How Deadly Beirut Blasts Pushed Lebanese To Their Breaking Point
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It has been one week since an earth-shattering explosion ripped through
Beirut, killing at least 220 and injuring thousands more. Since then,
Lebanese have experienced sadness, rage and recrimination, with many
blaming the blast on decades of government corruption and incompetence.
Special correspondent Jane Ferguson returned to the city she lived in for
many years to send this report.
Beirut, killing at least 220 and injuring thousands more. Since then,
Lebanese have experienced sadness, rage and recrimination, with many
blaming the blast on decades of government corruption and incompetence.
Special correspondent Jane Ferguson returned to the city she lived in for
many years to send this report.






















