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Seriously injured Serb not in jeopardy of life

24. January 2011. | 15:26

Source: Tanjug

Kosovo Serb Branislav Milovanovic, 49, a returnee to the village of Opraske in Kosovo-Metohija, was seriously injured when three unidentified young men attacked him in front of his house, however he is not in jeopardy of life, a release by a hospital in northern Kosovska Mitrovica said on Monday morning.

Kosovo Serb Branislav Milovanovic, 49, a returnee to the village of Opraske in Kosovo-Metohija, was seriously injured when three unidentified young men attacked him in front of his house, however he is not in jeopardy of life, a release by a hospital in northern Kosovska Mitrovica said on Monday morning.

Milovanovic was hospitalized in northern part of Kosovska Mitrovica with head injuries, concussion, broken ribs and heavy bruises.

According to the doctors, although Milovanovic was severely injured, his life is not threatened.

This is the third and most serious incident which took place in the village of Opraska, near Osojane, Metohija, inhabited by nine Serb families, since January 3.

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