UNHCR: SOME 11 000 KOSOVO REFUGEES SEEK SHELTER IN BOSNIA

( Editorial: --> 8951 ) SARAJEVO, Oct 16 (Hina) - The agreement on a model of solution for the Kosovo crisis signed by Richard Holbrooke and Slobodan Milosevic has not stopped the arrival of Kosovo refugees to Bosnia- Herzegovina, U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees' spokesperson said in Sarajevo on Friday. According to UNHCR reports, 30 to 40 Kosovo refugees were arriving daily in Sarajevo this week, and only on Monday there were more than a hundred arrivals, said spokeswoman Wendy Rappeport. A reception centre, set up by the UNHCR in the former Coca-Cola plant in Hadzici outside Sarajevo, currently holds 1,150 Albanian refugees, including two babies who were born there in the last three days. The UNHCR has information on 4,325 Kosovo refugees who have sought shelter in Bosnia so far. The refugees are mainly Albanians but there are 200 Kosovo Serbs who have sought asylum in the Bosnian Serb entity. The organisation estimates that the total number of refugees is much higher because not all of them have registered, Rappeport said adding the UNHCR believed that there were between 10,000 and 11,000 Kosovo refugees in Bosnia-Herzegovina. (hina) rml 161358 MET oct 98