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No traces of bodies found at potential mass grave location in Raska
Raska,
7 June 2007
President of the Serbian government's Committee for Missing Persons Veljko Odalovic said that during today's search of the area in the Raska municipality marked by UNMIK as a potential mass grave location no traces of bodies were found.
Odalovic told the Tanjug news agency that now it is certain that the Committee, since June 5, when the first searches began, has found no traces of a mass grave. Excavations will be continued in order to check the entire location.
Odalovic said that the excavations are attended by international officials, while works are being conducted by investigating judge of the Council for War Crimes of the Belgrade District Court Milan Dilparic, by order of the Prosecutor's Office for War Crimes.
Odalovic said that the excavations are attended by international officials, while works are being conducted by investigating judge of the Council for War Crimes of the Belgrade District Court Milan Dilparic, by order of the Prosecutor's Office for War Crimes.
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