I think that right now very few people have decided to go for a stand-alone COVID-dedicated facility. What people are trying to do now is have a better, I would say, hospital in a hospital, a sector of a hospital totally dedicated to COVID-19, and trying to have a closed circuit in that respect.
It's feasible, but it's very challenging. It's hard to make people understand that they can't go from one side to the other side. I think you could do that if people would be willing to have COVID-dedicated staff, meaning that there would be nurses, doctors and aid to the beneficiaries only for COVID-19, and we commit to testing them regularly. I think it's feasible, as long as we don't have a scenario like that of New York.