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Border Checkpoint footage plus funeral of Army officer

(11 Jun 2001) Near Aracinovo village 1. Long straight road leading to village - rising hill in distance 2. Various of Macedonian policemen checking cars 3. Long view of policemen walking away from car 4. Close-up of sign saying "police" 5. Tractor with Albanian refugees driving towards camera as it leaves village 6. Close-up of family in back of tractor 7. SOUNDBITE: (Macedonian) Albanian villager "Yes we are leaving Aracinovo, there are people in uniform and they have stopped me on the road." 8. Close-up of women in back of tractor, one holding baby 9. SOUNDBITE: (Macedonian) Albanian woman "It's quiet now, but the children are afraid." 10. Tractors carrying people in back, drives past camera - pans Slupcane 11. Various high long views of village Skopje 12. Wide exterior view of airport building 13. Wide interior of empty check-in hall 14. Long view of passenger talking to server behind counter 15. Wide view of departure board 16. Close-up of board indicating that London and Athens flights have been cancelled 17. Exterior of British Airways office showing logo 18. People sitting and waiting with luggage in lounge 19. Wide view of runway with aeroplanes on tarmac and building in background 20. Various of group of KFOR tanks parked near airport 21. Wide view of line of soldiers at Skopje city cemetery, carrying wreaths and coffin towards camera 22. Close-up of soldier carrying cross 23. Close-up of picture of dead captain Sinisa Stoilov of Macedonian army 25. Woman grieving 26. Soldiers carrying coffin wrapped in Macedonian flag 27. People mourning 28. Woman weeping over coffin 29. Wide view of soldiers and civilians watching 30. Wide view of line of soldiers firing gun salute STORYLINE: Ethnic Albanian rebels and the Macedonian government both announced ceasefires on Monday. The two sides have been fighting in the north of Macedonia since February. Recently the rebels threatened to start hitting main cities with artillery, but in issuing its ceasefire the government denied it was caving into these threats. An advisor for the government say the move was meant to alleviate two "humanitarian disasters" - water shortages in the city of Kumanovo and food shortages in villages affected by fighting. The duration of the ceasefire has not been stipulated, but the advisor said it came at the urging of the Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe. A statement from the rebels faxed to The Associated Press several hours later said the insurgents would hold their fire for 24 hours, until 2 p-m local time (1200 GMT) on Tuesday. The announcements came shortly after guns fell silent in the north-west of Macedonia, near the city of Kumanovo. Rebels in the area took control of the city's water reservoir more than a week ago, leaving a hundred-thousand residents without water. Aracinovo, a village seized by rebels on Saturday, was calm on Sunday. But residents have continued to leave the town, with many of the ethnic Albanian inhabitants heading for neighbouring Kosovo, less than an hour away by car or bus. The threat to Aracinovo, an ethnically mixed village, also drove out thousands of Macedonian Slavs. Locals said a few thousand people remained in the town, where the normal population of about 13-thousand had grown to 20-thousand recently due to an influx of refugees from other embattled areas. The Albanian militants say they are fighting for broader rights for ethnic Albanians, who make up between a quarter and a third of Macedonia's two million people. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...