TESTIMONY_GIVER:
 I also thought I'd rather get up and run away, that maybe I would survive that everything that was happening but unfortunately I just ran a short distance, a distance of three metres and I felt something burning on my left-hand side and I found myself on the ground the next moment.  I didn't realise there and then that I had been shot but when I tried to get up I found that I couldn't and I didn't even know what the cause was.  I attempted several times to get up and I realised that I could not get up.  I then realised that I quickly had to ask people for help, the people that were running past me and I shouted for help, asking people to please help me get up and remove me from where I was and there were those comrades who were running with us who heeded my call of distress and they came to me and asked me what happened comrade and I said to them I don't know whether I have been shot or what and thereafter they looked at my body and when they looked under my jersey they found that there was blood on my side and they took me and ran with me.  In all this time shots were still being heard and they ran with me and we got to the road from which we came and that was where I was able to get onto a bakkie.  I was loaded onto a bakkie and there were also other people who had been injured who were being loaded onto this bakkie.  Others were groaning and we did not know what had happened to them.  We were then taken and rushed off to Gray Hospital here in King William's Town.