>> i share -- i can't confirm the numbers, because i don't have it in front of my eyes, but i do believe this is a large crisis. also part of the truth is, for a long time, we didn't have an access to the entire territory of the country, because of the ongoing military hostilities, because of the access issues. now that we have an access to the entire territory of the country, including those areas who are controlled by taliban, we are seeing a far greater need, because in those villages and remote areas high in the mountains and in hard to reach places, we're not able to reach before. and what we have there is a total lack of services. in general, afghanistan's current situation, the problems they're facing in afghanistan, are the problems of all of us collectively not being able, for the last 50 years, to address the issue of development of rural areas of afghanistan.