Rather large explosion rocks Beirut (1 Viewer)

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Ivan Drago

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IMAGE #1>A person hugs French President Emmanuel Macron during his visit to the Gemmayzeh neighborhood in Beirut on Thursday. Large crowds mobbed Macron as he toured the neighborhood. chanting "Revolution, revolution!" France has sent an aid package to Lebanon that includes two military planes, 55 personnel, 15 tons of equipment and a mobile clinic that's able care for 500 wounded people.

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IMAGE #2>Workers remove rubble on Thursday.

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IMAGE #3>A woman, whose son is said to be missing after Tuesday's explosion, waits outside Beirut's port on Thursday to receive information from rescue teams. Hundreds of people have been reported missing.

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IMAGE #4>A man carries his belongings as he leaves his destroyed house on Thursday. Hundreds of thousands of people have been displaced.

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IMAGE #5>Relatives of people who are missing hold hands Thursday as they wait outside the port to receive information from rescue teams.

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IMAGE #6>A man leaves his damaged house on Thursday.

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IMAGE #7>This aerial photo, taken Wednesday, shows the aftermath of the explosion.

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IMAGE #8>A statue representing the Lebanese expatriate is seen Wednesday in front of a building that was damaged by the explosion.

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IMAGE #9>A woman walks with her belongings on Wednesday.

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IMAGE #10>This aerial photo, taken on Wednesday, shows ruined structures at the port.

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IMAGE #11>Lebanese soldiers search for survivors on Wednesday.

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IMAGE #12>Damage is seen inside an apartment on Wednesday.

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IMAGE #13>Debris hangs from a damaged facade.

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IMAGE #14>A woman walks over rubble in her apartment on Wednesday.

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IMAGE #15>This satellite image, obtained by CNN from Planet Labs Inc., shows a massive crater at the site of Tuesday's explosion.

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IMAGE #16>An injured man sits next to a restaurant in the Mar Mikhael neighborhood on Wednesday.

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IMAGE #17>Lebanese soldiers search for survivors on Wednesday.

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IMAGE #18>Debris litters the floor of the Lebanese Parliament on Wednesday.

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IMAGE #19>Beirut was declared a "disaster city" by authorities on Wednesday.

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IMAGE #20>A woman looks out of the collapsed facade of a Beirut apartment on Wednesday.


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IMAGE #21>The Beirut neighborhood of Mar Mikhael sits in ruins.

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IMAGE #22>A Lebanese army helicopter flies over Beirut on Wednesday.

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IMAGE #23>A damaged hospital room is seen on Wednesday.

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IMAGE #24>People walk Wednesday along a road littered with debris and abandoned vehicles.

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IMAGE #25>A helicopter fights a fire Tuesday at the scene of the explosion.

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IMAGE #26>A nurse takes care of three babies in a damaged Beirut hospital on Tuesday.

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IMAGE #27>Rescue crews search a street for survivors on Tuesday night. "People are asking the emergency department about their loved ones, and it is difficult to search at night because there is no electricity," Health Minister Hamad Hassan told the Reuters news agency. "We are facing a real catastrophe and need time to assess the extent of damages."

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IMAGE #28>A wounded man is helped as he walks through debris following the explosion.

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IMAGE #29>Smoke rises after the blast. This image was obtained from a video on social media.

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IMAGE #30>A building's facade is shattered after Tuesday's explosion.

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IMAGE #31>Wounded people wait to received help outside a hospital. Emergency wards have been inundated.

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IMAGE #32>An investigation into the explosion was announced by Lebanese Prime Minister Hassan Diab.

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IMAGE #33>People run for cover following the explosion. Bachar Ghattas, an eyewitness, described scenes of chaos: "You can see injured people all over the streets in Beirut, glass all over the place, cars are damaged. It is like an apocalypse."

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IMAGE #34>Injured people sit on a street after the blast.

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IMAGE #35>Lebanese soldiers watch as a helicopter fights a fire at the scene of the explosion.

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IMAGE #36>A man sits near the site of the blast.

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IMAGE #37>Firefighters work at the scene on Tuesday.

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IMAGE #38>A wounded person is carried after the blast.

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IMAGE #39>The explosion was near the port in the Lebanese capital.

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IMAGE #40>Smoke billows following the explosion.


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IMAGE #41>People gather by damaged buildings after the blast.

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IMAGE #42>Firefighters use a water hose on flaming debris.

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IMAGE #43>Red smoke rises after the explosion, which could be felt for miles. "What I felt was that it was an earthquake," Beirut resident Rania Masri told CNN.

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IMAGE #44>People walk near the scene of the explosion.

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IMAGE #45>A man reacts at the scene soon after the explosion.


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PieFace

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I work in excavations, over Christmas I was in a quarry where they used ammonium nitrate to blast face rock, so short explanation, we'd used excavators loading dump trucks to dig away the overburden to expose sufficient amount of rock bed, contract a blasting outfit and they'd bring a drilling rig to make deep holes in the rock bed fill them with ammonium nitrate and blast the face then we'd get in the bottom clear it all up, crush it into a certain size and spec and sell it. This stuff can bang and it really does chip away at the earth with really small amounts, I'm not surprised (knowing what material has blown up) that so much of it has done as much damage
 
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