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Lebanon: People protest against govt after explosion

According to the Beirut governor, the explosion is expected to cause a loss of 10-15 billion dollars to Lebanon. The magnitude of the explosion can be gauged from this, about 6200 buildings were razed.  Due to which thousands of people had to be homeless. 

It is alleged that the chemical stock remained at the port for six years without any protection. Ammonium nitrate made ghee in oil before the spark of the explosion was ignited.

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