The area CARE is working in right now, in the Urosevac region, is comparatively little damaged. The feeling and energy is one of hope and reconstruction. The British NATO forces patrol very heavily. Huge convoys of heavy armaments, supplies and munitions travel virtually 24 hours a day. In Prisitna itself, heavily armed NATO patrols are to be found at every street corner.
Armored vehicles do spot checks, and, although there is no curfew, almost no one is out at night.
Invisible Black Hawk helicopters with no lights patrol overhead. Once we know more about where the mines are, and have checked villages for booby traps, it will be better. But for now, extreme caution is the word. People are out working in their fields, gathering in hay as fast as possible for their remaining livestock before the fall. They are putting that ahead of repairing their own homes.