(9 Aug 1994) The humanitarian airlift to Sarajevo resumed on Tuesday (9/8)
after a break of almost three weeks. The UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), which is supervising the humanitarian airlift,
said the Canadian C-130 arrived from the Ancona military airbase
in Italy and a total 14 of planes were expected during the day.
The UNHCR announced the resumption of deliveries on Tuesday. A city transport company announced it would stage a demonstration against renewed sniper attacks on tram passengers. It plans to run a tram continuously throughout the town without taking anyone aboard.
U.N. commander for Bosnia Lt. Gen. Sir Michael Rose proposed the creation of a demilitarized zone around Sarajevo.
Rose called on the warring sides to withdraw all soldiers and
heavy weapons in and around Sarajevo, including heavy weapons
monitored by the United Nations.
SHOWS:
SARAJEVO, BOSNIA, 9/8
0.00 Canadian C-130 arriving from Ancona military airbase in
Italy
0.06 ws aircraft taxiing
0.09 aircraft taxiing
0.15 forklift going to unload aircraft
0.21 soldier directing traffic
0.25 aid supplies onto forklift
0.30 U.N. commander for Bosnia Lt. Gen. Sir Michael Rose sot:
"there is an argument that by demilitarising sarajevo not
only are the serbs be enabled to move their weapons away
but the bosnian government can move their many infantry and
heavy weapons away as well. in the whole scheme of things
i think it is of net benefit to everybody because sarajevo
is a great capital city which need to start returning to
normality."
0.53 empty tram along tracks through sarajevo
1.03 back shot tram along tracks
1.08 ENDS
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