Whilst the floor slab and foundations are sound, the majority of the superstructure requires reconstruction including the provision of a new roof and roof timbers, Approximately one thrsd of the walls may remain, Plumbing services are unaffected but may have to be taken out and refixed during the demolition work. Estimated cost of reconstruction of house and servant’s quarters: Estimated value of loss or damage to personal effects: a) Clothing, loose furniture, fittings and consumables bl Motor vehicles P33 ooo,oo P. 7 500,oo P 7 500,oo REPAIRS TO ADJOINING PROPERTIES Plot 15548 Repairs to the west elevation of the house on this plot comprise the following: a) Reglazing of one window pane, bl Minor repairs to external rendering. c) Replacement of guttering and connection to downpipe of car shelter. dl Redecoration to match existing, e) Replacement of four precast concrete panels in boundary wall. f) Securing loosened roof sheets and repairs to roof timbers. / . . . s/17453 Englirh Paqr 42 Plot 15552 One pans of glrr8 hre been broken. Eetimrtedcort of repair8 to adjoining properties: P4 000,OO LOSS OF RENT The current rent for plot lb547 ib P203,OO par month. / . . . s/17453 Enqlirh Paqc 43 LOCATION: -w Plot 13212, Ngwale Crescent, Gaboronr OESCRIPTION Of BUILDING: Standard Medium Cost House (approximately 75 square metres). Year of Construction: 1901 Original Cost of Construction: Pl6 000,OO NUMBER OF CCCUPANTS: Undetermined EXTENT OF DAMAGE: This house is extensively damaged by fire. The foundations, floor slab and the majority of the walls are sound. Two internal walls are suffii ciently damaged by fire to require their removal and new walls to be constructed in lieu thereof (approxi- mately 23 square metres). New roof coverings, roof timbers and ceilings are required. The majority of the doors require renewing complete with locks. Finishes 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a report on damage caused by a fire to a residential property in Gaborone, Botswana. The report details the extent of the damage, the estimated cost of reconstruction, and the repairs required to neighboring properties. The focus is on the physical damage and the economic implications of the fire, rather than any broader social or environmental issues.

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