BOSNIAN ARMY ENCIRCLES TV TRANSMITTER ON MT MAJEVICA

SARAJEVO, Apr 6 (Hina) - Bosnian Government forces have probably encircled the Stolice TV transmitter on Mt Majevica in north- eastern Bosnia, cutting the last road used by Serbs for shipping supplies to troops stationed on the mountain, the UN in Sarajevo said today. UN observers have counted about 1,500 detonations in the Majevica area in the past 24 hours, spokesman Herve Gourmelon told reporters. Five hundred detonations were registered yesterday and last night at the Doboj front in northern Bosnia. But observers could not say what exactly was going on in that part of Bosnia. Tuzla was put on general alert this morning when Serb forces launched an artillery attack on this predominantly Moslem town in north-eastern Bosnia, Sarajevo radio said this morning. According to the same source, Serb and renegade Moslem forces loyal to Freaket Abdic continued attacking Bosnian army 5th corps positions near Velika Kladusa in western Bosnia, but UNPROFOR could not confirm these reports. UN observers did, however, count 103 detonations in the vicinity of a Bangladeshi base near Velika Kladusa. Infantry clashes were not registered. An UNPROFOR military observers and two Bosnian army liaison officers were wounded yesterday when three shells exploded near their vehicle in the Buzim area. The Dutch observer was slightly wounded, but the two Bosnian officers sustained serious injuries. (hina) mm as 061320 MET apr 95