APPEAL TO HELP KISELJAK AREA

KISELJAK, Nov 7 (Hina/HABENA) - 10,000 expelled Croats from Vares arrived in Kiseljak these days, whereas 12,000 Croats from the surrounding villages of Vares had not managed to pass through the encirclement, reported the Herzeg-Bosnia's News Agency (HABENA)today. A part of the displaced Bosnian Croats are still situated in the location of Brgule in the Vares municipality. There are three times more displaced perons in Kiseljak than its residents. The displaced persons must be accommodated in the sport-halls and factories. The Kiseljak municipality is short of water and electricity supplies, while residents can get only one meal a day. Infections are spreading under such terrible conditions of living. The Kiseljak authorities are sending an appeal to all the international humanitarian organizations to help rescue these residents and displaced persons in need. The appeal stresses that there is no time for delying relief aid. The world has been already helping the Moslems in Sarajevo, Zepa and Gorazde, and it should emergantly send relief aid to Kiseljak this time, the appeal emphasizes. 071453 MET nov 93