Scene of Beirut tragedy by Helen Betts

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27-Oct-2021	Tim Betts

Scene of Beirut tragedy

On August 4, 2020 a large amount of ammonium nitrate exploded at the Port of Beirut, causing at least 218 deaths, 7,000 injuries and $15 billion in property damage and leaving an estimated 300,000 people homeless.

Tim took this from a speeding SUV on his way to a meeting.

Best to view in "Original" because other versions resized by PBase are decidedly
unsharp.

Beirut by air, posted earlier:

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Don Mottershead		02-Nov-2021 16:52
Indeed, a tragic event.

victorswan		31-Oct-2021 13:18
You don't think about that when you see those reports on the news, but when you see the reality it must be horrible I think, BV

larose forest photos		30-Oct-2021 16:12
Devastating to see this, knowing what occurred here and the lives lost.

Hank Vander Velde		30-Oct-2021 14:42
Wow, that is quite the devastation.

Marcia Rules		30-Oct-2021 14:13
Very much a gut-punch to see....

marie-jose wolff		30-Oct-2021 13:40
devastated buildings and so many injured, the skeletal statue reflects this tragedy well! V

Carl Carbone		30-Oct-2021 12:52
That was a crazy accident.(?)

janescottcumming		30-Oct-2021 12:49
Yes, I remember that. A horrible event. I didn't realize there were so many injured. Very sad.

Pierre Martin		30-Oct-2021 12:05
what a disaster it was and still to date!

Tom LeRoy		30-Oct-2021 11:43
Tim got a great shot to show the devastation and this country is in dire straights for sure. V

danad		30-Oct-2021 10:03
With the corrupt politicians leading the country this is not going to change quickly... V*

Industrial Heritage		30-Oct-2021 09:42
It seems not much has changed. Ruines still standing.

Ika Zinka Eferl		30-Oct-2021 09:02
Tim does such a great work of this sad tragedy. V

globalgadabout		30-Oct-2021 05:19
a harrowing sight...what a horrible moment for all involved that day...the skeletal figure of iron somehow seems related..

joseantonio		30-Oct-2021 05:00
a sad reminder of this tragedy.V.