FOUR WOUNDED IN SERB ARTILLERY ATTACK ON BIHAC

SARAJEVO, Apr 4 (Hina) - At least eight 76-mm artillery projectiles were fired at the UN-declared Bihac safe zone yesterday, the UN in Sarajevo said today. Four people, a Dutch UN Military Observer, his translator and two Bosnian army liaison officers, were wounded when a shell struck their vehicle. All the projectiles were fired from Serb positions at Protocki Grabez (S.W. of Bihac). According to the UN spokesman in Sarajevo, the attack on the UN vehicle was "direct and deliberate" as the UN-marked vehicle was clearly visible from Serb positions. The Valika Kladusa separation line between the Bosnian army 5th Corps and troops loyal to renegade Moslem leader Fikret Abdic, was much quieter yesterday than in the past few days. The frontline did not shift. Bangladeshi peace-keepers distributed eight tonnes of food to Bihac civilians. (hina) mm as 041436 MET apr 95