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400 wounded Croats reach hospitals
ZAGREB (Yugoslavia). Nov 22: Nearly 400 wounded people from the town of Vukovar, which fell at the end of a three-month siege by Yugoslav forces, have reached the safety of hospitals after a two-day. 300 km (180-mlle) ordeal on the road, reports Reuter
Buses and trucks filled with more than 2.000 other refugees came with them on a tortuous route through Serbia and Bosnia, taken to avoid unrelenting fighting west of the fallen Croatian town.
In Zagreb. Croatian negotiators said they hoped to sign a deal today for the Serb-led army to quit the Croatian capital within two weeks
Several hundred soldiers havc been barricaded since September Inside the city's huge Marshal Tito barracks. A deal would bring peace of mind to the capital's residents but would have no real effect on the fighting elsewhere.
Artillery battles between the army and Croats raged on In several areas, most fiercely in the port of Zadar and the eastern Croatian capital of Ostjck, which many Croats fear Is in serious danger since the fall of Vukovar
The army besieged and bombarded Vukovar, on the Danube River border with Serbia, for nearly three months until Its Croat defenders gave up this week. Countlesa people were killed.
The wounded, who had suffered appalling primitive conditions In Vukovar Hospital, arrived In DJakovo, 200 km (120 miles) east of Zagreb
They were then being aent to several nearby towns. More than 100 wounded children will be brought to Zagreb for treatment.
Belgrade's Tanjug News Agency said two patients died on the Journey from a Serbian town where they had spent the night.
European Community monitors with the convoy said a crowd In a Serb-populated area of Bosnia mobbed and Jeered the buses as they paaacd.
Bosnia Herzegovina.
wedged between Croatia and Serbia and with a mixed popu latIon also Including Muslima, could explode If fighting spreads there
Zagreb Radio said the army had fired mortars and tank shells on Neum. a mainly eth nlc Croatian town or/ the Republic s tiny strip of Adriatic coast.
United Nations envoy Cyrus Vance met Bosnia s president Altja Isctbegovic tn the republican capital Sarajevo on Thursday before talks In Belgrade with Serbian leader Slobodan Milosevic
Vance Is In Yugoslavia to aurts the chances of sending UN peacekeeping forces as Serbia and Croatia want.
Tt Is Inappropriate to talk about sending peacekeeping troopa to Yugoslavia as long as the violence continues.' Tanjug quoted him as saying
The 13th ceasefire of the war took effect on Saturday but has failed
Vukovar is completely destroyed and bodies of civilians Utter Its streets