bodies. have you heard anything more about this? >> yes. we have staff, nsf colleagues of ours who are still there. one of our colleagues, he has seen his neighbors burying the dead bodies of their neighbors. so they are in a situation where their choice is the only thing worse than burying my dead neighbor's body is not burying my dead neighbor's body and leaving it on the street. people don't have access to water and food, which has run out over a week now. we also know that people have already started dying who are part of vulnerable populations that had pre-existing conditions, chronic diseases, conditions in which they needed continual access to medical care. that care was cut off and members of this group have started dying already. and now what we'll start to see very soon is people in large numbers dying of dehydration and