text: the difficulties it was experiencing in Grenada owing to the fact that it had received only fragmentary reports on the status of Cuban citizens on the island. I ... A/C.5/38/SR.24 English Page 10 46. Mr. KELLER (United States of America), speaking on a point of order, drew attention to rule 113 of the rules of procedure. The remarks made by the Cuban representative had no connection with the items before the Committee, and consequently that representative was out of order. 47. The CHAIRHAN drew attention to the statement which he had made before the representative of Cuba took the floor. 48. Mr. KELLER (United States of America) said that the Chairman's statement had not given the impression that the Committee would depart so radically from its agenda and broach a question being dealt with elsewhere in the General Assemly. It would, in his view, be a grave error to break with the tradition which the Fifth Committee had always respected in such matters. 49. The CHAIRMAN appealed to the Cuban delegation to be as brief as possible. 50. Mr. FONTAINE ORTIZ (Cuba) said that on 31 October, at 3 p.m., senior United States officials had met the Cuban Ambassador to Grenada and had refused to provide him with information on Cuban citizens who had been killed or wounaed during the events. 'I'hey had simply stated that the International Committee of the Red Cross was attending to their case. Those Cubans who were still alive would be evacuated at the end of the hostilities. However, nothing was known of the current state of those hostilities. 51. Two officials from the Cuban Embassy had verified the presence among the prisoners of wounded male Cuban nationals and of 34 Cuban women. Moreover, two Embassy officials had been arrested. There had been no subsequent news of their 
analysis: The text appears to be a transcript of a meeting or discussion about the situation of Cuban citizens on the island of Grenada, following some kind of event or conflict. The speakers seem to be discussing the lack of information about the status of these individuals, as well as the refusal of US officials to provide information to the Cuban Ambassador. Given the focus on the situation of individuals and the lack of information, I hypothesize that the category would be related to humanitarian aid and relief.