blow up electrical installations in Maseru. Six of the saboteurs were arrested, and a large quantity of deto­ nating equipment was captured. It is also reported that a number of South African policemen suspected of being connected with the sabotage plot were arrested in Lesotho and are being held for questioning. 3. On the same day, an armed group was repulsed [ Original: English] [28 March 1983] back into South Africa at Peka in the north-west of Lesotho. 4. At Pitseng, in the Leribe district, a Roman Catholic mission was subjected to a grenade attack. In that attack a member of the Lesotho Paramilitary Force was killed, and one was wounded. The attackers were repulsed under heavy fire. and a white man was seen fleeing from the scene in an unidentified vehicle heading for the South Africa border. Investigations are still continuing. 5. Again, on the same night, two saboteurs were shot and killed when they attacked a police station at Hendrik"s Drift in the Butha-Buthe district, in northern Lesotho. A protest note was sent to South Africa on the matter. You will recall that in terms of Security Council resolution 527 (1982), the Council is still seized of the matter relating to the situation between Lesotho and South Africa. My Government would therefore be grateful if this letter could be circulated as a document of the Security Council. (Signed) T. THAMAE Charge d'affaires a.i. of the Permanent Mission of Lesotho to the United Nations DOCUMENT S/15659 Letter dated 29 March 1983 from the representative of Jordan to the President of the Security Council I have the honour to transmit herewith the letter of the Deputy Permanent Observer for the Palestine Lib­ eration Organization, Mr. Hasan Abdel Rahman, on the incidents of collective poisoning to which more 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a report on a series of violent incidents, including sabotage, grenade attacks, and armed clashes, between Lesotho and South Africa. The incidents seem to be related to political tensions and security concerns, rather than any specific economic, environmental, or social issue.

**Category**
Security, Humanitarian aid and relief