matter. how to bring you the news and current affairs that matter to you. al-jazeera. the wildlife trade under scrutiny the global pandemic has led to a debate on what markets where live animals are sold for food so should they be closed this is inside story. hello welcome to the program i m burnitz. scientists are still trying to confirm the exact source of the new corona virus sweeping across the world it s believed the virus may have jumped from exotic animals to humans at a market in will hand china that s led to growing calls to ban markets astray as agriculture minister wants the world s d 20 richest nations the g 20 to back a scientific study david little proud says these markets are a source of bio security and human health risks and he says it will be wrong to ignore wildlife where markets in any assessment of how we can better manage those risks scientist an animal welfare activists are worried about the close contact between humans and live animals in what markets
people risking their lives to help to decide which one afghanistan on al-jazeera. i m going to announce that. if i m going to get more hours to walk out here to work with me on air travel. probably because there s people much smarter and more african it. hello i m richard yes britain you re watching the listening post here are some of the coronavirus stories the media angles that we re tracking from home this week india and the pandemic much of the coverage is defined by politics and driven by religion reporters must choose their words carefully europe remains under lockdown and e.u. countries are in a standoff with big tech over how to use data to track the outbreak 3 photographers from 3 countries and the still images they are capturing to tell the covert 1000 story and finally past self meet present self let s talk about the coronavirus do you want be good or bad india is now one month into the world s biggest lockdown just hours before it was announced prime minister nare
in argentina saying they fear for their health while locked up during the pandemic . and the bond between patient and care families fit not enough is being done to keep people alive in us nurses. so that the original heart of the battle against coronaviruses marcie a significant breakthrough more than 3 months ago china reported its 1st death from the illness now it says it s gone 10 days in a row without any fatalities the government in beijing says it s detecting mostly imported cases and nearly no local transmission of the virus out of 12 new cases reported on saturday 11 were brought in from overseas and despite a ban on foreign nationals imposed late last month there s been a trickle of cases among chinese nationals returning let s go straightaway to sarah clarke who joins us live from hong kong is monitoring the situation so sara tell us what the latest is. well certainly it s a milestone as far as to the chinese government s concern with regards to no new deaths for th