WESTERN BOSNIA RELATIVELY QUIET, U.N. SAYS

SARAJEVO, Feb 28 (Hina) - UN military observers reported that battle lines in western Bosnia were relatively quiet in the last 24 hours. There was a significant decrease in recent days in the number of detonations counted at all separation lines. A serious incident occurred at Mala Kladusa where a UNHCR convoy yesterday came under small arms fire. A UNHCR spokesman in Sarajevo said that eight empty trucks which had returned to Zagreb had unwittingly found themselve at the centre of conflict. Bangladeshi UN soldiers evacuated all the drivers into their bases at Velika Kladusa. No one was injured in the incident. One convoy carrying provisions for the 'blue helmets' arrived safely at Cazin. (Hina) jn sd as 281426 MET feb 95