text: 4. PERSONAL INJURY OR DEATH 4.1 No coneideretion ham been glvrn to any claim8 reeultfng from pereonrl inJury or death of the Individual8 involved. 5. LOSS OF RENT 5.1 The rents etated are those currently charged by the Botswana Houbing Corpor4tion in re8oect of those reeidencee owned by that Authority. In the case of house8 in private ownerPhfp, the renta etated are baeed on current market rents; due to the very limited time available it wag not poebible to obtain the amount of actual rent8 paid from the owners of the particular properties. 5.2 The Botswana Housing Corporation have atated that it is their intention to increase their house rents by twenty per centun from the 1st September, lQ85. 5.3 An assessed period relating to loss of rent has been provided In the Financial Summary in- cluded in this report. The estimated t lrne stated covers the period from the incident to completion of the reinstatement of the various properties. 6. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The authors of this report would like to express their appreciat Ion to particular off lcers of the 60 t Swana Police Force, the Botswana Hoilsing Corporation, Government and private individuals for their informat ion provided in compiling this document. P.M. Richards PETER RICHARDS AND PARTNERS INTERNATIONAL Chartered Quantity SurveyOr Construction Cost and Investment Consultants / . . . I .- ._- .._.. ..--_____ ----_ lml a l fum /. . e/17453 Enqlirh P&Q@ 40 LOCATION: Plot 15717, Shaboro Way, Ciaborone DESCRIPTION OF BUILDINGS: Strndrrd Medium Cost Houee (rpprorimrtely 75 square metroe) and attached eervant’e quarter8 (approximately 24 rquare metres). Verr of Conrtruction: 1082 Origin61 Cost of Construction-Houre: Circa P14 000. NUMBER OF OCCUPANTS: FOUR EXTENT OF DAMAGE: There ia no structural damage to thir property. Repair6 that are required comprise making 
analysis: The text appears to be a report on the damage and losses resulting from an incident, likely a natural disaster or accident, affecting a residential property in Botswana. The report provides details on the extent of damage, estimated costs of repair, and potential losses, including loss of rent. The focus is on the financial implications and the need for reinstatement of the property. This suggests that the report is related to economic development, humanitarian aid and relief, and human settlements.