UN AIRLIFT TO SARAJEVO AGAIN SUSPENDED

SARAJEVO, Oct 8 (Hina) - The airlift to Sarajevo has been again suspended today, and representatives of the countries whose planes participate in the airlift will decide this evening whether or not to resume humanitarian flights tomorrow. The airlift had to be stopped because two UN aircraft were yesterday hit by small arms fire. One bullet was fired from the Serb positions, and another from the Bosnian Army posts, a military spokesman for UNPROFOR, Herve Gourmelon, said citing results of the investigation. Nine UNHCR planes on Friday landed at Sarajevo airport transporting 100 tonnes of food, a half of the amount of Sarajevans' daily needs, UNHCR spokesman Kris Janowski today said. In the Sarajevo UNHCR storehouses there are food supplies sufficient only for a couple of days. The city's bakery will be able to work just next two days because it is short of flour. The Serbs refused to give clearance for a passage a Sarajevo- bound convoy that should have departed this morning from Metkovic, southern Croatia, transporting food by roads. (hina) jas mm 081607 MET oct 94