LIVES OF WOUNDED BRITISH UN SOLDIERS OUT OF DANGER

SARAJEVO, May 4 (Hina) - The lives of six British UN soldiers wounded in last night's Serb attack on a UN base near Maglaj, northern Bosnia, were out of danger, although one of the soldiers sustained serious wounds, UN spokesman Garry Coward said today. The two soldiers who sustained most serious wounds were taken to the UN hospital in Gornji Vakuf, he said. According to Coward, Serbs fired a T-34 tank shell at a former primary school in Maglaj, where British UN soldiers were stationed. The same tank was used to attack a UNPROFOR observation point in Maglaj three days ago. Canadian and British soldiers responded to the attack, firing 64 cannon shells and three TOW anti-tank missiles on the Serb tank. UN spokesman could not give precise information on the effect of the response, but confirmed that all missiles, except for one TOW rocket, hit the target area. (hina) mm rm as 041550 MET may 95