This is CBS I Am The World. I'm John Bachelors. Panama, in these last days.

At least 39 migrants were killed in 20 injured when the bus they were riding in in Western

Panama tumbled off a cliff. Officials did not immediately report nationalities, but the

migrants had crossed the treacherous Darian gap from Columbia. In addition we have, the

bus was carrying 66 migrants to the shelter. It was the worst accident in involving migrants

in Panama at least a decade. This report, Fox News, estimates that nearly 250,000 migrants

crossed the Darian jungle, a triple canopy jungle, the majority Venezuelans, according

to Fox, in the year 2022. However, Michael Jan is here, Michael Jan at Locals.com to

force both connectors to this tragedy in Panama and to what situation is now, especially

at the large camp at the end of the Panama highway, the called San Vicente. Michael, welcome.

The death of these migrants at the bus highlights the fact that there's a steady flow managed

by Panama and other officials of migrants crossing the triple canopy jungle, loading

on the buses and then being driven to Costa Rica. What is the San Vicente camp now? You

travel there in 21 and 22 and now 23. What is it become, Michael? Good evening to you.

Oh, it's growing dramatically. You know, I just was, there's two major camps after you

leave the Darian gap. One is Las Blancas camp, which is even a little bit larger. And then

there's San Vicente camp. And as you'll see the UN there, the World Health organizations

there and OIM and some others are in the camp. The World Food Program now is there. And

when Mayorkas came, you and I were on the phone about last April, right? I was down

on Darian gap. I think we're talking on my satellite phone or something. And then there

are three black ops came in and land is right in front of me. I've been waiting for several

days. And so they landed right in front of me. I've been waiting, or I thought they might

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