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Kosovo Polje, Lipljan, Obilic, Gracanica worst hit by violence
Belgrade,
19 March 2004
The Coordinating Centre for Kosovo-Metohija said today that the municipalities of Kosovo Polje, Lipljan, Obilic and Gracanica have been worst hit by the latest violence in the province.
Food supplies have been reduced due to a significant population movement and limited access to local Red Cross warehouses, the Centre said.
The Centre stressed that its units are in constant contact with representatives of Serb enclaves in the province to collect information, primarily from official representatives of local communities.
The Centre stressed that its units are in constant contact with representatives of Serb enclaves in the province to collect information, primarily from official representatives of local communities.
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