as high as 300,000 because port-au-prince, the capital city, is so densely populated. this area is a lot more sparse in terms of population, it's very rural. it's mountainous as well. there are lots of remote villages. but thankfully, people aren't as congested as they are in port-au-prince. having said that, it's also harder to get to because these regions are remote. we've seen different bridges that have collapsed, different roads that were never finished building out also being impassable. i know some rescue workers, humanitarian workers have been dealing with gangs that are trying to monetize and take advantage of the situation in terms of letting them have safe passage to go and continue to lend a hand. so the actual mission of getting to these folks and getting as many survivors as possible out of harm's way may be delayed because of some of these infrastructure problems we have