An NGO Information Center is scheduled to open soon, funded by the International Rescue Committee, to help with information sharing. There were no new arrivals of refugees reported at the border with the FYR of Macedonia on Wednesday, though the remaining 800 refugees who had been stranded in no man's land near Lojane were allowed to enter early on 21 April. They were transported to the Neprosteno camp. As of Thursday morning, it was reported that no further refugees were in the Lojane no man's land area. The transfer into the country of over 5,000 refugees who entered at Lojane over the past three days has placed extreme pressure on camp infrastructures and services.
Camps are full to capacity.
Top priority is being given to construction of the new camp at Cegrane. On Wednesday two groups of displaced Kosovars are reported to have arrived in Montenegro. They said that many more were on the way. The new arrivals came from the villages of Kuciste, Maljevic, Pepic and Drelje. In addition, it was learned mid-morning on Thursday that 300 people had arrived by bus through the Zeleni checkpoint.