Serb rebels seize Zepa as Muslims flee Bosnia
Serb rebels marched into Zepa seizing the UN marked safe area and forcing thousands of Muslims to flee into the woods. UN officials reported about 150 wounded evacuated on Serb buses toward Sarajevo, with 21 busloads reaching government lines at Kladanj. The fall leaves Gorazde as the remaining government enclave in eastern Bosnia.
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Bomb explodes on Paris subway killing four
A bomb under a crowded Saint-Michel train seat exploded during rush hour in Paris injuring at least 60 and turning the Latin Quarter area into an outdoor hospital near Notre Dame. Police say an explosive charge of several pounds detonated by timer caused the blast with no immediate claim of responsibility.
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France tightens security after blast at Paris station
Interior Minister Jean-Louis Debre ordered heightened security at Charles de Gaulle and Orly airports, border crossings, and public buildings after the blast. President Chirac visited the wrecked subway station and Debre spoke of the cowardly act to reporters.
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