before that it is facing supply issues that may slow pla