CROATIAN AMBASSADOR WRITES TO U.N. SECRETARY GENERAL

ZAGREB, June 14 (Hina) - Croatian Ambassador to the United Nations Mario Nobilo forwarded a letter to UN Secretary-General Boutros Boutros-Ghali on Tuesday, informing him of an incident in the village of Kakma (in UNPA south), where Serb paramilitary formation had blown up a part of the water installation which supplied water to 150,000 people in the Zadar and Biograd areas. Nobilo recalled that Kakma had been under Serb occupation since the beginning of aggression against Croatia. Under the March 29 cease-fire agreement, Kakma was included in the so-called blue zone, from which all members of the Serb paramilitary formations and the Croatian army had to withdraw. Stressing that the Croatian army had pulled its troops out of the area, Nobilo noted that UNPROFOR tolerated the presence of remaning Serb forces. As long as the March 29 cease-fire agreement is not fully implemented, similar terrorist acts by Serb occupying forces can be expected, Nobilo concluded. 142058 MET jun 94