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3,000 expelled Serbs accommodated in Kosovo districts, KFOR bases, central Serbia
Belgrade,
22 March 2004
The Coordinating Centre for Kosovo-Metohija has issued a statement saying that 1,845 expelled Serbs have been accommodated in districts across Kosovo-Metohija, 1,000 in KFOR bases and a further 210 in central Serbia.
Author:
AFP
According to the statement, 877 persons have been accommodated in the Kosovo district, 593 in the Kosovska Mitrovica district and another 312 in the Kosovo Pomoravlje district.
The district of Pec has provided accommodation for 50 expelled Serbs and the Prizren district for a further 12 persons.
Ten monks of the Sveti Arhangeli monastery have found shelter in Sredska.
Security conditions have been improved, the statement said, adding that KFOR and SFOR have been reinforced and that local population has established contacts with international forces.
The expelled Serbs lack food, blankets, mattresses, beds, clothes, footwear, blankets and toiletries, the statement said.
The district of Pec has provided accommodation for 50 expelled Serbs and the Prizren district for a further 12 persons.
Ten monks of the Sveti Arhangeli monastery have found shelter in Sredska.
Security conditions have been improved, the statement said, adding that KFOR and SFOR have been reinforced and that local population has established contacts with international forces.
The expelled Serbs lack food, blankets, mattresses, beds, clothes, footwear, blankets and toiletries, the statement said.
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