They were spraying the body as soon as it came off the back of the truck with scented water in a vain hope to try and reduce the smell. There's multi-storey buildings that have been reduced to rubble, there are people sleeping in the streets because they're too afraid to go inside. That's some of the impressions that you get, but at the same time, some people are trying to get on with life as normal in unaffected areas. The International effort is starting to gain some momentum. That is really speeding up the efficacy of this operation and that's just retrieval.
Relief is a whole different kettle of fish and that's gong to take a long time to get to everybody.
Jonathan, it's quite interesting that you say that there is a sense there at the moment that's so obviously been given to you that they want to diminish the opportunity for finding people still alive. Oh there's a mix of emotions here. Some people are really resigned. For example, at one site here in Ahmedabad and one multi-storey apartment block has been completely flattened, they've stopped. It's a slow tedious effort.