Missing day, Hoti: The remains of at least nine people have been found, five locations expected to be opened

The Government Commission for Missing Persons, through an announcement, has announced that at 10:45 today, there are homazes held in the Monument of Missing Persons.

Over 1600 citizens, mothers, fathers and children, still remain missing from Serbia's genocide war.

In an effort to illuminate the fate of the missing, excavations remain key points in the process of searching and identifying mortor waste.

The Government Commission for Missing Persons is continuing with excavations in several identified areas, while new works are being prepared based on updated data, both within Kosovo territory and pending concrete steps by the Serbian side.

The head of the Government Commission for Missing Persons, Andy Hoti, has announced that 17 locations in Kosovo have so far been worked under search for missing persons.

Hoti indicated that seven of these were found in mortar remains.

“17 locations have been worked so far in Kosovo, 7 of them have found mortore waste (which have been sent for analysis to ICMP lab)”, Hoti said.

According to him, several excavations have actually been completed, until they expected 5 more locations to be excavated.

We've actually completed the excavations in Vushtrri and Kline at a location. There are also a minimum 5 locations expected to take action at”, Hoti told Front Online.

He has confirmed that the mortar remains of 9 individuals have been found at locations in Kosovo.

The baptismal sentences of at least 9 individuals have been found, but this best confirms DNA analysis”, Hoti said.