A J G ERWEE
No, Chairperson, that is not correct.  I would like to repeat, I instructed Dreyer when I came to the vehicle, and realised that people might be dead here,  immediately sent Dreyer to Alldays to report our commanders.  I then chased away the staff from the vehicle because smoke was coming out of the vehicle, and there was the possibility of an explosion. Then somebody came to me, Swarts came to me and said there is some person is still alive. I then took him away, 20, 30 metres, when he lost consciousness, I instructed somebody to take him to Alldays.  I don't know exactly whom I instructed. Later on I learnt that it was Theuns Gerber.  He was then put on an open bakkie.  There were bodies on the bakkie and he was transported with them.