4th LD: Explosions at Beirut port may be caused by explosive chemicals: minister


By [e]blt
  • World
  • Wednesday, 05 Aug 2020

BEIRUT, Aug. 4 (Xinhua) -- Lebanese Interior Minister Mohammad Fahmi said Tuesday that the explosive chemicals stored at Port of Beirut may have caused the two huge explosions that caused massive casualties and damages.

The minister was quoted by al-Jadeed TV as saying that the blasts may be caused by the Ammonium nitrate stored since 2014 in the warehouse No. 12 at the port in the Lebanese capital.

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