BELGRADE, June 20 (Hina) - A group of some 30 Serb refugees left Serbia's town of Kragujevac on early Sunday morning for Kosovo. This group of Kosovo Serbs coming back to the province was led by a member of the Serbian Government,
Borislav Milacic, the news agency BETA reported today. Homecoming Serbs will be first sheltered at accommodation centres in Zubin Potok and Leposavici, until conditions are met for the return to their own houses and flats. While this group of Serbs was departing toward Kosovo, new refugees from the troubled province were arriving in Kragujevac. The newly-arrived displaced people were quoted by BETA as saying that they enjoyed no protection in Kosovo. On Saturday, the Serbian Government announced the organised return of refugees to Kosovo adding that each group of Serb returnees would be led by a member of the Government.(hina) ms
BELGRADE, June 20 (Hina) - A group of some 30 Serb refugees left
Serbia's town of Kragujevac on early Sunday morning for Kosovo.
This group of Kosovo Serbs coming back to the province was led by a
member of the Serbian Government, Borislav Milacic, the news agency
BETA reported today.
Homecoming Serbs will be first sheltered at accommodation centres
in Zubin Potok and Leposavici, until conditions are met for the
return to their own houses and flats.
While this group of Serbs was departing toward Kosovo, new refugees
from the troubled province were arriving in Kragujevac. The newly-
arrived displaced people were quoted by BETA as saying that they
enjoyed no protection in Kosovo.
On Saturday, the Serbian Government announced the organised return
of refugees to Kosovo adding that each group of Serb returnees would
be led by a member of the Government.
(hina) ms