MIKE BASOPU
Unfortunately, to go to a doctor to a, you had to go through a prison warder.  We were supposed to have access to doctors in terms of the regulation.  I requested that I see Dr Morrow who had sent me there.  However, to see the doctor from Frere Hospital was impossible.  This man refused.  He said I must take this treatment or I must go back to my cell.  Two or three days elapsed, I realised that I did not only have genital warts.  I reported the matter.  I said that I wanted to see a doctor.  Eventually I was taken to a doctor.  I could not even walk by then.  They had organised a wheelchair for me, because my genitals were totally injured.
 The doctor said it is the chemical that was hurting me so much.  He bandaged me.  It was like I had just been circumcised.  I had to be take to Frere Hospital, not because I had been previously ill, but because the chemical had hurt me so much.  I was on a wheelchair.  The discussion between the policeman and the doctors led to a conclusion that I should not be admitted to the hospital, I must go back to the cell, because the week-end was approaching and it was going to be busy in the hospital.  They were going to give me a treatment to take back to the cell.