NEW BOSNIAN REFUGEES ARRIVE IN CROATIA

NOVSKA, April 5 (Hina) - New refugees from Banja Luka and its surroundings, north-western Bosnia-Herzegovina under the Serb control, had been arriving almost every day in Croatia, UN officials said today. The UN High Commission for Refugees has been accomodating them in UN Nepalese and Jordanian peacekeepers' camps near Okucani and Novska, after they cross the border near Stara Gradiska. According to Susan Manuel, a local UN official, there were 458 expelled Croats and Moslems in these camps at the moment, waiting for a temporary residence permit in Croatia, or for leaving to other countries. (Hina) jn bk 051903 MET apr 95