DALJ RESUMES DALJ, April 26 (Hina) - The exhumation of a mass grave containing the bodies of victims of the Serbian aggression, discovered at a farm between the eastern Croatian villages of Dalj and Borovo, resumed on Thursday.
Exhumation teams, who started excavation works on Wednesday, have discovered 13 bodies so far and they expect to find more, the head of the Government Office for Detained and Missing Persons, Ivan Grujic, told Hina. Judging by the clothing found on them, the victims were civilians and experts have discovered shot wounds on their heads, Grujic said, adding the grave is believed to contain several dozen bodies. The exhumation is expected to last some ten days, he added. The remains will be transferred to the Zagreb Forensics Institute for identification.(hina) rml
DALJ, April 26 (Hina) - The exhumation of a mass grave containing
the bodies of victims of the Serbian aggression, discovered at a
farm between the eastern Croatian villages of Dalj and Borovo,
resumed on Thursday.
Exhumation teams, who started excavation works on Wednesday, have
discovered 13 bodies so far and they expect to find more, the head of
the Government Office for Detained and Missing Persons, Ivan
Grujic, told Hina.
Judging by the clothing found on them, the victims were civilians
and experts have discovered shot wounds on their heads, Grujic
said, adding the grave is believed to contain several dozen
bodies.
The exhumation is expected to last some ten days, he added.
The remains will be transferred to the Zagreb Forensics Institute
for identification.
(hina) rml