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Bosnians defend Sarajevo Airport road
SARAJEVO. Dec 7: A 'European Community representative working with the UN relief operation, said a decision was expected Monday on whether to prolong the suspension of the humanitarian airlift into war-torn Sarajevo, reports AP.
Close-quarter combat raged on Sunday as government troops, tried to block Serb forces from cutting off the road to the airport, the lifeline for relief supplies to the besieged city.
The threat facing Sarajevo's 300.00 residents — of being cut off from food and other relief supplies — has led to star
vation in others parts of Bosnia.
At least 70 people, most of them children, starved to death In a region east of Sarajevo that has been mostly overrun by Serbs, said Bego Uvalllc, the mayor of Serb-occupied Vlasenca, about 65 kilometers (40 miles) northeast of Sarajevo.
He said 40.000 people who have fled to Cerska, about 19 kilometers (12 miles) to the northeast, and have been reduced to eating road salt mixed with sand. Children were eating livestock feed Uvalic told The Associated Press.
He made the comments in Zagreb, Croatia, after slipping through Serb lines. A medic in Cerska — the only community in the region not held by Serbs — is helping the sick and wounded and "amputates legs and arms with razor blades or a metal-cutting saw," Uvalic said. "People are dying of infections and disease."
A Serb bombardment hit many parts of Sarajevo on Sunday, adding to the bleakness of freezing rain and an electrical outage. At Kosevo hospital, Sarajevo's biggest, shelling killed a nurse and another person and injured about 30 people, Bosnian radio said.
Meanwhile, on the western outskirts of Sarajevo. Serb lighters tried to expand their hold on Otes, the suburb they captured Saturday in their biggest offensive tn the Sarajevo area In the 8-month -old war.
Bosnian defenders held out on the eastern fringe of Otes, trying to prevent Serbs from advancing and possibly blocking the airport road.
The cutting of the airport road, by whatever means, is something we have to worry about", said Jeremy Brade. a European Community repre sentattve with the UN relief operation.
Brade said a decision was expected Monday on whether to prolong the suspension of the humanitarian airlift into Sarajevo, halted Tuesday when planes were shot at.
Forty percent of the food destined lor Sarajevo was be ing brought in by plane. Trying to compensate lor the loss of the airport by expanding truck convoys would be very difficult, said Larry Hollingworth of the UN High Commissioner for Refugees
Al least 17.000 people have died In the fighting, which broke out tn March after Bosnia's Muslima