CARE manages Stenkovec II with 22,000 people and Cegrane, which grew in a week's time from 2,200 people to its current population of 29,000. In Stenkovec II, all refugees have shelter but water and sanitation services are inadequate because of space. In Cegrane, CARE staff have received, fed, housed and otherwise aided the swell of refugees. However, even with the help of German and British soldiers, CARE still is behind in construction of waste disposal systems, provision of clean water, hygiene and shelter. An estimated 6,000 refugees are without tents in that camp.
CARE reports the food pipeline has sufficient stockpiles for about two weeks.