War In The Balkans: Briefing: Day 64
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Your support makes all the difference.r The UN World Food Programme said hundreds of thousands of ethnic Albanians in Kosovo were scavenging for food in the ruins of abandoned houses, often to find it contaminated.
r A UN report detailed "a significant upsurge" in sexual violence since the Nato air strikes began. The Population Fund said the report was the first attempt by a UN body to verify the accounts by refugee women.
r The UNHCR and World Bank agreed to help to fund book printing for a refugee education programme in Albania.
r Bulgaria's agriculture ministry said that after anti-hail radar was turned off to avoid attracting the hostile attention of planes en route to Yugoslavia, the country had lost vegetable crops worth millions of pounds.
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