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Conservators at the British Museum in London have revealed eight pieces of ancient glassware that they have repaired after they were shattered in the Beirut port blast of 4 August 2020.
At the Beirut Museum of Art, a collection of restored Lebanese paintings, once destroyed by the 2020 port explosion, have gone back on display
Disabled survivors of the devastating blast at Beirut's port in 2020 -- one of history's biggest non-nuclear explosions -- say that cash-strapped Lebanon has failed to deliver adequate medical care, financial support or justice.
Three years after Beirut’s massive port blast, attempts to prosecute those responsible are mired in political intrigue and many Lebanese have less faith than ever in their disintegrating state institutions.
Images of the site of the August 4, 2020 blast at the Beirut port as Lebanon's marks three years since one of history's biggest non-nuclear explosions rocked the Lebanese capital. Still nobody has been held to account as political and legal pressures suspend the investigation. IMAGES
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