SECOND LAST GROUP OF MOSLEMS TO RETURN TO WESTERN BOSNIA

( Editorial: --> 4437 ) ZAGREB, Jan 14 (Hina) - The second last group of Moslem refugees are to return from the Gasinci refugee camp in eastern Croatia to Velika Kladusa, spokeswoman for the Croatian government Office for Refugees and Displaced Persons, Ana-Marija Radic, said on Wednesday. "They're a group of 218 Moslems who will leave for Velika Kladusa on Thursday," Radic said. After the group leaves, only about 50 Moslems from Velika Kladusa will be left in Gasinci. About 20,000 Moslem supporters of Fikret Abdic, who founded an autonomous region in north-western Bosnia-Herzegovina, fled Velika Kladusa in September 1994, from the 5th Bosnian Army corps, faithful to the Moslem leadership in Sarajevo. The Moslem refugees first found refuge in an improvised refugee camp in Kupljensko (about 60 km south of Zagreb) after the end of the internecine war in the Bihac area. Some of them went from there to third countries, some returned to Velika Kladusa and about 6,000 were accommodated in Gasinci. Most of the refugees in Gasinci have already returned to the Velika Kladusa and Cazin areas. (hina) lm mm 141831 MET jan 98