(11 Oct 1997) T/I: 10:36:17
A bomb exploded in the main entrance of a Roman Catholic school in Sarajevo early on Saturday (11/10) causing some damage to the building and shattering windows of nearby apartment blocks. There were no casualties. Sarajevo police and UN monitors are investigating the blast
which occured shortly after a suspicious package was spotted in the entrance. It's thought the explosion was aimed at creating trouble between the predominantly Muslim population of Sarajevo and traditionally Catholic Croats.
SHOWS:
SARAJEVO, BOSNIA 11/10
WS church;
MS bomb damaged doorway, nun walks in;
CU rubble on stairs;
MS tilt-up on broken glass, crucifix in background;
MS pan of damage in school;
VOXPOP, man, (in Serbo-Croatian), "It's done by people who are against our multi-ethnic society.";
CU damaged door;
MS desk in foreground, damaged doorframe in background;
VOXPOP, nun, (in Serbo-Croatian), "We have pupils all nationalities, and our aim is to educate kids, to teach them how to live together, we like to produce people who like themselves, their town, their country, and it is our wish to make these kind of people.";
MS pan from onlookers to front of Church;
CU broken church window;
CU broken car window;
MS tilt from nun to rubble on ground;
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