Janet Jalil

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Olen Janet Jalil ja 15 Hours GMT. Joulupäivän 5. päivänä nämä ovat meidän mainitsemat. Maailman terveydenhuollon organisaatio sanoo, että hantavirus voi olla ylöspäin ihmisistä, joilla on kruisi, jossa kolme kumppanin on kuunnellut ja toiset ovat ylöspäin. Yhdysvallan puheenjohtaja Pete Hegseth kertoo, että Iranin vahvistus ei ole loppunut, vaikka viimeiset ristiriidat ovat yhdessä Hormonin ristiriidassa.

Kuntalaisjärjestö Dolly Parton lopettaa tulevansa Vegas-residenssiä terveydenhuoltojen kohdalla. Yhteiskunnallinen terveydenhuolto, WHO, sanoo, että huomattava hantavirus-vaihto kruisipuolella voi olla käsiteltävä ihmisestä ihmisestä ihmisestä. Yleensä terveydenhuolto on käsiteltävä ronitseet. Kolme käsiteltävää on kuullut ja muutamia ovat kuullut.

Two of the passengers are due to be evacuated. The WHO has stressed that this is not a virus that spreads like flu or covid and that the risk to the general public is low. But Cape Verde has refused to allow the ship to dock. And Spain, having initially said it could sail to the Canary Islands, now says no decision will be made on which port will receive the ship until epidemiological data on board has been analysed.

The WHO says it's trying to contact passengers on an April 25 flight between St. Helena and Johannesburg, which was taken by one of those who died on board the cruise ship. Dr. Maria Wanker-Kove from the WHO, the acting director of epidemic and pandemic threat management, gave this update. We do believe that there may be some human-to-human transmission that's happening among the really close contacts, the husband and wife.

Our health correspondent Jim Reid. The US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth says the US-Iran ceasefire is not over, despite recent attacks by both sides on the other in the Strait of Hormuz. The US says its military and commercial vessels were fired at by Iran, and it hit Iranian vessels on Monday, as President Trump said the American military would begin guiding ships through the Strait of Hormuz. Around 2,000 are estimated to be stuck there.

Only one or two are reported to have got through on Monday. Mr Trump called the US plan to break the Iranian blockade Project Freedom. But in a mocking post, the Iranian foreign minister, Abbas Araki, renamed it Project Deadlock. He warned that there was no military solution to the conflict. Iran insists that it still controls straight and has accused the US of violating the ceasefire.

At a briefing in Washington, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Dan Kane, and Pete Hegsleff gave an update on the war. Sounding less combative than on previous occasions, the U.S. Defense Secretary said the current ceasefire was still holding. As you know, President Trump has directed U.S. Central Command to restart the free flow of commerce through the Strait of Hormuz under the umbrella of Project Freedom. To be clear...

Hän on out there to sell Project Freedom, to say that it is a very strong operation that has just started and that will ensure that the Strait of Hormuz is made safe for merchant vessels. I mean, that...

Obviously those vessels, the insurers of those vessels are waiting to see. There are no rush to go through for obvious reasons. As you say, two vessels according to the US did get through. One was confirmed by the Maersk shipping giant itself. So we know that that happened. We know also that Iran responded very strongly.

We're having the Joint Chief of Staff now giving more detail about the operation, but this is really to bolster up both for Americans, for the rest of the world, and also a message to Iran of the depth of progress.

Plannin ja todellisuuden osallistumisessa. Iranin kertomisessa, kun he yrittävät taas ja taas, että sinulla ei ole missään mennä, sinun tärkeä kartti on ottanut sinuun. Jotenkin mennä neuvotteluun nyt, jotta me olemme ymmärrettyä, että me olemme ymmärtäneet, että me olemme ymmärtäneet.

It seems the ceasefire is still holding. Yes, it is to a degree. I mean, yesterday it was at its most fragile, the word that everybody's using obviously about it, the escalation, because Iran immediately responded and it attacked a Gulf neighbour, the UAE, again quite hard. If that were to continue over the coming days, then the ceasefire would be in real jeopardy. At the moment, I think we need to wait and see for that.

Sebastian Usher. And we have more on this on our YouTube channel. Just search for BBC News on YouTube and you'll find Global News Podcast in the podcast section. There's a new story available every weekday.

Lebanon's health ministry says Israeli strikes have killed 110 people since Thursday, despite a ceasefire with Hezbollah that was announced more than two weeks ago. Israel says 17 of its soldiers were killed in the same period. The Israeli military has told people in two towns in southern Lebanon to evacuate and accused Hezbollah of planning to launch further attacks. The conflict has also disrupted schooling for thousands of students.

Lina Sinjab.

This is the Global News Podcast. An explosion at a fireworks factory in China has killed 26 people and injured more than 60 others, according to state media. The blast in the central Hunan province was so huge that the authorities were forced to evacuate everyone within a three kilometre radius of the plant. Hundreds of rescue workers were deployed along with dogs, drones and robots. Our China media analyst Kerry Allen told us more.

Kerry Allen. 18 months ago the collapse of a concrete canopy at a railway station in Serbia's second biggest city, Novi Sad, killed 16 people and sparked mass protests across the country, which carried on for months. The accident happened at a station that had only recently been renovated, and still nobody has been brought to justice. Now critics of the government say they're determined to keep fighting for answers about who was responsible. From Novi Sad, Jill McGivering reports.