51.   Similar scenes were reported in provincial towns in the vicinity of military camps.

52.   The foreign media reported in late September what were described as recent major pro-democracy demonstrations in Bhutan.

53.   The elections passed off relatively peacefully, although a partial boycott was reported in the troubled Abkhaz ASSR and South Ossetian Autonomous Oblast.

54.   Large-scale pro-Iraqi demonstrations immediately after the outbreak of hostilities were reported in Pakistan and Bangladesh, both members of the anti-Iraq coalition.

55.   However, low turnouts were reported in the predominantly Russian Vilnius suburb of Novaya Vilnya, and in the predominantly Polish rural district of Salcininkai.

56.   It was reported in July that China would provide financial and technical help to relay the main railway line between Francistown and Serula in eastern Botswana.

57.   Further attacks were reported in the following days.

58.   It was also reported in June that the RFSFR was engaged in loan negotiations with a number of European banks.

59.   Demonstrations against the guerrillas were reported in several towns.

60.   Damage to road and rail communications, power plants and local industries was also reported in many areas.