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NO VICTIMS FOUND IN JAPAGA PIT, SEARCH FOR BUGOJNO CROATS CONTINUES

BUGOJNO CROATS CONTINUES BUGOJNO, April 12 (Hina) - No new victims were discovered on Monday in the continuation of a search for a group of Bosnian Croats killed during the 1993 Croat-Muslim conflict and afterwards. The site investigated today is the Japaga pit on Mt Kalin in Bugojno, central Bosnia. Four cavers went down the 45-metre-deep pit in search of human remains, but the search yielded no results. The pit was suspected to hide the bodies of 20 Croats from the so-called Bugojno group. Exhumation works, which started on April 8, are organised by the Office of the High Representative in Bosnia-Herzegovina and the humanitarian organisation "Doctors for human rights". So far, 36 bodies have been unearthed at seven different locations, of whom 30 have been identified, including Vinko Ivkovic, the first identified among the 21 Bugojno Croats abducted from Muslim prison camps. The exhumation was secured by local police a
BUGOJNO, April 12 (Hina) - No new victims were discovered on Monday in the continuation of a search for a group of Bosnian Croats killed during the 1993 Croat-Muslim conflict and afterwards. The site investigated today is the Japaga pit on Mt Kalin in Bugojno, central Bosnia. Four cavers went down the 45-metre-deep pit in search of human remains, but the search yielded no results. The pit was suspected to hide the bodies of 20 Croats from the so-called Bugojno group. Exhumation works, which started on April 8, are organised by the Office of the High Representative in Bosnia-Herzegovina and the humanitarian organisation "Doctors for human rights". So far, 36 bodies have been unearthed at seven different locations, of whom 30 have been identified, including Vinko Ivkovic, the first identified among the 21 Bugojno Croats abducted from Muslim prison camps. The exhumation was secured by local police and the Stabilisation Force (SFOR). Monitoring the exhumation were also a delegation of the federal commission for exchange and search for missing people, headed by its head Berislav Pusic, a commission's member Jasmin Odabasic, and Croat representatives in the Bugojno municipal authorities. "Having received a report that 21 war prisoners from Bugojno.... had been killed and thrown into the Japaga pit on Mt Kalina, we brought a team of cavers who went down the 45 metre-deep pit and saw for themselves that there are no traces which could indicate that any of the Croats we are searching for could be in the pit", Pusic said. The commission would continue searching for the group, he added. Pusic also said that far greater assistance had been expected from the Bosniak (Muslim) side, since Bosniak officials in high political positions had data on the abduction and fate of the missing Bugojno Croats. They say that the exhumations we are conducting are political exhumations, which I resolutely dismiss, Pusic added. (hina) rml

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