SERBS FIRE TWO MORTAR SHELLS ON SARAJEVO OLD TOWN, HURT FOUR

SARAJEVO, May 10 (Hina) - Four people were hurt this morning as Bosnian Serb forces fired two mortar shells on the Old town of Sarajevo, the Press Office of Bosnian army 1st Corps said. A general alert in the city was sounded at 10.40 hours. Bosnian Serbs were fiercely attacking at the government forces positions on Mt. Treskavica, 20 km south of Sarajevo, the same source said, adding that all the attacks were rejected. The UN Protection Force H.Q. in Sarajevo today confirmed a Serb tank being in UN-designated "exclusion zone" around the city. The tank, which had fired seven rounds on the city two days ago, was only three kilometers away of the separation line. Yesterday afternoon Serbs broke into a UN-controlled depot at the Sarajevo suburb of Ilidza and immediately fired two rounds from the first mortar they laid their hands on in the storage area. They also opened small-arms fire at a civilian vehicle near the airport yesterday, while this morning a car with journalists was fired at on the Mt. Igman road, west of Sarajevo. (Hina) jn bk 101437 MET may 95