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It was late, around seven and I heard people singing outside.  I also went there, I joined them.
 While we were still singing near the road, there were no soldiers, we couldn't see any soldiers.  They were just passing through.
 When we saw them, we heard shots, firing to us and we 
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all ran to houses.  Unfortunately I was shot at that time.  I was shot in my thigh and the bullet exited through the buttocks.
 I cried and I saw one comrade next to me and he tried to take me home, but I couldn't lift my leg at that time.  He took me home and at home people came to see me because they heard that someone was shot.
 There was no transport for me to go to the hospital at that time.  Someone went to look for a car for me and I was taken to the hospital.
 They saw that the bullet stayed in my buttocks, it didn't stay in my thigh.  I was treated in the hospital, but they discharged me because the hospital was full.
 I came back home and they told me that I should go every day in the morning for dressings, because my thigh was swollen at that time.
 I couldn't even go to the toilet at that time, because my buttocks was so swollen.  I continued with the treatment, I used to go to the hospital for dressings.  That took me almost a month.
 Because I was suffering and there was no transport for me to go to the hospital, they asked me whether is there any clinic nearby and I told them that there is no clinic nearby, because they were all burnt down.
 They gave me dressings so that I could dress myself at home.  I also went for check-ups at the hospital.
 And three months passed and I continued with my treatment.  I saw, when I saw that I was able to walk I stopped the treatment.  While I was going to the treatment at the hospital, when we met these SADF, when they see the bandage in you, they wanted to shoot you again or to beat 
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you or to kick you.
 They just wanted to do that.  It is worse if you had the bandage on.