Rebels are holding journalists back, fearing media coverage may well provide intel to government forces. Forces loyal to Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi take wrested control of the town of Zuwara from the rebels, an opposition spokesman and an bystander told CNN Tuesday.Pro-Gadhafi forces with tanks and burdensome artillery forcibly entered the town Monday, opposing with rebels pro several hours prior to subduing the town, the sources alleged.The town is relatively still Tuesday, with locals anxious to leave their homes, the Libyans believed.Gadhafi is fighting to regain his dominance done the total motherland behind about towns and cities came under control of the armed opposition.
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