Electricité du Liban mourned the loss of Zeina in the August 4 explosion, which destroyed the home she lived in with her daughter Nadine who was at the gym during the blast; Nadine did not know she would lose her mom in the worst way possible, as she walked in the house and found her […]
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Zeina worked as a flight attendant with Middle East Airlines and dreamed of starting her own food store concept. On August 4, 2020, she was home with her family in Mar Mkhayel and she severely injured her hand as a result of the blast. She bled heavily as her husband evacuated her to the hospital.
Zeinat was a mother of four and grandmother of ele…
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Minerva Nassour is a Lebanese housewife born in 1957. On August 4, 2020, she was with her husband at Saint George Hospital when the explosion happened; she was severely injured and entered a coma for ten full days. She suffered from face deformation, and her shoulder fracture was fixed with hardware surgery. She is also
Mirna Habbouch, Lebanese, born in 1984, was in the Karantina neighborhood at the time of the explosion on August 4, 2020. She lost vision in one eye, broke her hand, and sustained damage to her fingers. She underwent seven surgeries, but she still needs a cornea transplant and two other surgeries she postponed because of
Souad Bared, a Lebanese housewife born in 1929, is in urgent need of help. She sustained multiple fractures in the port explosion, weakening her body and requiring intensive hospital care. Today, despite the fact that she can move around with the support of a walker, it is impossible for her to perform house chores like
Out of respect for the wishes of the victim’s families, these pages will remain bright, but we insist to keep their places for them, hoping that these pages will be filled by their stories one day.
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Out of respect for the wishes of the victim’s families, these pages will remain bright, but we insist to keep their places for them, hoping that these pages will be filled by their stories one day.
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Out of respect for the wishes of the victim’s families, these pages will remain bright, but we insist to keep their places for them, hoping that these pages will be filled by their stories one day.
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On August 4, 2020, Majida was with her sick mother at Saint George University Hospital. She was standing by the window when warehouse number 12 exploded, and she was hit by the glass and severely injured her head. He husband and daughter rushed to the hospital and walked up the stairs to find out that
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