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Beirut blast

Charges in Beirut blast inquiry hit political pushback

Charges in Beirut blast inquiry hit political pushback

Published 11 Dec, 2020 05:35pm
  • Lebanon’s powerful Hezbollah said on Friday charges brought against the prime minister and three former ministers over the Beirut port explosion smacked of “political targeting”.
  • The explosion, one of the biggest non-nuclear blasts on record, was caused by a massive quantity of ammonium nitrate stored unsafely at the port for years.
'Rock bottom' Lebanon must reform for long-term aid: US

'Rock bottom' Lebanon must reform for long-term aid: US

Updated 20 Aug, 2020 01:12am
  • They (the Lebanese people) see rulers who use the system in order to enrich themselves and to ignore popular demands.
  • And if not, I am convinced that the public will increase the pressure on them," Hale added in a conference call in which he laid out a long list of needed policy changes.
UN agencies scramble to help Beirut warehouse blast victims

UN agencies scramble to help Beirut warehouse blast victims

Published 07 Aug, 2020 11:01pm
  • The United Nations announced an additional $6 million in funding for its response - taken from its Central Emergency Response Fund.
  • The WHO has flown supplies from Dubai to treat people burned and wounded by flying glass and other debris.
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