Hundreds of people have lined Sarajevo's main street as trucks bearing 613 coffins carrying victims' remains pass through to Srebrenica, where the victims of Europe's worst massacre since World War I will be buried.
Whispered Muslim prayers turned louder and mixed with sobbing when the three trucks appeared Saturday, slowly approaching the Bosnian Presidency building where they stopped for a few minutes.
The weeping crowd tucked flowers into canvas covering the trucks as they drove slowly down a street sprinkled with rose water.
The 613 sets of remains, found in mass graves and identified through DNA tests, will be buried at a memorial center near Srebrenica on Monday — the 16th anniversary of the massacre in which more than 8,000 Muslim men and boys were killed.