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As a person who was using a half past four train, I would be on the platform at about a quarter past four.  On this particular day when I came from the N.U.11 I heard an unusual noise.  When I was on my way on a tarred road near the N.U.9 facing AGT, I met people who were going to the train and I heard that there was a rumour that the police are trying to stop us.  I didn't know these people's names but they were people who used to go the train at the same time as myself.  There was no bridge near the station at the time and we would go to the other side by foot as we were going to board a train to East London.   When I looked towards the station, there were cars in front of us and we could hear that there were gun shots being fired everywhere.  There was a fence near the station and because we told ourselves, even though there were gunshots, we better go and get shot near the station.  There were no lights at that time, it was dark.  I thought that there was someone next to me but when we got to the station and waited for the train, someone told me that I'm wet and when he tried to look at the place, I saw blood.  I think we were six men at the time.  We then felt that there was something inside our bodies.  I was shot in my left arm but fortunately, the bullet penetrated between the muscle and the bone.  This did not affect my bones but it affected my muscles.  The other one was shot in the thigh and the other one in the leg.
 We were then taken and an ambulance was called to take us to the hospital.  The railway soldiers came and they were the ones who called the ambulance from East London.  As we were on the other side of the railway station, it was said, were in the land of the Republic of South Africa and those who were on the other side were said to be the Ciskeian people.  The soldiers from East London called an ambulance to take us to East London.  We were taken to the Frere hospital.  I stayed there for a week before being discharged.  
 I then went back to work.  The workers advised me to go to a lawyer in Highway, a Mr Sewisa to give a statement.