22.000-25.000 of Serbian population, with very few Croats and no Bosnians. There are no peasants any more. Former populated and cultivated hilly rural area is empty, only the land in the plain is still cultivated. Half of the population is now made of refugees and displaced persons, living in refugee centres, in former public schools, in the homes of the expulsed Muslim inhabitants. Jobless, all on humanitarian aid.
People live from black market work, mostly from smuggling and paddling fuel, cigarettes.
There is some illegal barter trade at the border, where small private companies are exchanging whatsoever for animal and human food from Serbia. Big groups of the displaced and refugees came from a city community Hadjici from Sarajevo, from Vakuf and Zenica, the rest of them from 56 different communities of former BiH. They would like to go back, but need more good will from authorities from the cities they have fled. They need to get back their homes and a working place to restart a normal life. This is not possible, till in these cities they do not built new homes for those who came from the villages to the cities and want to stay. Muslim population is not coming back, afraid of the local authorities, heavy nationalists.