Yes, what we're hearing from the people who are arriving from El Fasher are the reports of targeted violence. We are hearing, as my colleagues have also mentioned, about high incidences of sexual violence and of people being targeted in the streets. We are not witnessing these directly ourselves. This is what we are hearing from our patients who are arriving.
I want to pick up on something that you mentioned. We're quite alarmed about the relatively low number of people who are arriving from El Fasher in Tawila. Tawila is 60 kilometres away. The people who are arriving at our facilities are in incredibly poor states of health. It's also an incredibly small number. It's in the hundreds so far—the people we have seen.
Coming from a city the size of El Fasher, these numbers do not add up. There should be more people arriving. We should be seeing higher numbers, but we're not seeing them now. This is a cause of grave concern because it indicates that people are still trapped in El Fasher or are simply not getting out. This is, again, a cause for significant alarm.