Hasan Pristina's Sternip: We've got three trucks of help, they don't tell us where to dump them.

Together with a representative of nine others from the village of Pollac, and with three aid trucks he has landed near the improvised camp at the “Nico Dowana” Stadium.

But the goodwill and the will to solidify with their brothers and sisters from Albania overshadowed what the Ora News has been reporting all day, the total deorganization that is taking place in that camp.

“I am Mehmet Pristina in the quality of family trunk representative Hasan Pristina. We're 10 people here. We brought three trucks of aid, food, clothing, blankets, basics that need an emergency case. We don't expect institutional organization because we think that in case of emergency we need to get organized ourselves. We brought 1500 euros. But we're seeing that there's a disoriented organization here, we have an hour and a half of us running around on the streets, and we don't know where to turn in the supplies. We hope that help is not misused because we have moral responsibilities. We have a message from the local community where 30-50 families can take refuge in our village. We're very touched. I'm back in my memory of '99, where all of Albania opened the doors for us. We're willing to return that help” he told Ora News reporter Altin Sulce.

The situation is closely being followed from the first moment and Kosovo Ambassador to Tirana.

Nat Hasani: We're seeing what we can do. Kosovo Security Forces and Kosovo Police are here. The Kosovo government calls for anyone seeking refuge has opened the former German camp in Prizren with 800 beds. We're a nation. Albania has been solidified during the most violent displacement of Kosovo Albanians by Serbs.

Kosovo police forces are also found in Durres.

We've had more force in our initial response, and today we've reduced a little bit but we're on alert. We will stay until the crisis is needed and managed” said the representative of the Kosovo police.