'We stand in solidarity with the people of Lebanon': WHO on Beirut explosion

On August 4, massive explosions rocked Leban's capital Beirut, which killed at least 100 and wounded more than 4000 people. aftermath of exposition support started pouring for ravd Leban. According to international media reports, Dr. Mike Ryan, director of World Health Organization (WHO) Health Emergencies Programme has said WHO is assisting with crisis in Beirut and stands in solidarity with Lebanese people. He also ded dam assessments should be continued, because re are many hospitals overwhelmed with causalities and people are still looking for injured and de. WHO teams are on ground.  We have logisticians re and or things and we have alrey begun dispatching trauma and surgical kits from our regional warehouse in Dubai to Leban, he ded.

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Pope prays for Leban

Pope Francis prayed for Leban during weekly General Audience. pope said "let us pray for victims and ir families and let us pray for Leban" and asked international community to help Leban overcome its internal crisis. He offered prayers for those who have died in explosion and ir families.

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Massive explosions rocked Leban's capital Beirut on Tuesday, August 4, damaging buildings and wounding hundreds of people as a giant cloud of smoke rose above city. Leban’s Prime Minister Hassan Diab stated that 2,700 tonnes of ammonium nitrate stored at a warehouse near Beirut port exploded in huge blast. Shocking visuals from site of explosion have caused a stir around world as people witnessed scope of tragic incident in Beirut.

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