(23 Feb 1994) The Bosnian capital, Sarajeov, remained quiet on Wednesday (23/2)
as the Moslem-Serb truce held for the third day running and UN
observers around the city continued checking dozens of weapons
sites. For the battered city's inhabitants, who had endured a
22-month Serb siege with repeated artillery barrages, life is
slowly returning to normal. People on Wednesday went about their
daily business without the fear of being caught by a sudden Serb
artillery attack from the mountains overlooking the city. More
than 200,000 people are believed to have been killed in Bosnia's
war, including 10,000 in Sarajevo.
SHOWS:
SARAJEVO, BOSNIA 23/2
gvs crowds in main street
people walking throught market and buying items
shoppers at stall
council workmen repairing gas lines
bosnian government food warehouse
children on sled
un british battalion soldiers operating british anti-mortar radar
devices
ws of radar devices
cu of soldier
ws of radar
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