All-Victims

On August 4, 2020, Minerva was home, and she called her children to tell them about a huge fire at

Mireille, a head nurse at the Cardiac Department of Saint George University Hospital, was still at work when a fire

Mirna Habbouch, Lebanese, born in 1984, was in the Karantina neighborhood at the time of the explosion on August 4,

Mizan traveled to Lebanon to improve his family’s living conditions. On August 4, 2020, he left work to a flat

Mohamad worked at the Safety and Security Division at the port of Beirut. When the fire erupted in warehouse number

Mohamad worked as a truck supervisor at the port of Beirut. On August 4, 2020, his employer called him to

Mohamed is a member of the internal security at the port of Beirut. On August 4, 2020, he suffered from

Mohamed moved to Lebanon in 2004 seeking better opportunities that would help him realize his dream to travel to Germany.

Mohamed was the Deputy Operations Director of a reputable loading/unloading company at the port of Beirut. He was at work

Mohamed worked hard to make ends meet; during the day he worked for a potato chips distribution company, and as

Mohamed Al-Berjawi, Lebanese, born in 1985 with a foot disability, also suffers from heart problems. In 2017, he started responding

Mohamed was a hairdresser and owned a salon in the Southern Suburb of Beirut. On August 4, 2020, he was

Mohamed Fadel El-Mohamed is a Palestinian-born truck driver at the port of Beirut. On August 4, 2020, he was at

Mohamed was the concierge of East Village Building. When the fire erupted at the port of Beirut on August 4,

Mohamed Oral, Lebanese, born in 1991, worked at a car repair shop, and at a parking lot in Gemmayze in

Mohamed sustained several injuries to his head, eye, and shoulder, as a result of the blast on August 4, 2020,