<prompt> Fumana phapang pakeng tsa mantsoe a mabeli a fanoengKotsi: Ketsahalo  <response>: Instruction in English: Find the difference between the two given terms . Response in English: The main difference between an accident and an incident lies in the outcome and intention behind it.An accident is an unplanned, unintended event that results in injury or damage - it is unexpected and generally unforeseen. An example of an accident could be tripping over a hole, slipping on a wet floor, or getting into a car crash.An incident, on the other hand, can be either accidental or intentional - it is an event or occurrence that disrupts the normal course of things or that interrupts a set of circumstances. Incidents have a wider scope and include both accidents and intentional acts. For example, an accident may lead to an incident but not all incidents are accidents.In summary, accidents are a subset of incidents, and all accidents are incidents, but not all incidents are accidents. . Response in Sesotho: Phapang e kholo lipakeng tsa kotsi le ketsahalo e itšetlehile ka sephetho le sepheo sa eona. Kotsi ke ketsahalo e sa reroang, e sa lebelloang e bakang kotsi kapa tšenyo - ke ntho e sa lebelloang le e sa lebelloang ka kakaretso. Mohlala oa kotsi e ka ba ho khoptjoa ka mokoting, ho thella fatše fatše, kapa ho oela kotsing ea koloi. Ka lehlakoreng le leng, ketsahalo e ka etsahala ka phoso kapa ka morero - ke ketsahalo kapa ketsahalo e sitisang tsela e tloaelehileng ea lintho kapa e sitisang maemo a itseng. Liketsahalo li na le sebaka se pharaletseng me li kenyelletsa likotsi le liketso tsa boomo. Ka mohlala, kotsi e ka na ea lebisa ketsahalong e itseng empa hase liketsahalo tsohle tseo e leng likotsi. Ka bokhutšoanyane, likotsi ke karoloana ea liketsahalo, me likotsi tsohle ke liketsahalo, empa ha se liketsahalo tsohle tseo e leng likotsi. 