30 April 1999

• British troops on short notice from today (1 May) to assist French & German troops with engineering and the erection of tents at Cegrane, in an effort to speed up development of the site.

Running totals

• Total meals prepared/food distributed by British Troops
  • 264,000 litres bottled water supplied
  • 163,000 litres milk supplied
  • 129,000 meals served using
  • 46,000 whole chickens
  • 48 tons of goulash
  • 129,000 loaves of bread
  • 442,000 chocolate bars
  • 145 tons of fruit
  • 102,432 jars of baby food
  • 19,500 scones, muffins and Chelsea buns
  • 3 tons of cheese
  • 16,000 hard boiled eggs

• Total items supplied
  • 20,000 baby bottles
  • 58,000 nappies
  • 35,000 toothbrushes
  • 58,000 items of female hygiene

• Currently holding at Supreme warehouse on behalf on NGOs
  • 72 tons of goulash
  • 50 tons of rice
  • 35 tons of flour
  • 3,000 litres oil
  • 800kg sugar
  • 5 tons of salt
  • 18,750 litres soup
  • 6 tons of raisins
  • 6 tons of tinned vegetables
  • 200 tons of lamb, halal
  • 200 tons of chicken, halal
  • 540kg cereals
  • 400,000 packets/bars of confectionery
  • 800kg yeast

• Infrastructure activity by British Troops at Brazde and Bojane
  • 16,500m fencing erected
  • 130 Deep Trench Latrines (DTL) dug
  • 1. 6km of water pipeline laid
  • 8 water supply facilities (to provide potable water from the local stream) were established - since dismantled
  • 2,660 tents erected
  • 2 General Purpose shelters (double) erected for cooking and storage
  • Significant quantities of stone laid to reinforce camp circuit at Brazde
  • 1. 5km track way constructed
  • 1 x 6 bay single storey Medium Girder Bridge (MGB) constructed for foot and vehicle access between sites.
  • A culvert crossing was constructed and the MGB was dismantled.