3 Killed Removing Bodies in Minefield
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Three people were killed in Bosnia-Herzegovina as they tried to move the bodies of two fishermen who had been killed in a minefield, the United Nations said. The three were reported to be a Swedish member of a de-mining team, a Bosnian Serb member of a de-mining team and a local policeman. A language assistant was seriously injured. The fishermen were killed Monday by a mine explosion near Rogatica, about 25 miles east of Sarajevo, the capital.
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