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Nata senior's inferno cost yet to be quantified

Tuesday, July 04, 2023 | 70 Views |

FRANCISTOWN: Nata police say they are yet to quantify the cost incurred by the Nata Senior Secondary School whose boys hotels were gravely affected by the Thursday night fire outbreak.

In a recent interview, Nata Police Station commander, Superintendent Mokopi Nawa told The Monitor that about 100 boys lost their belongings in the fire. “The affected boys are still traumatised and currently receiving therapy from social workers and the school guidance and counselling teachers.

We are yet to speak to them so that we can be able to quantify their loss,” he said.

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Nata senior's inferno cost yet to be quantified

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