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TOPSHOT - Diggers remove earth at the blast site next to the silos at the port of Beirut on August 16, 2020, in the aftermath of the massive explosion there that ravaged Lebanon's capital. (Photo by ANWAR AMRO / AFP)

Lebanon faces 'biggest danger', needs elections, says patriarch
A woman with her boy contemplate the damaged grain silos at the port of Beirut following a huge explosion that disfigured the Lebanese capital, on August 12, 2020. - Survivors of Beirut's August 4 blast are still in shock over a disaster that disfigured their city. The earth-shaking explosion killed 171 people and wounded more than 6,000, a sickening blow to a country already in crisis. (Photo by Anwar AMRO / AFP)

Lebanon and learning from history to overcome tragedy
TOPSHOT - A Lebanese man talks on the phone while seated by the rubble of a destroyed traditional building in the Gemmayzeh neighbourhood, on August 12, 2020, following last week's cataclysmic port explosion which devastated the capital Beirut. (Photo by - / AFP)

Beirut blast conspiracy tales abound
TOPSHOT - A Lebanese protester hurls rocks at security forces across a burning barrier amid clashes in downtown Beirut on August 11, 2020, following a huge explosion that devastated large parts of the capital. (Photo by IBRAHIM AMRO / AFP)

Beirut blast adds new wounds to old scars
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Lebanon govt resigns over blast fallout
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Lebanon's leaders warned in July about explosives at port
A woman mourns during a funerary procession for Lebanese army corporal Estephan Rouhana at his hometown of Batroun in northern Lebanon on August 10, 2020, after he died in the August 4 massive blast at the port of Beirut. - According to Lebanon's health ministry, over 150 people were killed by the huge chemical explosion that hit the capital's port in the country's worst peacetime disaster, while 6,000 were wounded and around 20 remained missing, leaving behind a 43-metre (141 foot) deep crater at the site. (Photo by Ibrahim CHALHOUB / AFP)

Pressure mount on Lebanese government
TOPSHOT - A Lebanese protester speaks to soldiers at the headquarters of the Lebanese association of banks in downtown Beirut on August 8, 2020, following a demonstration against a political leadership they blame for a monster explosion that killed more than 150 people and disfigured the capital Beirut. (Photo by ANWAR AMRO / AFP)

Furious Lebanese vow new protests over deadly blast
A picture taken on August 9, 2020, shows graffiti on the wall of a bridge overlooking the port of Beirut, the site of the explosion which killed at least 154 people and devastated swathes of the capital. (Photo by ANWAR AMRO / european afp / AFP)

'Execute them': Lebanese protesters demand revenge after deadly blast
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