It was regarding a heavy equipment maintenance program issue that we were helping manage with the hamlet. The fuel that they were using was not adequate per se, and this was hindering their service to the community for plowing roads and whatnot. However, once we got that state of emergency declaration from the hamlet, we immediately provided the support that was needed at the time, looking immediately at what was there. For instance, the airport has heavy equipment on site that is owned and operated by the government, and which we provided to the hamlet. We flew diesel in to ensure that the equipment could run smoothly.
This goes to show that when our houses are not serviced in a timely and regular manner.... I mentioned that there were water tanks that were left empty, while, of course, the sewage tanks were left full, so this had an impact on the housing and the situation that individuals and families faced. The community was in great stress and the infrastructure also suffered as a result.