U.N. ANNOUNCES STRONGER SECURITY MEASURES IN CENTRAL BOSNIA

( Editorial: --> 3194 ) SARAJEVO, June 23 (Hina) - The Croat member of Bosnia-Herzegovina's Presidency, Kresimir Zubak, and the deputy head of the United Nations mission to BH, Eric Morris, met in Sarajevo on Tuesday to discuss the worsening situation in central Bosnia. The two men focused on the situation in the Travnik area where incidents are becoming more frequent and the suffering of Croat returnees is worsening. A statement from Zubak's office said Morris had announced that his organisation and the International Police Task Force would undertake stronger measures to find the instigators of recent terrorist acts. A special analysis would be made of past investigations and the engagement of police bodies. Zubak and Morris today expressed their concern at the growing number of other crimes in the central Bosnia region and discussed the means for resolving current problems and improving security for residents. (Hina) mbr /mro 231950 MET jun 98