there.

And the second part of it is all of the eastern part of Congo and where Armand was in Ituri and where I was in North Kivu is a conflict zone.

There's active conflict happening there.

There's multiple different, it's not just two actors or two groups fighting it against each other.

There's dozens of groups fighting against each other and it's super complex.

And so there's a lot of internally displaced persons, meaning that people who are living in villages or towns who have to be displaced and they're now living in makeshift camps or a little bit more secure camps, but still living in camps.

So if you add this kind of migration of people moving around for business and the migration of people that are already displaced, who already have difficulty accessing health care where it's expensive and the health care system is already strained, there's frequently malaria outbreaks, even more malaria or cholera or measles, all kinds of health issues.

What does that mean in practical terms? I mean, I'm very sorry that you have to spend three weeks in Paris, but I know that sort of thing is probably pretty disruptive and costly.

there.

And the second part of it is all of the eastern part of Congo and where Armand was in Ituri and where I was in North Kivu is a conflict zone.

There's active conflict happening there.

There's multiple different, it's not just two actors or two groups fighting it against each other.

There's dozens of groups fighting against each other and it's super complex.

And so there's a lot of internally displaced persons, meaning that people who are living in villages or towns who have to be displaced and they're now living in makeshift camps or a little bit more secure camps, but still living in camps.

So if you add this kind of migration of people moving around for business and the migration of people that are already displaced, who already have difficulty accessing health care where it's expensive and the health care system is already strained, there's frequently malaria outbreaks, even more malaria or cholera or measles, all kinds of health issues.

What does that mean in practical terms? I mean, I'm very sorry that you have to spend three weeks in Paris, but I know that sort of thing is probably pretty disruptive and costly.