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s. encounter of impose sanctions on to haitian politicians, one of them the senate president, joseph lambert. they're accused of abusing that positions to traffic drugs and collaborate with gangs. meanwhile, the government has its retake control of a major fuel terminal blockaded by armed gangs since september. the countries facing a di, humanitarian insecurity, crisis, food and fuel, running short tens of thousands of people have been displaced by growing gang violence. fuel distribution is going to resume on monday. so turning us now to discuss the impact. well, this is likely to have is, as all my top bower, who is the country director for the world food program, and haiti joined us now from the capital puerto prince. first of all, can you give us any information on the reopening of the terminal, the plan is for fuel distribution to resume by monday. is it likely to be functional by then we are monitoring closely or cautiously optimistic traffic. my resume. it's important that traffic resumes because the situation over the past few weeks has been terrible with a poor blockaded in the main