of the thiqh. There are several abcaeions on the tace. She is about 20 weeks pceqnant. The wounds were cleaned and eutured under anaesthesia. She stayed in hospital until 24 June 1985 when she was repatriated to Holland. The wounds were healinq only very slowly. There WaA a little veqinal bleedinq. On 28 July 19t15 we heard that ehe is still in hospital in the Netherlands with infected wounds and threateninq miscarriage. Proqrese: There 1s a danqer that miscarriaqe will occur due to shock. There is a probability that there will be contracturee ot the muscles with some permanent lameness in the leqe. There is a qrave danqer ot permanent psycholoqical upset from seeinq her husband killed by her sidp. 2. MR. PRINCE MAMPANE Male, Botswana national, age 28 years Admitted 2.30 a.m. on 14 June 1985. Said to have been attacked whilst drivlnq his car. Grenade thrown into car. He has blisters trom burns 01 his neck and chest. He has two wounds one below each buttock. Small flesh rounds. X-rays show no bone inJury but pieces ot shrapnel in the muscles. The WOUndt3 healed well and he was discharqed on 19th June 1985. walkinq well. Pcoqress: There should be complete recovery as the wounds were not eXten8lVe. The pieces ot shrapnel should not qive trouble. 3. ELINA MTSWENI Female Zulu, age about 60 years Admitted around 3 a.m. on 14 June 1985 after her house had been destroyed and her huAband shot dead. / l . . s/17453 Enqlish Paqe 30 She has a broken wriet (Rt) (Co1108 fracturw) which l he eurtainod when rho escaped through a window. She had a gunshot wound ot the lrtt foot with fracture8 of first and Second metatarsal bone@. 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a medical report detailing the treatment of three individuals who have been injured in some way. The injuries are described in detail, including wounds, burns, and broken bones. The report also mentions the potential long-term effects of the injuries, such as the risk of miscarriage or permanent lameness. The language used is formal and technical, suggesting a medical or healthcare setting. Additionally, the report mentions hospitalization and treatment under anesthesia, which further supports the idea that this is a medical report.

**Category**
Health, Humanitarian aid and relief