keraterm factory was set up as a camp on or around 23/24 may 1992. there were four rooms in the camp, room 2 being the largest and room 3 the smallest. by late june 1992, there were about 1,200 people in the camp. every day people were brought in or taken away from the camp. the numbers increased considerably by late july. the detainees were mostly bosnian muslims and to a lesser extent croats. the detainees slept on wooden pallets used for the transport of goods or on bare concrete in a big storage room. the conditions were cramped and people often had to sleep on top of each other. in june 1992, room 1 held 320 people and the number continued to grow. the detainees were given one meal a day, made up of two small slices of bread and some sort of stew. the rations were insufficient for the detainees.