Returning to Pristina, we see groups of 100-200 people along theVistrica River and local aid workers say there are 10,000 homeless in the area. Their distended bellies remind me of Africa's malnourished children. She is still looking for her two other children who were separated from her when her village was shelled. I visit Senik which was hit the day before. Houses still smoulder.
Tractor trailers filled with food and personal possessions are ablaze.
At least 17 people were killed in the attack. The villagers ask us to stay on to deter snipers as they bury their dead in the rain. Among the victims is a two-week old baby who died of starvation because her wounded mother could not feed her. It is the first sign that people, though still scared, are going back. It is difficult to even keep track of this constant swirl of people.