1.4 Having regard tu the nature of the explosions it is unlikely that the sub-structures have been more than superficially damaged. 1.5 As far as can be ascertained all properties were tenant occupied. / . . . WA74153 Englirh Page 37 1.6 The number of poreon occupying the building8 have been Provided by the Botewanr Police Force wherever po88iblet. 1.7 Except in the cage of the officer belonging to United Automobile (Pty. 1 Ltd. and the occupant of one hou8e, all tenants have left the various premises and removed their personal effectr. 2. CONSTRUCTION COSTS 2.1 The year of construction and construction coats have been obtained from the Botrwana Housing Corporation in respect of those hou6e8 in the ownership of the Corporation and upon the best information available relative to the privately owned properties. 2.2 The costs pertaining to reconstruction of particular houses and the repairing of direct and indirect damage have been ascertained by a physical examination of the properties scheduled and indicated by the Botswana Police force and costed at current market pricea for the work required. 2.3 It may well be that other property, of which the authorities are unaware, was damaged during the incident. The cost of repairing any such damage has not been taken into account. 3. DAMAGE TO PERSONAL PROPERTY OF OCCUPANT’S 3.d As previously stated in the majority of cases all personal property was removed prior to phyeical examination of the premiees. In the circumstances an average assessment has been corn puted based upon general enquiry and best available information. 3.2 It was not possible to obtain acces6 to the offices owned by United Automobiles (Pty.) Ltd. However, an assessment was compiled from information provided by the Botswana Police Force and a Government Officer. / . . . s/17453 EnqlisR Paqe 38 
**Analysis**
This text appears to be a report on the damage caused by an explosion in Botswana, assessing the damage to buildings and personal property. The report provides information on the number of people affected, the cost of reconstruction, and the assessment of damage to personal property. The text does not provide information on economic development, natural resources, or other topics that would fit into the categories listed.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, Industry