text: ot’ the Princess Marlna Hospital ln Gahorone. Aqain, takinq into account recent ~urirci;rl decisions in Botswana with reqard to compensation tor personal in)urv z/ and with the caveata outlined above, the Government has estimated damaqes a6 to11aws: $ 1. Roelt ln tieer 70 uuu 2. Prince Mampane 64 70U 3. Teboqo Gaahi 52 900 4. Moitse Botsheln 58 800 5. ISlina Mtswenl 5B MU0 6. Busisiwe Mokwena 67 600 7. Jean Fisher 47 000 It must he emphasized that It 1s not posslhle at this staqe to predict the lonser-term impllcatronx of the lnlurles sufterpd of the possible psycholoqical impact, eFlpecially on the younq children involved. 11 . Progprty fiamaqc 29. Althouqh th? Government had prrpared a prellmlnary estimate ot the cost Of property damaqe as a result ot the attack, the mIssIon, In consultation with the appropriate Government author It lF?s, decided that an independent protesslonal survey wnuld be appropr late. Accordinsly, it enqaqed the services of Peter Richards and Partners Internat lonal as consultants. The tull report of that term, includlnq a dcscr iptlon ot thp prrx:pdures USF?~ anti ot individual property assesements is contalncd in annex I1 I. trr irt ly, t.hr rrport lndlcates that the? Cant ot rrinstatpment or repaIrs ot t~ril~linqs damaqed durlnq the attack, includlnq damaqe / . . . s/17451 English Paqe 12 to adjacent property, totals $00,600. In addition, it is estimated that the cost of repair or replacement of motor vehicle8 damaged durinq the attack totalR $12,900. Finally, it is estimated that the loes of rental income whlls the properties are heinq restored will amount to $7,300. The Government has reviewed and concurs with these eetimatee. C. Furniture, eauipment and personal effects, 30. Only a very rouqh estimate can be made of the value of furniture, eauipment 
analysis: The text appears to be a report on the damages caused by an attack on a hospital in Gaborone, Botswana. The report discusses the physical damages to the hospital, motor vehicles, and adjacent properties, as well as the estimated costs of repair or replacement. The report also touches on the potential psychological impact on the young children involved. Given the focus on damage assessment and compensation, it seems likely that this report is related to humanitarian aid and relief efforts.