BOSNIAN SERBS SHELL APARTMENT BUILDING IN BIHAC

SARAJEVO, April 5 (Hina) - UN military observers have registered in the last 24 hours at least 500 detonations on Mount Majevica in northeastern Bosnia where the Bosnian army Second Corps and Serb forces have waged fierce battles. A hundred explosions have been counted in the nearby Kalesija area, and a UN spokesman in Sarajevo said that two artillery shells fell inside the UN-designated safe area around Tuzla. There have been no reports of casualties. The Bihac safe area was again the target of Serb artillery attacks yesterday. UN sources in Sarajevo said that three 130mm shells hit a textile factory and an apartment building, and that a 45-year-old man was wounded in the attack. Occasional detonations were also registered in Sokolac, a village inside the Bihac safe haven. In the Valika Kladusa area of northwest Bosnia, battles continued between the Bosnian army and joint Serb and renegade Moslems forces. The UN in Sarajevo said that fighting also continued in central Bosnia, on Mount Vlasic and around Maglaj, but could not give any details of the situation there as UN military observers were denied access to Vlasic, Travnik and Novi Travnik. Bosnian government police yesterday detained a UN patrol in the Travnik area and let them go late in the night. (hina) mm vm 051342 MET apr 95