BOSNIAN SERBS STILL BLOCKING UN CONVOYS IN BOSNIA

SARAJEVO, March 4 (Hina) - Head of the UN Civil Affairs Department in Bosnia, Enrique Aguilar, failed to reach any agreement on free passage for UN convoys in talks with Serb general Nikola Koljevic yesterday at Pale. Aguilar travelled to Pale as Yasushi Akashi's special envoy in a bid to wring from Serb leaders a promise to abide by the four-month truce, specifically its free movement clause, which guarantees full freedom of movement to UN personnel and vehicles. Koljevic merely said he would pass on UNPROFOR's request to Serb military commanders. The current blockade of road convoys most seriously affects the eastern-Bosnian enclaves - Srebrenica, Gorazde and Zeba. UN spokesman Gary Coward reiterated that the peace-keepers stationed in eastern Bosnia were running low on food, medical and fuel supplies. "The situation could become critical very soon," he said. According to another spokesman, Colum Murphy, the blockade could not be tolerated. Asked what measures UNPROFOR was planning to take, Murphy did not answer directly, but said parachuting supplies was not ruled out. Murphy today strongly condemned frequent sniper attacks on civilians in Sarajevo, particularly the "criminal" wounding of women and children. (hina) as 041322 MET mar 95