7,000 CROAT REFUGEES FROM VARES ARRIVE IN KISELJAK

MOSTAR, Nov 6 (HABENA/Hina) - It is estimated that more than seven thousand Croats from Vares have found refuge in Kiseljak, central Bosnia. They are sheltered in school classrooms and family houses. The International Committee of the Red Cross has been requested to send aid in food, which has not arrived yet, said Herzeg-Bosnia's news agency HABENA on Saturday quoting a report by the Croatian Defence Council (HVO) headquarters. Moslem forces opened small arms and anti-aircraft fire in the Komin and Zezelevo areas, near Kiseljak, on Saturday. They also opened sporadic fire at HVO positions in the Fojnica, Kresevo and Mostar areas. (END) m-vm 061859 MET nov 93