(19 Mar 1996) T/I: 10: 07:59
Thousands of Moslems who fled the Sarajevo suburb of Grbavica four years ago returned to their homes. Sarajevo was officially reunited under the Croat-Moslem Federation, but much of the old neighborhood is in ruins. The Bosnian Minister of Police, Avdo Hebib, arrived in Grbavica once the area was secured and searched for mines and booby-traps. One trap left by fleeing Serbs exploded, but no injuries were reported.
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GRBAVICA, BOSNIA - 19/3
ext police car in street
policeman in van
police van driving off
gvs police cars driving off
woman waving at window
man on balcony clapping
gvs policemen standing on line
pan policemen
couple with shopping bags entering building
top shot police in street
plaque being fixed outside police station
cu police plaque
bosnian flag being unfolded outside police station
locals looking on
deputy commissioner IPTF Robert Wasserman sot: "we are trying to establish a sense of security and safety in the area..."
residents moving into homes
int damaged houses with broken windows
bomb squad at scene of blast
demonstrators with bosnian flags in town
people embracing
un vehicle
Bosnian Minister of Police, Avdo Hebib, applauded and unveiling
police station plaque
top shot mas of people and police
ws tram
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