They are piled onto buses heading to transit camps that are already full. Hannu Pekka Laibo of the International Red Cross needs to get all of the people out of Blace and into transit camps. We haven't got enough space in those tents and it takes time, even though the NATO forces are assisting us, to put up those tents. Stankovitz is the beginning of what will be many transit camps. It gives people their first chance to breathe since the violence in Kosovo began.
Children have the freedom to move around and food distribution becomes orderly.
There is milk for children and old people, their only protein in weeks. But it's soon clear to the refugees they've moved only from hell into limbo. These people are lucky to get some of the limited tent space, but they have not enough blankets, no wash water, no toilets and no knowledge of where the rest of their families went. Vjosa Dragaqina Vjosa Dragaqina left Kosovo with her husband Femi, his siblings and parents. But she has no idea what became of her family, left behind.