Fighting persisted in the city besieged for Libyan

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(CNN) - Muammar Gaddafi of forces continues violent bombings in Western Libyan city Misrata Thursday destroying a factory containers and the cargo of cement, a resident said.

The report of shelling comes a day after an international leader warned that Gaddafi was destroyed crucial supplies in warehouses in Misrata in an effort to starve the people to submit in the besieged city.

"There is a resumption of heavy shelling on the road leading to the port from the sea by the forces, Gaddafi and the port of Misrata using tanks" said a resident who wanted to be identified only as Abdlsalam, for reasons of security.

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"I couldn't hear NATO aircraft today", he added.

The bombing stopped a ship that was to evacuate people from entering the port, said Abdlsalam.

CNN could not independently of this report confirm.

On Wednesday US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and one speaks of Libyan leader rebel on the number of victims of intense fighting in Misrata took on residents.

Misrata was particularly vulnerable to the current fighting, said the spokesman for rebels Shamsiddin Abdulmolah. Gaddafi tanks were pounding the city, where several people were killed Wednesday, Abdulmolah said.

At least 10 people were killed and 30 wounded, a doctor said Tuesday CNN.

Clinton, stated that Gaddafi forces have reportedly destroyed the critical food supply warehouses in Misrata and cut water and power to the city "in" an attempt apparent hunger (residents) into submission.

Snipers have taken to target residents of Misrata obtain medical care, she said.

Also delegates Wednesday Arab and African nations and offered NATO support for the Libyan rebels at a Summit in the Qatar indicating they were trying to find ways to get money and humanitarian aid in Libya.

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