SERBS FIRE SEVEN CANNON SHELLS ON BIHAC, WOUND TWO

SARAJEVO, May 6 (Hina) - Seven 122mm and 155mm cannon rounds yesterday landed on Bihac "safe area", NW Bosnia, UN sources in Sarajevo said. Two civilians were wounded, one of them in critical condition, in the latest Bosnian Serb attack. NATO planes buzzed the area after the attack, but did not open fire. UN commander in Bosnia, Gen. Rupert Smith, filed a protest to Serb commander, Gen. Ratko Mladic. During an earlier attack, a shell landed at the city hospital destroying all food supplies for about 850 patients, UNPROFOR said. The food shortage would close tomorrow all ICRC (Red Cross) sponsored soup kitchens, currently providing for about 3,000 people, the same souce said. The International Red Cross and UNHCR's food transports have been obstructed by Croatian rebel Serbs for six weeks now. (Hina) bk 061454 MET may 95