(29 Aug 1995) Natural Sound
Sarajevo was hit by shellfire again Tuesday.
At least one person was killed, and several others, including children, were injured in the latest attack on the Bosnian capital.
Even after Monday's massacre in a market queue prompted worldwide criticism, there was no respite Tuesday for the residents of Sarajevo.
A single shell sprayed cars with debris and blood.
The shell hit a building in the predominantly Muslim old city, blasting a hole in roof timbers and shattering windows that had already been plugged with U-N tarpaulin.
One person was killed and it's believed four others were injured, including three small children.
The little girls were rushed to a nearby hospital.
The mother of one kept a vigil over her daughter.
Elsewhere in the city, Bosnian army forces and rebel Serbs traded shells.
The U-N reported that the police station in the Serb-held suburb of Ilidza was ablaze, and Serb TV said one person had been killed and eight wounded by government shells.
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