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UNMIK
Police personel
(
as of 1 Dec 2000, check Press
Update for latest figures )
Initially 3,110 police officers has been approved for UNMIK.
Secretary-General Kofi Annan on 26 October 1999 recommended that
the Security Council increase the strength of the UNMIK police
force by more than 1,600 officers, after receiving a
recommendation from Dr. Kouchner that the force should be
significantly increased. Mr. Annan urged the Council to
increased the force strength to 4,718 ( including 1100 special
police) to ensure that UNMIK had a police service that could
enforce and maintain civil order.
As of 1 Dec 2000, UNMIK has 4450 international police and 3135
KPS officers deployed in all five regions of the province and at
border crossings.
| In
theatre |
Deployed |
SPU |
Males |
Females |
| 4452 |
3505 |
932 |
4309 |
143
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REGIONAL
DISPOSITION
The breakdown over the mission area shows the strength in
respective Regions and components
UNMIK
Police
| Region |
Total |
| Pristina |
788 |
| Prizren |
394 |
| Pec |
299 |
| Gnjilane |
415 |
| Mitrovica |
560 |
| Border
Police |
231 |
Kosovo
Police Service
| Region |
Total |
| Pristina |
918 |
| Prizren |
418 |
| Pec |
310 |
| Gnjilane |
561 |
| Mitrovica |
293 |
| Main
HQ |
15 |
| P.Academy |
620 |
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