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It would be nice to get a ref that the language is extinct. The user who changed the population explained it as follows:[1]
People who live in that one village have told me that the language is extinct and that it was originally only spoken in that [...] one village. The Ethnologue map is not accurate. There are two other villages in that area, one where Lou is spoken, the other where Ulau is spoken. But I have no problem with leaving this entry as is.
