text: special measures over and above those it takes to protect the lives and property of other refugees a8 well as of its own nationals. The Government noted that South Africans have comparatively easy access to Botewana since, with exietinq immigration arrangements, visas are not required. In addition, the extensive border and the vaet size of the country make it extremely diIficult to ensure the safety of refugee8 and aleo to screen all those who cross the border from South Africa. In the Government’e view the overall security situation for refugees from South Africa could be improved through a etrenqtheninq of the Botswana Police and Defence Forces, in particular by establishing additional border posts and introducing better communications and transport eauipment. 47. With regard to individual refugees, the Government stated that, when it had reason to believe that a refuqee was in immediate danger, it would advise either the relocation of such a refugee in another part of the country or resettlement in a third country. The Government is concerned about the danqer poeed both to the individual involved and to the other residents in the community. The Government works closely with UNHCR in caBes involving relocation and reeettlement. 48. The event0 of 14 June 1985 have created considerable fear amonq the local population over the presence of refuqeee livinq among them. It ie widely believed that any further attack against refuqeee would again result in others beinq killed and in property being damaged. Coneeauently, there ie a reluctance to rent housee ta refugees or to have refuqees a8 neignbours. The Government fully appreciates the need to improve overall security and to deal with the concerns of its citizens. However , it BtresBed that it does not plan at thit3 time to chanqe ite policy of allowinq thOBe with permits to live at larqe in the cornunity and to 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the measures taken by the Botswana government to protect refugees from South Africa, including providing special measures to ensure their safety and security. The government's concerns seem to be focused on the potential danger to both the refugees and the local population, as well as the need to address the fears and concerns of its citizens.