Original sentence: But many Roma also left and may be included in the higher estimates).Estimates of the number of Serbs who left when Serbian forces left Kosovo vary from 65,000  to 250,000 (194,000 Serbs were recorded as living in Kosovo in the census of 1991.The majority of Serbs who left were from urban areas, but Serbs who stayed (whether in urban or rural areas) suffered violence which largely (but not entirely) ceased between early 2001 and the riots of March 2004, and ongoing fears of harassment may be a factor deterring their return
Edited sentence: Around 120,000–150,000 Serbs remain in Kosovo, but are subject to ongoing harassment and discrimination due to physical threats for their safety.Many displaced Serbs are afraid to return to their homes, even with UNMIK protection.Some 200,000–280,000, representing the majority of the Serb population, left when the Serbian forces left.The current number of internally displaced persons is disputed, with estimates ranging from 65,000 to 250,000.There was also some looting of Serb properties and even violence against some of those Serbs and Roma who remained