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Updated: Carried out largest repatriation exercise during pandemic, says External Affairs Minister Share Article AAA Carried out largest repatriation exercise during pandemic, says External Affairs Minister External Affairs Minister (EAM) S. Jaishankar on Monday told the Rajya Sabha that the government wanted to expand the “air bubble” arrangement with more countries and the priority would be Saudi Arabia, Kuwait in the west and Japan, China and Singapore in the east. “These are the countries where bubbles have not worked so well,” Mr. Jaishankar told the Rajya Sabha. Under the air bu...

Critically important to get that bleeding stopped, then over the additional information at 4 o'clock. course of the next hour we're we really thought it would be really working hard to insure that it stays stopped and 3:00 briefing for a more comprehensive view of what maintain specific vital signs, get the patients into the operating room and control what we can. over the next period of time, happened and what the response that's a continuing and ongoing was. that will be at 4:00 right here at this location. process, and that's where we are we will give you an additional information on the su...

Be released from these detention centers. now the zoyflt thdifficult is t nose been happening. >> was this a merit of getting the home countries to help in the repatriation process? >> it was really -- i mean, i think it was first of all, everybody had to see that it's a disgrace for this to be happening. so let's try and fix it. let's try and get these people to safety. i think once they recognize it, everybody was going to be blamed if you couldn't fix it quickly. they quickly found a solution. >> leonard doyle from the international organization for migration speaking to our league amara wa...

They get into. i think when we saw people being sold as piece of commerce, it changed everybody's mind. and it brought the africans and the europeans together in a way i haven't seen before. >> tell me about more about that. now the iom is going to help repatriate 15,000 displaced people/migrants back to their home countries from libya. what kind of conversations had to take place for that to happen? >> well, iom has been working in libya for a long time, in the detention centers, helping migrant, making sure they're safe and keeping women separated from millennium and advocating strongly for ...

Working with later today. one of their top priorities of course is beginning to try to identify the 150 victims that were on board that plane as well as begin the repatriation process. so far no bodies have been recovered. they're also going to try to be answering all of the questions about how this could have happened. earlier this morning, we heard from france's interior ministry. he said that yesterday they had recovered the flight cockpit voice recorder. he said that it had been damaged, but they hope to have it fixed in the coming hours. christine? >> all right, erin mclaughlin, thank you...