robert mckee. oh and is from the global migration center. he's the deputy director and he knows that this route, this route for the dorian gap. it's a very well known route, if it's so well known, the atrocities that happened to migrate it so well, no. what do you do about that? here is fortunately, the darien gap. it's incredibly dangerous and has become a kind of a routine part of the migrant trail from people coming from south america through central america. and the only solution i see would be for someone, some organization to be there to meet migrants at the beginning of the gap in northern columbia and take them through to one of the shelters that the panamanian government hosts in central panama. ah, i don't know if that's who it feasible, but you know it's become part of ru, is a routine part of migration for a lot of people and a lot of people die passing through it become seriously ill, become seriously traumatized. let's tackle some of the questions that you can share with us for us. this is carlos. he says, the daunting region b