A massive fire broke out at a warehouse on the Lebanese-Syria border on Sunday, injuring seven people and causing loud explosions, the Lebanese Red Cross and army said. The facility in the border area of al-Qasr, where the line between the two countries is highly permeable, was used to store fuel and gas canisters. AFP news agency reported that the blast happened in the Lebanese Hermel governorate in the eastern Bekaa valley. The Lebanese Red Cross said the wounded had been taken to hospital and Lebanon's LBC reported that Civil Defense personnel put out the fire. The Lebanese army said the explosions had occurred away from one of its checkpoints and that none of its members were injured. It was not immediately clear what caused the fire and explosions, however smuggling of fuel and diesel is rampant between Lebanon and Syria. A massive fire broke out at a warehouse on the Lebanese-Syria border on Sunday, injuring seven people and causing loud explosions, the Lebanese Red Cros