Hundreds of graves are being dug all over this region, simple memorials to the victims of the worst natural disaster to hit Venezuela in living memory. Mr. Ambassador, the figure, the death toll figure that is being used today is 30,000. Well, I think it's very difficult to have a precise figure, probably it's somewhere around 10,000 people and 20,000 people. It's difficult to have the exact number due to the fact that entire villages were swept away, but due to the fact, too, that this is a transient area. It's in the near vicinity in Caracas.
Many people go there to spend the day at the beach and the coastal area.
So it's difficult to access how many people we have there. It shows where Caracas is and the part there on the screen to the left is where the heavy part where the disaster was. Indeed, right, the part of the state where the heavy part of the disaster occurred, yes. Well, especially when you talk about the Vargas state, you have to bear in mind that you are talking of very high mountains, and the coastal area, which is very narrow. So after three days of heavy rains, well, the mountain began to slip away and trees and rocks began to fell, and that caused the rainfalls.