Foreign scribes ordered out

NEW YORK, MARCH 26: Foreign journalists have fled or been forcibly removed from Yugoslavia after the Serbian government ordered reporters from countries participating in NATO air strikes expelled from the country.A CNN reporter, Brent Sadler, narrowly made it out of the Kosovo capital of Pristina after his vehicle was set on fire by a mob, said CNN official Eason Jordan.

Three reporters from the New York Times were expelled from the country, spokeswoman Nancy Nielsen said. In ordering the expulsions, the Serb government said the journalists had aided the NATO campaign to force Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic to agree to a peace deal with ethnic Albanians in Kosovo.