Abstract
Half the homes in Sarajevo lack clean drinking water, says a report published last week by Medecins sans Frontieres (MSF) Holland. The survey on which the report is based was carried out last December and is the second in a series that aims to collect objective data to assess the needs of the people trapped in Sarajevo. MSF interviewed a random sample of 400 households in the four main residential areas of …
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