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00:00:09Saudi Arabia
00:00:10of response to hoothi attacks hitting Yemen's Thais province and killing at least
00:00:14three
00:00:14a people.
00:00:16of Caught in the crossfire are over
00:00:1910000 civilians in Yemen moving from shelter to
00:00:31Police fire tier gas as protest turn violent in Romania
00:00:34against the blanket ban on sheep and
00:00:37of goat exports and global mobility giant Uber
00:00:40exits Nigeria as part of its restructuring phase leaving thousands of
00:00:44drivers without a source of
00:00:49of income.
00:01:00"the fighting between Yemen's ansarullah huti group and Saudi backed
00:01:04government is spreading with both sides continuing to launch attacks
00:01:07overnight, triggering fears of a full flashed
00:01:11war. three people including two children have been killed in Saudi Lad coalition air strikes in
00:01:15Yemen's Thais province, that's according to Huti Run Media, two others
00:01:18a have been injured in strikes elsewhere. Saudi Arabia had
00:01:22said it would respond
00:01:24of firmly to who the attacks that injured 13 civilians in three Saudi cities on
00:01:27Monday. Earlier, Riyad issued. emergency alerts in
00:01:30of six cities before later declaring the danger had passed. the alerts come
00:01:34as the hoothies advance along gemon's red sea
00:01:37of coast towards the Babel Mandapa straight, key global shipping
00:01:40route. at least
00:01:42of 125000
00:01:43in people have been displaced and more than 2000 people have fled to jibouti since
00:01:47the start of this month. that's according to the United Nations. insecurity
00:01:51of is restricting humanitarian
00:01:53of access and supplies are running critically
00:01:55low. we walked on foot at night after
00:01:59sunset. from Mokha to Babal Mandab, we were then told that the
00:02:03road was closed and that we had to return to Mokha, so we went
00:02:07back, we had absolutely nothing with us, no food,
00:02:10of water, nothing, everything was shut down, the bullets were flying
00:02:14overheads like rain, we appeal to the humanitarian
00:02:17organizations and the international community to
00:02:20intervene and provide
00:02:22of shelter for these families and ensure that they receive food,
00:02:26water, clothing and accommodation,
00:02:30top is in the yemeny capital with the latest in general
00:02:34that what we have witnessed after the houthis saja
00:02:38of the coastal policy of mocca the continuation
00:02:41of the air strikes that
00:02:42of supports the internationally recognized government forces in
00:02:46the ground so far
00:02:48of these air strikes have taken place in different areas under the control
00:02:52of thehis we are talking
00:02:53of about sad where in saada they have
00:02:56of attacked what is what is known as kitaf and also
00:03:00there were reports about also air rais ons in
00:03:04particular district of khadir also
00:03:08the the hofis have mentioned that the strikes and tires have left also
00:03:11death and injuries among civilians they mentioned that
00:03:15two children were killed in
00:03:17the in these air strikes the also we we are talk about the
00:03:21the the the rise
00:03:22of these air strikes the houthies mentioned that the
00:03:25just within the 24 hours at least
00:03:2954 air rates have been weiged
00:03:32of on areas under their control, the foreign ministry have condemned
00:03:36such continuation
00:03:37of the air strikes and also mentioned that they only are
00:03:41targeting that their forces are targeting the concentrations that are backed by
00:03:45Saudi Arabia, which is the he said that it's
00:03:49of
00:03:49of something legal for to defend themselves according to their words, so also the
00:03:53hethies military spokes person, he mentioned that they have also detered
00:03:56to to combat formations of air forces. air
00:04:00air fight fighter jets uh that we're
00:04:04on the air of saada, he says that they have used
00:04:08locally
00:04:09of manufactured air defenses that have been able to deter
00:04:12these five fighters, fighter jets
00:04:16and to force them return back to their bases, also
00:04:19earlier the hoti's military spokes person
00:04:22he says that they have shelled the king khalid air
00:04:25base in in Saudi Arabia in particular in
00:04:29chames. also
00:04:30in a tie
00:04:30of that in in retaliation to the uh to the rise of Saudi
00:04:35of Arabia's air strikes on their
00:04:37positions, children are one
00:04:40of the most affected groups by the ongoing fighting in Yemen, thousands have been displaced and
00:04:44deprived
00:04:44of their right to education. According to UNICEF,
00:04:47137 school age children in Yemen are facing major
00:04:51disruptions to their education due to the ongoing conflict. Salim
00:04:54Owais is a spokesperson at
00:04:58of UNICEF.
00:04:58in It's it's not new. Unfortunately it's escalating, which
00:05:02is just putting more pressure on children and their
00:05:05of families as they face new wave of violence. We've seen years of
00:05:09conflict in
00:05:11of of Yemen, really ' pushing over 12 million
00:05:15children uh to dire situations, unfortunately
00:05:19this latest escalation is doing even more, we've seen
00:05:23in the past just few days that nine
00:05:27children were confirmed killed in yeman, more
00:05:30injured, we we've confirmed three children
00:05:34still missing around adden, so the whole
00:05:38situation, this is on the casualty part, the whole situation is really...
00:05:42becoming by the day more scary
00:05:46for children and their families, we're talking about over
00:05:50125 famil
00:05:53people displays, that's mostly women and
00:05:56children, and that just puts a
00:06:00lot of them, but also other children
00:06:04around the the displacement
00:06:07areas under enormous uh kind
00:06:11of pressure, fear. insecurity, uncertainity that
00:06:14will really leave leave a mark. we're talking about
00:06:18education, one number that you mentioned, the
00:06:21137, that's only addition to already
00:06:253.2 million children out of school of yemen due to
00:06:29years of conflict, so it's just being exacerbated, it's just
00:06:33being multiplied and we can't really let
00:06:37it happen as is families try to keep their children and
00:06:41themselves safe. Unfortunately the only way to do that is
00:06:44escape and in that they're actually uh
00:06:48introducing new risks to to themselves and their their
00:06:50children. Iranian media reports that
00:06:54two fishing boats were targeted a drone attack off the country's southern coast leaving
00:06:58number of fishermen missing. meanwhile the IRGC says an oil
00:07:02tanker exploded and caught fire after hitting mines in prohibited areas the state of
00:07:06hormos, but the US military dispute the IRGC claim
00:07:10saying that the Panama flagged vessel was hit by an Iranian missile
00:07:13last month and is struck again by a drone while sitting in waters off
00:07:17the coast of oman. the world's most important oil shipping lane has been
00:07:21mostly shut down since the start the war, pushing energy prices to their
00:07:25highest levels in recent years. john brain has
00:07:28more, well the white house's position and indeed
00:07:32sencom's position has been very clear about the
00:07:35situation in the region at the moment, and then it's that
00:07:39any US military action will only be.
00:07:42offensive or reactive, so there would certainly be
00:07:46no question of targeting fishing boats,
00:07:50unless of course, it was proven that those boats were, for
00:07:53example laying mines in
00:07:56the straighter for moves or transporting missiles to missile
00:07:59launching sights, uh, so the U.S. firmly
00:08:03denying any responsibility for this,
00:08:06and generally sencom is pretty
00:08:10truthful, of course there's missing. information in this conflict
00:08:13accidents do happen of course and we've seen that the Americans
00:08:17have sometimes target made the wrong targets
00:08:21and cause the loss of innocent
00:08:24civilian life uh, but certainly that is not the
00:08:28intention, and the argument coming from
00:08:31Washington is that this is more Iranian
00:08:34propaganda uh with no basis in fact
00:08:37whatsoever, well the truth is that he's the one desperate for
00:08:41deal and the... longer this goes on, the more
00:08:44frustrated and the more desperate he's becoming, and
00:08:48the Americans really don't have the leverage at the moment, for the simple reason
00:08:52that the mid-term elections are rapidly approaching
00:08:56now and uh prices of fuel are
00:08:59still going up because the oil
00:09:03shortages caused by what's happening in the Middle East at the
00:09:06moment, so Donald Trump really does want this
00:09:10conflict to be put behind. him before November the
00:09:143rd's polling day, it's certainly not going to happen, so he's
00:09:18coming out now with this narrative that everything will be fine
00:09:21immediately after the mid-term elections, and I don't really think the
00:09:25American public is buying that at the
00:09:28moment. And on the Iranian side, Rosa Hattami has this
00:09:31update from Tehran. Iran has
00:09:35its stances, I mean it is firm its stances,
00:09:39it is firm its red lines about this straight of... for
00:09:42moves, Iran says that this straight will never return to its pre-war
00:09:46status about the country's nuclear program, Iran says that it
00:09:50maintains the right and will continue to keep the right of
00:09:54domestic enrichment, about the Islamabad
00:09:57memorandum of understanding, Iran blamed the United States for
00:10:01violating it, and today Iran says that if the United States
00:10:05is ready to return to that document and adhere to
00:10:09its commitments, Iran is ready to do the same, basically does
00:10:13not trust the United States in general and does not trust the
00:10:17administration of Donald Trump in particular, as we
00:10:20know that twice in the middle the negotiations back in June
00:10:24of 20. 2025 and late February of this year in the middle the
00:10:28negotiations, Israel and the United States attacked
00:10:31Iran, back in June after the
00:10:34president the two countries signed the same document, well the
00:10:38hopes were high for diplomatic settlement the issue, but within
00:10:42weeks that document unraveled again as I said
00:10:46Iran is blaming the United States for not
00:10:50adhering to its commitments, so basically Iran says that
00:10:54it is ready for diplomatic solution, but only
00:10:57if the United States respects Iranian rights and
00:11:01adhear to its commitments. to
00:11:05gaza now where israely attacks have killed at least five people across the beseached
00:11:09onclave, medics report four people, including one child were killed
00:11:12in separate attacks in Gaza City, another person was killed by sniper
00:11:16fire in jabalia. Gaza's health ministry
00:11:19says Israely attack since the fire took effect in October last year,
00:11:23more than 1,300. people, meanwile, the
00:11:27United Nations Human rights office says the recovery of hundreds of bodies from the
00:11:31rubble of buildings destroyed in Israeli strikes in Gaza is raising fresh
00:11:35concerns about possible war crimes and for more on this bring
00:11:38interview, he joins me live from gaz city, we will come to this
00:11:42report, but first tell us more about the attacks that took place
00:11:46today,
00:11:51yes, more attacks j are targeting mainly.
00:11:55the northern parts the gaza strip, especially here in Gaza
00:11:58City, so far four people have lost their lives in Gaza
00:12:02City, including a 15 year old boy and the latest attack
00:12:06that killed also a civil defense
00:12:10officer and in the northern part of of Gaza city, not too long
00:12:14ago, well earlier in in in northern Gaza in
00:12:18Jabalya to be specific the halawa displacement camp, a 69 year
00:12:21old man was shot and killed by Israeli. sniper
00:12:25fire, several drone attacks targeted Gaza City
00:12:29today, Jafar, this has raised the number
00:12:33of of deaths since the October 2025, he is
00:12:37fire to at least 1375
00:12:41people, and thousands more were
00:12:43also injured since the start the
00:12:47CS5, just a bit over 11 month 11 months by
00:12:51now, while also Israeli forces opened machine gun.
00:12:55fire and artillery and tank fire in the eastern parts of gaza city
00:12:59as well as eastern khan units and you talk about the
00:13:03Israeli violations also the the attacks
00:13:06targeting civilians most the victims according to the ministry of health and
00:13:10according to the human right
00:13:13organizations are are civilians including women and
00:13:17children and we had another child killed
00:13:20today right and - i understand that
00:13:24multiple organiz organizations, including the United Nations
00:13:28have said on multiple occasions that Israel has perpetrated war crimes in
00:13:31Gaza, but now there is this report by the UN human rights office saying
00:13:35that the recovery of hundreds of bodies from the rubble of
00:13:39buildings destroyed in Israeli strikes in Gaza,
00:13:43the they raise fresh concerns about possible war crimes, can you just explain to
00:13:47us what exactly that
00:13:48means?
00:13:53well since the... October
00:13:552023, start the October 2023 war
00:13:59Jaff, Israel killed more than 73 people, including some
00:14:0321 children, thousands of people of
00:14:06of of victims are still buried under the rubble, the civil defense and
00:14:10even people on their own have tried to retrieve the bodies of the
00:14:14loved ones, so far few hundred bodies were retrieved,
00:14:18but thousand still under the rubble, and this has raised the
00:14:22concern from the UN rights office. the possibility of war
00:14:26crime
00:14:31recovered so far may only be the tip the
00:14:34iceberg. much of gaza has been flattened by
00:14:38Israeli bombing or demolition and clearing by heavy
00:14:42machinery and explosives. it is
00:14:45critical that evidence of violations including the destroyed
00:14:49sites be preserved. given ongoing legal
00:14:53proceedings regarding the conduct. of hostilities in
00:14:56Gaza. International
00:14:59investigators must be allowed into all parts of
00:15:03Gaza to assist with evidence
00:15:05gathering. Now former Colombia University student
00:15:09in pro Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil has filed lawsuit against the university
00:15:13and one of its deans alleging discrimination against Palestinian students.
00:15:17Khalil was arrested by immigration agents in March of 2025 after taking
00:15:21part in protests against Israel's war on Gaza.
00:15:25He was detained for 104 days. Khalil accuses Colombia of
00:15:29laying the ground work for the Trump administration to target
00:15:31him. We are sewing because no
00:15:35students regardless their bag.
00:15:37around should go through the hell that
00:15:41Colombia put us through over all these years, year and a half
00:15:45since my unlawful detention, Colombia has not reached out one
00:15:49time to offer any support to me, on the
00:15:52contrary, they barred me from campus,
00:15:56the only time they emailed us was actually to ask us to leave Colombia
00:16:00housing, it is time to hold those who
00:16:04discriminate against Palestinians accountable.
00:16:12Somalis have held rallies in various parts the country to express their support
00:16:16for Turkia's continued commitment to Somalia. Local officials
00:16:20say demonstrators came out to thank Turkia for a standing by the
00:16:23country. Turkey has long supported Somalia with various
00:16:27humanitarian and economic assistance programs. For more than
00:16:31decade Ankara has supported Somalia's efforts to reinforce its
00:16:34security and estate capacity and Somalie. territorial
00:16:38integrity as well as
00:16:39sovereignty. now protests have turn
00:16:43violent in the Romanian capital as police try to quell farmers
00:16:47unrest. they are demanding the government undo a ban on livestock exports
00:16:51in this case, sheeps and goats. the country has banned
00:16:55the exports after report showed lacks measures in the
00:16:59sheffording industry with high risk of deadly
00:17:02virus. protesters argue the blanket ban is unreasonable and
00:17:05should be enforced only. in affected areas. the ban was
00:17:09first implemented only to European Union nations and now included non EU
00:17:13countries and is extended until the end of December this
00:17:16year. Russia and Ukraine
00:17:20exchange of strikes overnight targeting critical infrastructure on both sides. A Russian
00:17:24drone attack killed one person and knocked out power plants in parts of
00:17:27Zapuritia. Keiv's mayor says a drone hit a
00:17:31petrol station in the Ukrainian capital early on Tuesday injuring one person in the
00:17:35black sea. vessels carrying military. through Ukraine were also hit,
00:17:39while port infrastructure in Odessa also came under attack.
00:17:43Russian authorities are reported also reported attacks targeting
00:17:46e-commerce warehouse in Tagenrog and industrial
00:17:50facility in Samara region.
00:17:54Through keys forum minister Hakan Fedan says Ankara is stepping up
00:17:57efforts to prevent the Russia-Ukraine war from spreading into the black sea,
00:18:01threatening civilian lives and maritime security. Speaking in
00:18:05the Azerbaijan capital, hock on. said Ankara is intensifying
00:18:09diplomatic efforts to help pave the way for an agreement between the two
00:18:13countries. While
00:18:17the Russia-Ukraine war continues inhabitat, civilian
00:18:20casualties and destruction are increasing with each passing
00:18:24day. Since the beginning the crisis, we have made
00:18:27significant efforts to keep the black sea out the
00:18:31conflict. Thanks to our strict implementation the Montro
00:18:34Convention and our efforts to facilitate. the black sea grain
00:18:38initiative, we were able to achieve these objectives
00:18:41successfully until recently, however, the increasing
00:18:45attacks on civilian vessels in the black sea in recent
00:18:49months have been seriously undermining the safety of life,
00:18:53property, navigation and the environment in the region.
00:18:56Unfortunately, Turkish and Azerbaijani sea fairs have
00:19:00also lost their lives in these attacks. It is not
00:19:04acceptable for the war to spread into the black.
00:19:08and threaten the lives of our citizens and the operation of our
00:19:12companies. we have intensified our efforts to reach an
00:19:15agreement and we are taking the necessary steps to bring
00:19:19these efforts to a conclusion. as turkey, we will
00:19:23continue to make every effort to achieve
00:19:26peace. tag giant antropic, the company
00:19:29behind the AI assistant clout is calling for governments to consider mandatory
00:19:33regulations, including a potential kill switch for AI.
00:19:37systems, president Donald Trump says it is all hoax and
00:19:41opposes the restrictions. The debate was esparked after former
00:19:45Open AI and anthropic staff raised the alarm that AI is
00:19:49getting out of control and could gamble with our lives.
00:19:52Christinach has the story. They assist
00:19:56us. They can also
00:19:59dance, compete, even for the
00:20:03jobs that traditionally relied on the human
00:20:06touch, but but the fast advancement of
00:20:09artificial intelligence is also raising safety
00:20:13question. I've worked an AI for 10 years and the whole time,
00:20:17every year I have been saying this technology is incredibly
00:20:20powerful,
00:20:21it is getting more powerful by the day, and the window to act when you
00:20:25have a small number of companies that can build it because it's still very
00:20:28expensive, is so narrow. It is few years. We
00:20:32are in this window now. The co-founder of Anthropic, one the
00:20:36largest tech companies. in the world says, law makers across
00:20:39the globe should introduce kill switch policy,
00:20:43that's when you can get a policy regime in place that can prevent
00:20:47accidents and it can prevent the technology spiraling out. control: tech
00:20:51Titans, including Elon Musk and Open AI Chat Gpt
00:20:55creator, Sam Oltman have joined Anthropics call
00:20:58to slow down in the AI tech race. Last December,
00:21:02US President Donald Trump allowed AI giant Nevidia to sell
00:21:06its advanced H200 ships to approved customers
00:21:10in China, on the condition that Washington receives
00:21:14a 25% cut the revenue. He's calling the
00:21:18safety warnings a hoax. saying the development of AI
00:21:22and data centers is bigger than oil. the AI
00:21:26debate was sparked last week after anthropic AI
00:21:29researcher quit and then posted viral
00:21:33warning that AI could wipe out humanity within the
00:21:37next decade. we really are on the cusp of recursive self-improvement, as it's
00:21:41called in AI, where AI is used to train new AI, cutting
00:21:44the human out entirely, like robot doesn't have to kick in your door and shoot
00:21:48you, it has to simply destroy. the systems that keep us alive in modern
00:21:52society, so imagine that all of those systems go down
00:21:55simultaneously, right? that's a mass casualty event,
00:21:59some hollywood movies such as irobot and the terminator
00:22:03show machines turning against us humans, come with me if you want to
00:22:07live, of course that's cinematic
00:22:10fiction, but it raises very real questions,
00:22:14will AI safety and regulations be enough to
00:22:17avert the risk it already? imposes to
00:22:21people. TRT
00:22:24World. And now let's take a quick look at some their stories
00:22:28making headlines around the world. Rail travel has come to a
00:22:31standstill in parts the Netherlands including Amsterdam. After what
00:22:35authority say is suspected sabotage. Officials say items
00:22:39were found on tracks in central and eastern part the country making travel
00:22:42impossible. It is unclear when traffic will resume. Police say a
00:22:46criminal investigation is underway. President Donald
00:22:50Trump has slamed the Supreme Court after it blocked his request to
00:22:54tighten mail in voting rules just weeks before the mid-term
00:22:58elections. The high court ruled to allow states keep their
00:23:01existing ballot systems. The White House wanted to block mail and ballots from
00:23:04voters not on lists provided in advance to the US
00:23:08postal service. But critics argue the president lacked the authority
00:23:12to rewrite election rules at the last minute.
00:23:16Dozens of firefighters in Spain are battling a wildfire that broke out in.
00:23:20day emergency crews have been conducting ground and air operations to contain
00:23:24the flames elsewhere in Spain, firefighters are still battling wild fires in
00:23:28Grand Canaria and the province of Malaga that injured three people and
00:23:32prompted prompted the evacuation of 50 residents
00:23:34and now
00:23:37to Nigeria where Uber has ended 12 years of
00:23:41operations shutting down with immediate effect on the 2nd of
00:23:44September. The exit is part of a global restructuring
00:23:48that has also seen that the... company withdraw from Uganda,
00:23:52for thousands of drivers though, it could mean an abrupt loss of
00:23:55income, as Akinalaka
00:23:57reports, efan has been
00:24:01driving for Uber since 2018, the federal
00:24:05f has built most of his household income around this road
00:24:09and this app, this week the app
00:24:13went dark without notice, the major talent there,
00:24:16the the income that was the used to... come with
00:24:20not coming the way used to come,
00:24:22you know, everything will at least if you are getting
00:24:2670%, now it will be going
00:24:28to be 45%. if any is not alone,
00:24:32dispatch riders on this route describe years of running the
00:24:36numbers just to break even, we buy foil
00:24:40very course and seriously as we don't
00:24:43have anything to do, that's why we are just using it because we don't have any
00:24:47option, but at least sometime we don't have any
00:24:51profit much. Uber's exit comes as a company
00:24:55restructures globally, cutting about 10% of its
00:24:58workforce while reviewing its investment. This
00:25:02particular exit of Uber was born out of two things:
00:25:06their global strategy, and of course how easy it was
00:25:09considering the complaints that were coming from drivers with regards
00:25:13to fairs and all of that that tied into or you know just made
00:25:17it much more easy to do what they wanted to. do from a
00:25:20global standpoint. Uber's rivers
00:25:24face many the same pressures, but bolds has
00:25:28adapted eight pricing to the local market, while
00:25:31in-drive allows drivers and passengers to negotiate
00:25:35first directly. Uber may have left
00:25:39Nigeria, but the rolls it once help drivers navigate are
00:25:42still busy. For drivers like Ifany, the challenge is to
00:25:46find another way to make living a market with. the
00:25:50competition is fears, costs arising and the
00:25:53platform the ones paid, some the bills is no longer
00:25:57there. the exit could also reshape Nigeria's
00:26:01ride healing market. when the competitors will be able to absorb the
00:26:04riders, increase their market share, have more drivers that you know
00:26:08they can deploy to carrying out this particular ride healing
00:26:12business. the bigger question for former uber
00:26:15drivers is what replaces their income and how
00:26:19soon? aking
00:26:25race to explore the moon is gathering pace and turkey is stepping
00:26:29up its own nuclear ambitions. Ankara is is preparing
00:26:33to send its first spaceecraft to the moon where it will study the
00:26:36lunar surface, magnetic field and interaction with solar
00:26:40winds as well as how water forms on the moon. the
00:26:44spacecraft is designed to operate for at least three months with the mission
00:26:47potentially extended to 18 months. it has now been
00:26:51sent to tous for endurance testing ahead of a planned
00:26:54launch from Kennedy Space
00:26:56Center.
00:27:02only eight countries have carried out lunar missions. with
00:27:06economic most by space.
00:27:10from the opportunities our
00:27:11that date, benefits scientific, technological lunar
00:27:12and to research
00:27:14offered program, we aim to become the ninth country to do so. our lunar
00:27:17spacecraft, weighing around 3.5 tons, was produced
00:27:21with more than 80% domestic input. we have brought turkia
00:27:25into the ranks the few countries that can design,
00:27:29develop, test and successfully operate their own s
00:28:02clear the areas crossing Joel
00:28:07front lines at this report, correspondent Joel Flynn continues TRT world
00:28:10special covering our corresponds report,
00:28:16not here to fix it, nor to frame it, we
00:28:20are here to witness it, over the last few
00:28:24days you've witnessed some concerning acts of violence and tell us
00:30:09You're watching TRT World, I'm Chalfer Hustan, the headlines, three
00:30:12people, including two children have been killed in Saudi led coalition air
00:30:16strikes in Yemen's Thais province, that's according to Huti Run
00:30:19Media, the attacks come as Saudi Arabia says, it will
00:30:23respond firmly to hoothi strikes that injured 13 civilians
00:30:27in three Saudi cities, the United Nations says fighting in
00:30:31Yemen has forced one
00:30:32people from their homes since the start of
00:30:36this month. we walked on foot at night after
00:30:40sunset from Mokha to Babal Mandap. we were then told that the
00:30:44road was closed and that we had to return to Mokha. we appeal to the
00:30:48humanitarian organizations and the international community
00:30:51to intervene and provide shelter for these families and
00:30:55ensure that they receive food, water, clothing and
00:30:59accommodation.