Trying to Catch Ship Lebanon Al smuggled weapons to Syria

Beirut (ANTARA/Xinhua-0ANA/AFP) - Marine in Lebanon, without consultation with the naval forces of the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) was arrested on Friday, a vessel attempting to smuggle a large quantity of weapons to Syria, said the NBN-TV network.
Security sources told Xinhua that the ship was from the coast of the northern city of Batroun, Lebanon caught and brought into port Selaata in northern Lebanon, where some crew members were arrested.
The source added that the Navy is conducting the examination in three containers on the ship full of suspicion of weapons and ammunition.
Meanwhile, said UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon on Thursday that the Syrian government "violated" a peace plan presented, which was approved for the remaining troops and heavy weapons into the cities.
Ban also said he was "deeply concerned" about reports of a shooting in areas where the population in Syria, was killed in a statement after a number of people in the city of Hama told issued.
The activists accuse the government said 60 people were killed, including 16 children, while the Syrian state media said 16 people were killed when a bomb exploded by "terrorists" prepared early in the home.
More than 9,000 people have been killed since the rebels broke out against the government of President Bashar al-Assad as saying that non-governmental groups, the death toll of more than 11,000 people.
Strong international pressure on Assad agreed with government troops from the cities as part of a peace settlement for Syria's six chapters will be revoked by the UN special envoy approved of the Arab League chief Kofi Annan.
The ceasefire, which officially begins April 12, but it will hardly be implemented, should be monitored by the 300 UN observers to arrive in Syria in recent weeks. A small team has temporarily working in the field.
Ban "continues to face difficult due to the presence of heavy weapons, military equipment and military personnel in the centers of settlement, such as the United Nations Military Observer reported," the UN statement.