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I don't know, even today.  While we were still looking at this situation, I peeped through the window and I saw many people and I could recognise some of them, because the live at the same street.
 I also went to the back window and then I saw one with a petrol gallon, it is Maqotinala Xonti.  I went to my mother's room where my child was sleeping and I could see the fire.
 The fire was in the same room in which my mother was sleeping.  And my mother was hit by fire that time, and I took the child to the lounge.
 And the fire went through the house at that time, there were no burglar proofs fortunately, because they had to be repaired.  So I managed to go out with the window with my child.
 I wrapped her with a duvet and then I came back, I left the child outside and the walls were falling down at that time and then I met my mother, she was down at that time, near the door of the lounge and the fire was too strong at that time.
 I looked for my sister, her hair was burning and I tried to take my sister out, and I succeeded to do that.
 What surprised me is that my neighbours came and they tried to help us.  But one of the neighbours - he was complaining because he said that his house is going to be burnt too.
 People tried to help us, they gave us water.  I didn't know at that time that I was also burning.  I tried to help 
DUNCAN VILLAGE HEARING TRC/EASTERN CAPE
6 N KUMALO
my mother and they helped us, they gave us blankets, they wrapped us with the blankets, the neighbours tried to do that.
 One of our neighbours who had a phone, and I am not going to mention the name, the neighbour phoned the ambulance and the police.