Syria, another ultimatum given by the Arab League November 25, 2011

Damascus - A day just another ultimatum given by the Arab League in Syria.

It is associated with the desire of the Arab League should allow the entire people of Syria to remain the observer group in their country to monitor the situation.

In the latest filing, approximately 40 people including six children were killed due to the turmoil in the country.

According to Afifi abdel Wahaba, envoy of Egypt in the Arab League, confronted with economic sanctions if Syria hardened agreement.

"If they do not sign, the Economic and Social Council [of Arab League ministers] will meet on Tuesday to discuss economic sanctions, " said Wahab.

Sanctions include the suspension on commercial flights for Syria and also stop the operation of the central bank. (BBC)

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