1600 VICTIMS OF SERB AGGRESSION EXHUMED IN CROATIA TO DATE

( Editorial: --> 8917 ) GLINA, March 11 (Hina) - One thousand and six hundred victims of Serb aggression have been exhumed from war affected regions in Croatia to date, the State Commission for Missing and Imprisoned Persons said on Wednesday. In a meeting with heads of the Glina municipality (80km south of Zagreb), the Commission also revealed that in the Banovina region 546 killed Croatian defenders and civilians had been exhumed, and 120 of these had still not been identified. The Commission said its teams were still tracing 380 imprisoned and missing people from the Banovina region. Commission chairman Lt. Ivan Grujic called on citizens who lived in the Glina area during the Serb aggression, and returnees from the Croatian Danube River region, the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia or the Bosnian Serb entity, to cooperate in the uncovering of individual and mass graves which contained the bodies of missing Croatian defenders and civilians. (Hina) mm mb /lm 112144 MET mar 98