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but there's a need for it, as we see behind us. and what is so amazing is that people are still, as you know, lyse, coming out of the rubble alive six days in. so, it's shocking. it's also, in a perverse sense, quite heartening. heartening in what way? well, the response. the response. the fact that the people with great expertise who got here very quickly, committed, working day and night to do what's needed. that's remarkable, and i hope that when we launch our appeals for both turkey and syria in the next day or so, that we'll get the generous donor response as well. what do they need the most now? what they need the most now is to come to a conclusion as to when they call off the rescue efforts, which is a really difficult question because of who's left behind. then, i think, as tedros from the who has said, really worried about medical next, particularly in north—west syria, where we have cholera already.
reall is go public straight away? that really is the _ go public straight away? that really is the big _ go public straight away? twat really is the big question— are we spotting these unidentified objects? this is sort of the norm. 0r objects? this is sort of the norm. or is there some sort of stepped up surveillance by some sort of foreign entity here in north america. that's a question that officials are looking to answer. what they may know in the background, we don't know, but what they're saying publicly here is that two unidentified objects near alaska, one of them today in canada, another one yesterday in alaska, and then we go back exactly a week ago, when there was the chinese suspected spy balloon that was brought down outside of the carolinas here. so, that goes right to your question — what exactly is it thatis question — what exactly is it that is happening? is this the norm and we're just looking for now? 0r norm and we're just looking for now? or is there something else
about it as soon as i knew about the situation was a point someone independent to look at it, got the advice and acted pretty decisively to move on because that is what i think all of you do so for me and from government. what i am focused on is the other part of your question, ambulance waiting times, thatis question, ambulance waiting times, that is what i am doing and it is not good enough, what happened in december was not great. it was not great for any of you working in the nhs orfor patients. great for any of you working in the nhs or for patients. what i say as there were a range of reasons why it was bad, from november to december we had a seven times increase in the number of people ending up in hospital with influenza, probably the worst season for flu in a decade. in the nhs. 50 tough for all of you and many other people and that was something chris whitty, during the pandemic he flight would happen. rightly. when you have found a couple of years of everyone either in lockdown or being very careful, natural immunity that a population