SERBS GUILTY OF MANY ATTACKS IN BOSNIA, SCORES OF WOUNDED

SARAJEVO, May 9 (Hina) - The UN in Sarajevo today blamed the Serbs for a string of artillery attacks in various parts of Bosnia- Herzegovina yesterday, mostly directed at civilian targets. The heaviest of these attacks was the one launched at Maglaj in northern Bosnia. The downtown area was hit by 10 shells, one of which landed on a primary school, wounding three children. The Serb artillery fired two shells at a British UNPROFOR base in Jelah (central Bosnia) about 18:00 hours yesterday. There were no casualties among the peace-keepers but two civilians were wounded. Forty-six loud explosions were heard at the separation line between the Bosnian army and the Serb forces in the Donji Vakuf area (central Bosnia). UN military observers found that 130-mm projectiles were used in yesterday's Serb attack on Tuzla. While Bosnian media spoke of 13 casualties, UNPROFOR said nine people were wounded during the attack, of whom five sustained serious injuries. An UNPROFOR base in Coralici, western Bosnia, was again attacked yesterday. It was established that two of the shells fired at the area had come from Serb positions in the occupied part of Croatia. (hina) jn as 091603 MET may 95