Still waiting for support, justice


A view shows the partially-collapsed grain silos, damaged in the Aug 4, 2020, Beirut port blast as Lebanon marks the third anniversary of the explosion, in Beirut. — Reuters

DANY Salameh was already ill but a blast that devastated Beirut’s port three years ago aggravated his condition, leaving him dependent on a walker and feeling abandoned by authorities.

People hurt or disabled by the catastrophic explosion say that Lebanon, bankrupt and politically paralysed, has failed to deliver adequate medical care, financial support or justice.

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