ID'S SUFFICIENT TO ENTER UN-ADMINISTERED E. CROATIA AS OF WEDNESDAY ( Editorial: --> 1958 )

( Editorial: --> 1958 ) VUKOVAR, Nov 19 (Hina) - As of Wednesday, November 19, cars can enter the Croatian Danube river area according to a simplified procedure defined by the UN Transitional Administration for the region (UNTAES). If a car carries five or less passengers, passengers should show their identity cards at check-points, and Transitional Police will record the number of licence plates of the car. If there are six or more passengers in a car, they should fill in a form about the passengers. The forms can be obtained at civilian affairs offices or at UNTAES military observers' offices in Osijek and Vinkovci. People who work in the Danube river area or priests can enter the region showing their official cards. Blue permit cards, issued by UNTAES since this June, are still valid for entering the region. /hina) jn mš 191035 MET nov 97