Visit to Beirut’s port shows devastation from explosion
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- Опубликовано: 13 окт 2024
- Washington Post correspondent Sarah Dadouch visited the port in Beirut one week after a massive explosion killed more than 170 people. Dadouch was in her apartment at the time of the blast on Aug. 4, just half a mile away. Read more: wapo.st/2XVwCzF. Subscribe to The Washington Post on RUclips: wapo.st/2QOdcqK
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when the guy said that there are bodies that vaporized that will never be found, it just floored me. Devastating.
at least they felt no pain and didn't suffer.
Rest in Peace.
The families of the victims who were vaporized will never receive true closer of their lost ones.
@Eternal Peace 9/11 was completely different, it wasn't a massive explosion. Still horrible for those who died in it.
"100% certainty it was a nuclear event"
Lmaooooooooooooooooo
@Luke yeet And you are an expert on this froma having stood over a blast like this...huh???
Condolences to all the people of Lebanon and my deep prayers for all people who died in the blast.
Hi 👋 how are you all? Jesus Christ our Lord saver be is with you all with asking the holy spirit in your life and hearts love you all friend's Jesus Christ our Lord saver love us all .
@@tamillaware1253 Amen🙏🏻
Haha city goes boom
Tamilla ware. Why did this "lord" NOT show up before the freaking fire. People could have been warned, evacuated, lives actually saved. Just show up once dude. Tell me when this lord has shown up ever for anything. Well we have never seen hide nor hair of this lord for two thousand years since the last story.! What's the deal on this invisible man "saviour." eh. ??
@@johnrogers9481 disbelieving in it doesn't make it any less true. Seek God and you become aware of his presence. You don't have too much longer to wait for the evidence you seek, and even then it wont be too late for you because that's how much He loves you. We can't blame God when he has his given us the freewill to do as we please. Not to mention if you look it up, a nearby church/school with over 250 people all evacuated over the preacher's hunch. A man close to God had a hunch and saved all those kids 🤔
The firefighters never knew there was an explosive chemical in that building. They were sent to thier death.
The fire department is the ones who told them there would be a problem👁
@@skaetur1 the fire department didn't know what was stored there
well that's one of the hazards of the job, sometimes people who work in warehouses tend to neglect mentioning that to emergency personnel
@Amirus did you know about it before it became a news?
I doubt only 170 people were killed in that blast. No way. That was like a small nuke. There had to be more people at the docks than 170 alone.
maybe 170 they found, I agree their had to be more.
well there was a smaller explosion and a fire so it makes sense that there we're few people near to docks
170 bodies were found i think there are lots more
The guy did say the ones close to the explosion would have been vaporized
Rachel whitley no of course thats what i’ve heard
There’s a specific way to handle a ammonium nitrate fire
The way: RUN!
Lol. You get toasted before you even think of it
Ahahhaa i like those run prank videos too haha
the OPPOSITE way!
@Asherah 1147 you obviously try to run before it explodes
@Asherah 1147 Probably not but the farther away you run and the more distance between you and the blast and perhaps obstacles that could block some of the blast wave increases your chances.
1:41 “I took my phone and put it in airplane mode so I wouldn’t get notifications during filming.” You are a prince, kind sir.
Great technique indeed !
Imagine something worse happened and his family couldn’t reach him because his phone was on airplane 🤔🤔
@@juggrite5843 the sacrifices one makes indeed it was a risk but for us to see was it worth it?...yes....yes it was
@@terrancegerber8902 no it's not worth for one life just for you and people to see, thats the most stupid thing I've heard.
As he said that I though of another video I watched yesterday where the person kept getting call and notification. Could hear anything hahH smart man
I am deeply saddened by this terrible and avoidable incident, to a country that was already struggling.
@Yeezy Slayz u shut up
all that just for extra port fees.
Struggling I saw lot of luxury car in Lebanon
They didn't seem to be struggling on 9/11 they were dancing in the streets when the blast was in New York. No pity to be found here for them. Fact is I think I'll go outside and dance
@@davidgriffith6742 Lebanese are largely christian.
This literally looks like BladeRunner Movie Set. 2020 has left so many people devastated.
literally,Maybe the future looks like this and with all corporate mega buildings....
Somehow, I don't think is going to end at midnight on December 31.
That explosion is cool.
Sorry for your loss of so many lives and many prayers sent your way.
Send money instead
Yeah! prayer will help..stfu
@@unclebugspayton Hmm. Country in recession. Yeah, what they need is your prayer and not your money. Prayer will feed them. Don't be greedy...
fAtTy pray to a false thing? Or person? As for money, money is the only thing that’s real my friend! Without it you have nothing let’s see if praying will give you what you have.
If that is what is left of a two ton vehicle, I can only imagine what it did to a human body. RIP and prayers.
all that just for extra port fees.
depending where the person was. Those likely in and around the blast site or near it. Likely were vaporized. your not going to find anything except perhaps some clothing or similar perhaps a stain where the mist hit a undamaged wall. Those further away from the blast site but still close likely would have been torn apart by the blast the over-pressure as stated by Stephen Ritger likely crushing the human body like a big rig smacking into it. These would have been likely the bodies found with more intact ones as you got farther from the blast site. Basically anyone that was right there likely ceased to exist. They probably never felt pain the best equivalent would be someone turning off a light switch.
Yes, I have watched/researched WW2 video, most vehicles are relatively intact after explosions..
Year 2020 will never be forgotten. R.I.P. 🙏🏾 to all those victims from COVID 19 and all disasters.
She didn’t really have to say what was on the cook book
Maybe she was hungry.
Yeah, I felt that whole cook book and personal belongs exert was unnecessary.
Here we have a blow up building.... here is a cookbook.....
I thought it was fine, you're all uptight
Lebenon didn't have to house a stockpile of dangerous chemicals either.
@@premiumcache6184 uptight? it is kind of disrespectful to start talking about a cook book when there is people turned inside out all around it.
I felt so bad for the women who said " who'll take care of me now " poor angel prayers for her
She like many other women in this world need to get out and get what's called a Joby Job. They need to quit relying on the men to take care of them
@@scottbaker4314 Come to a third world country and get yourself educated
@@scottbaker4314 if someone dies i dont get why this is the thing that matters most, but in a nornal relation youre also depending on eaach other, wven if you work 2 or3 days and youre parthner who dies 5 you cannot substain youre life without the other
The who is gonna take care of me now can also be a thing of love, taking care of here is a love thing, taking care of each other also is, most people dont have someone crying on their death chest
@@scottbaker4314 well not everyone lives like westerners. We always help out our relatives. She may have a job but her child was always giving her a helping hand when she needed it.
This woman did it to herself by letting herself be dependent on the men around her! PATHETIC!! Wife & mother ONLY in life=childlike dependance on others. USELESS!!
condolences from Ireland to everyone in Beirut who has lost someone
Thank you 🙏
programer2573 Roblox thanks dear ❤️
Same from NZ
Same from Tianjin
Thank you
That explosion is surreal, I can’t even wrap my head around what it must be like to have been there or let alone to have lost someone praying for Lebanon ✊
Those corrupted politicians and all those who are responsible for this complete disaster should be punished and not let out easy. They should pay for what they did not just by resigning. Just praying for those who lost their loved ones and their homes.
all that just for extra port fees.
Israel strikes again..
Amen.
@@CrazyDeeDee That is a vile comment.
Corrupted politicians is called an "OXYMORON"
"I put aeroplane mode on my phone, so no one can contact me while I'm filming"
*A man of culture*
At first, i throught he would call the emergencies...but no ! I think, that make this tragedy sadder.. and it's not only in these countries.
@@NosleNremix calling for emergency won't help in this case. Nothing could intervene after the initial explosion.
NosleNremix literally everyone in the entire city would probably be calling the fire department. One dude taking a video instead of calling the fire department makes literally zero difference
In fact getting good video immediately after is very important. Probably the best contribution the man could have made in that moment. And doing so while wondering if another explosion would occur.
its chilling to see just how much damage that explosion caused
They just resign? That's it, officials get to quit and move somewhere else and that's it? They still have their money, their health and family. no! no no a trial really should be underway right now. Workers at the port told them the ammonium nitrate was in there, and told them it needed to be shipped out years prior!! And No one did anything. I think a life sentence behind bars isnt quite sufficient for this crime, but down right NECESSARY. Justice for Issak Oehlers
You sound American. The rest of the world treats their citizens like stupid cows.
@@skaetur1 Quite ironic but it's true. "The rest of the world treats their citizens like stupid cows."
And the West treats their citizens like stupid sheep (which most of them are).
@2:25 watch at 0.25 playback speed. The devastating shockwave can be seen ripping everything apart. You can even see the warehouse crater being formed.
looks like something straight out the movies
Celest Clark yup
Pause at 2:29 then play back at .25 speed.
It looks like a movie.
"A lot of people were vaporized by the explosion.."
They found the shredded uniforms of some of the firefighters, but not the human remains :(
@@InfamousWolf89 😯😯
ikr :P
You can see the shockwave travel through the ground much faster than the air. The building and camera shakes a second before the air blast hits.
Thank u I kno exactly wat part ur talking about I was thinking wat speed to play it back at 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽
My condolences to all the Beirut population, we always will be in the process of learning from the mistakes, God bless you all
all that just for extra port fees.
That was no mistake son, that was a deliberately planted from a military source. The physics of the explosion screams towards a SINGLE point in wich it started
2:30 the scene was so surreal that it almost feel like in a movie.
I watched it about 5 times.
@@CeeJayLive Same, I was focusing on the tall building on the right.
@@ahrred3127 me too
If the apocalipse was a thing I think this would be a pretty accurate representation... Really sorry for Beirut ...
They will make a movie. They have to blame someone first
This is really sad. I read an article saying this could have been avoided beforehand.
@Gareth Davies My condolences 🙏 to does who lost alot in this time of pain. We all will be judged one day.
That part of the city looks like it did in '83. The only thing missing is Arafat on the TV saying "It wasn't the PLO".
Wesson Steel you’re *
But it was something simular
Protector H similar *
Best comment!
I suspect Hezeboallah was involved. Sodium Nitrate store in a granary close to fire works.
2:30 just as a reminder: The Tianjin explosion was also due to amonium nitrate which was in 2015!!
So someone legit had to say "Yeah let's keep it there, it will be fine"
I think this is the worst aspect of the disaster.
How to fight ammonium nitrate fire? RUN!!!!!!!!!!
Super sonically run
Fast yes. Rip people
A good piece of reporting, heartbreaking as it is...
So sad how people lost everything including family members.
So think now about Hiroshima and Nagasaki
@@krzysztofnicewicz6652 Both A bombs were drop in war time. This explosion has happen in peace time so not a really good comparison.
I just wonder how many people were obliterated in the explosion it’s saddening to think about.
😍😍😍
Memento m 😂😂
I saw a video of all the gore on the street, dead bodies shred in half, legs, brains outside open skulls, ripped faces, torsos with no heads, everything imagineable, and I regret it. It was the hardest thing to watch, and I can't imagine the pain of the people who lost their loved ones and had them shred to pieces like that. There is nothing that can be done to bring justice right now...
@@llMemenToll lmao
IT is heartbreaking to see your pain and suffering and not be able to help alleviate those things.
I cant believe the loss off life. Its heartbreaking and with all the other issues going on like Covid you just have to feel so sorry for the people whove died and those who survived that now have no home.
Will we ever have a reasonable fatality count? I never heard the final count used from the earthquake and Fukishima tsunami until years later. Like trump saying 11 died in Puerto Rico from Hurricane Maria and never give the several thousands who died voice. He is cruel. Vile.
Honestly, good for those who died, they didn't have to suffer from the pain, or have to deal with their government's corruption nor with the financial situations that people in this country are facing
So sad for all people who died or were injuried during this tragedy. All my thoughts for the people of Beirut, and for Lebanon 🙏🙏🙏
Everyone on this planet needs to help these people in any way we can...they are completely helpless
Naw chill not errbody
the amount of corruption in this countries government system is disgusting :( this should have never happened, never never never....
Every freaking country every single one of them USA Russia Japan Korea every single one of them Satan can have it i want to go to where my mom and Jesus is .
Wait for philippines to explode. The amount of corruption in our country is also too much
Need democracy
It's not so much corruption as International Maritime Law prevents confiscation of cargo and it take years to settle cases.
This only shows how harmful we are for ourselves.
No this shows how harmful the ruling elite are for humanity
Look at what total destruction upidemisus-!
@@user-ui3em2ev1j innocent people always die because of the mistakes those rotten ruling elites have done😥
Careless leaders what can I say
@@nskkkk4422 the ruling elite don't do mistakes, everything they do is on purpose
So very sad....God Bless the victims and the people of Lebanon 🇱🇧
Look on the bright side, at least its not radioactive.
A rare "silver lining" on an absolutely horrific tragedy.
You're like that little creepy lady from Poltergeist, guiding me like Carol Ann into the light.
Their corn reserves got popped, so at least there's free popcorn for the next decade
@Eternal Peace : It was not a nuke. No flash of light, no fireball, no radiation. All hallmarks of a nuclear detonation.
Eternal Peace take of your tinfoil hat. Imodium Nitrate is not radioactive.
When they flipped the car😨 you never know what would show up
If there was a human body you can not watch in RUclips you can understand there is body or not if you watch here
@@hakangun9860 It's not about this video, it's more about these guys job and that's what I'm talking about
@@MyGodZach yea I understand there
Absolutely horrible destruction! Thank you for the update
Beirut is a very beautiful city❤️ I made an emotional video about how beautiful Beirut was before the explosion and how it became after the explosion. It broke my heart. I felt so bad when editing the video due to all the horrific glass hitting people footage😭
Beirut is a city
@@cmix_909 Fixed, thanks
What a blast. The power to make a car look like that.
the power to uplift a cargo shipping boat from the ocean an into the docking curb. thats power.
I am devastated by this happening to Beruit. I hope something is learned from this. 🙏🙏🙏
That you cant do anything when Isreal shots a rocket in your city...?
ReXeR fake news. Y u gotta spread FN?
@@RexerYTRexer That didnt happen
It is just stunning to realize that several of the people in that blast are just gone...gone...no finding ANYTHING...it just saddens me beyond words.
That day the government was speaking of bringing back lockdown for covid, and around the time of detonation people were already back home. Had it happened in peak time, victims would’ve been by the thousands, especially that the port highway and surrounding areas take 30 mins to drive by during traffic. This is still a horrible tragedy and we are still crying everyday 💔
My grandfather was an explosives expert during WW2 and we’d often pass a port near where he lived. There were bags of ammonium nitrate totalling no more than 20 tonnes and he spoke of the dangers with even that amount with a sincere tone. My thoughts are with the Lebanese people at this time and I really do hope your country’s future is far brighter than of recent times.
Horrible, i pray God remember those with blood on their hands.....
I know nothing I can do will ever stop the pain, but I hope that everyone involves recovers swiftly.
My condolences to the injured and those who lost their lives
My prayers are with the Lebanese people. From Canada
All those innocent souls, many more spirits are coming for the people who caused this!
this is very unethical.
but lol ye
Yea right!! For sure
Dzung Lu you are twisted, accidents happen... big ones too
B “Paid job darling.”
Bomba???
Those poor people. What a sad tragedy. My thoughts and prayers go out to all those people. God help the people of Beirut.
I can’t imagine what all these people are going to do. It’s so sad
Regulations in Beruit are practically nonexistent. Ever see their powerlines? Utter tragedy that was completely avoidable.
Same thing happened in texas on a smaller scale few years ago. In the city of West. Firefighters killed, apartments destroyed, school heavily damaged. Lucky school was out. No one held responsible. Texas regulations a joke
This same thing happened in America not long ago. People need to be told where these chemicals are stored
Where?
@@legitimatly6000 texas I think...about 4 years ago..a fertilizer plant/storage...they're finding now it was intentionally set...waco texas 7 years ago
Happened in Nova Scotia in ww1 500 tonnes less than here. Was on a ship when another ship hit it.
@@imageiseverything_creative Halifax... Very similar cloud after the explosion too.
3:46 The time between the first and second detonations was something like half a minute, not fifteen. Perhaps you are thinking of the time the warehouse was on fire?
Yup
So heartbreaking to see... prayers for beruit
Not really an emotional dude but this made me fight a tear or 3. God bless all of them with the gift of Heaven.
Extreme ignorance of safety with such a deadly chemical!!! This is certainly a crime against innocent people 😟
Thanks for this great reporting from a horrible situation.
6:55 that car got totally wrecked!! I mean I've seen freken head on collision cars and even cars that were purposely crushed at a junk yard look more intact than this one.
The Mihăileşti explosion occurred on 24 May 2004 in the village of Mihăileşti, Buzău County, Romania. A truck loaded with ammonium nitrate rolled over and caught fire before exploding an hour later killing at least 18 people and injuring 13 others.
At 4:57 AM local time, a truck loaded with 20 tons of ammonium nitrate rolled over on the express road E85 connecting Bucharest with Moldavia. Soon after the accident, the truck caught fire, so the driver immediately called the emergency number. Two fire trucks arrived at the scene 20 minutes later and started putting out the fire. A TV crew also arrived and started filming for a news program. Meanwhile, curious villagers gathered around the accident site.
At 5:47 AM, a small explosion took place in the cabin of the truck, followed 2 minutes later by a larger explosion, killing 7 firefighters, the TV crew (Ionuţ Barbu and Elena Popescu from Antena 1),[1] several villagers and the truck driver, totalling 18 people; 13 others were injured.
Of the 18 killed, 2 people (the truck driver and one of the firefighters) had to be identified by means of DNA testing. The explosion left behind a 6.5 meter deep crater, scattered human remains and debris over a several hundred meters radius, and caused damage amounting to about 70,000 euros.
Following this event, safety regulations for the transport of chemical substances were improved and ammonium nitrate was classified as a hazardous chemical compound. Ion Gherghe, the director of the Doljchim plant which produced the ammonium nitrate, and the managers of the two companies involved in the transport of this substance without safety measures, Mihai Gună and Ionel Ionuț Neagoe were charged with homicide by negligence and destruction of property. All were found guilty and sentenced to 4 years in jail, as well as the payment of compensations to the victims' families.
Statistically, AN fires don't explode the majority of the time. Still have to let it burn out though given the extreme risk.
It depends on the amount, how closely it is packed, the type of AN and its condition.
This was almost 3000 tons of compactly stored high density (explosives grade) ammonium nitrate that had been sitting for six years absorbing moisture.
These are near perfect conditions to ensure it would explode violently if ever it was touched by fire.
It was a bomb.
This reminds me of what happened to our city Christchurch NZ when an earthquake destroyed the city centre in 2011. We are still not done fixing the city. Big challenges are ahead for Beirut people.
2:30 absolute insanity
For anyone curious, the explosion was 1.2 kilotons worth of TNT. Just insane how powerful it was. For comparison the Hiroshima atom bomb was 15 kilotons. The size of the crater alone is shocking. I really hope Lebanon can recover from this. Really sad and terrifying what happened. My heart goes out to all who were affected.
The depth of that crater is 43 meters, that way too deep for that amount of degrated ammonia nitrate
No one talks about how the fire started after 6 years of no incident.
Six years it was only a matter of time. The amount of maintenance carried out over the years like welding and also storing fireworks. Carelessness caused this no enemy needed.
Prayers for the people of Beirut.
im angry like really
im watching my country being destroyed and i cant do anythink about it😪😤
This could certainly be avoided if ppl wouldn't ignore things like these
Tremendous commentary Shaiju. Your insight is fascinating.
This is why there are regulations.
that was my first thought. this is why we have so many damn rules... you would think you wouldnt have to mandate that you cant store explosive materials in huge quantities near populated zones... but apparently you do...
well, to be fair, the x amount of tonnes of nitrate WERE in fact x number of feet away from residential areas, the so i see no problem here.
@@CatatonicImperfect don't even
Love and condolences from NZ! Bless you all who are helping those that need it.
That’s a nice bike shop. Lebanon seems like nice place to live.
.....except for, ya know, that whole Hezbollah thing.....🤐 they kinda ruin it.
Yes it is a very beautiful country❤️😭 I made an emotional video about how beautiful Beirut was before the explosion and how it became after the explosion. I felt so bad when editing the video due to all the horrific glass hitting people footage😭
It would be a nice place if corrupted parties leave
The beauty is in the eyes of the beholder I have always found Lebanese to be free spirited people.
So much dignity among the witnesses. Praying for the best for Lebanon...
Excellent story Ms Dadouch. It is altogether unimaginable. The pictures prove it. Be safe: the plague of rats are next.
Rest In Peace to all the brave firefighters that died in the line of duty unknowing of what would happen next.
And Rest in Peace to all the innocent bystanders who didn't know and didn't make it out in time.
what is the estimate for how many people are still missing?
30-40
@@youhaveaminute2582 hahaha, yeah right there's thousands that will never be located
@@scottbaker4314 What is so funny about it? In fact it is 30-40, not thousands
@@BlackPinkize was asking myself the same thing!
It could be far more than 30 to 40 people whom are missing. It’s just that people can’t find their family members so they identify them as missing. But what about those whom nobody is looking for, those without families or friends in the area. They haven’t been reported missing yet.
This is completely out of this world! How could this happen!! It's horrible! It almost looks as if someone had detonated a nuclear weapon in the middle of that city. Just seeing that shock wave build gives you goosebumps thinking all the living souls in and around it while it happened.
There where apparently two explosions after the initial fire, a medium blast and then the massive blast. Almost like a small nuke...
Yea,I think the first blast triggered the main explosion
The blast was 1/10 the size of the bomb dropped on Hiroshima.
Anybody who thinks it was a nuke should educate themselves
That coward resigned? Who's gonna be held responsible? Outrageous.
This is only 20-50 % power of the nuke dropped in Hiroshima. Today we have nukes hundred of times bigger. Let that sink in.
Not even. It was estimated at only about 7% of the power of the Hiroshima bomb with only about 1.1 kilotons equivalent of TNT. And much of the damage from this explosion went into the ground and made that crater rather than into the shockwave
@Asherah 1147 🤔How did it get from the power of a nuke to trump? Get out of here antifa. Why are you so aggravated?
So tragic and sad. My sincere sympathy.
Its strange but everyone who spoke on this vidio seemed like very nice human beings unlike the way our government portrays them
I don't know where you're from, but I have never heard my government portray the people of Lebanon in an unflattering way.
morskojvolk he is talking about USA probably or maybe israel
@@donnyjoe123 I realize that. I'm from the USA (BTW, my best friend growing up was named Khoury, spelled the same, too).
morskojvolk yeah he is a Lebanese Maronite like me
morskojvolk I dont know if you know but Khoury means priest in Lebanese (which is like Arabic but a different dialect)
Unbelievable. Complete negligence.
Whenever a tragic explosion of chemicals happens a smoker person comes to my mind trying to lit up a cigarette several times.
I heard they sent in some welders to fix a hole in the warehouse which had the AN in it.
Gee Hammer That's what I read, too. A welder's spark started a fire. I wonder if he survived & if so, where he’s at. Can you imagine being THAT guy?? I'm sure he had no idea AN was nearby.
Shout out to the man and woman that looked to be just wed. He immediately with sheer instinct grabbed her and covered her body from the blast with his own. If that's not an example of true love I dont know what is.
A 170 people dead? Yeah right those poor people died by the thousands! There's so many that got vaporized the bodies will never be recovered. Prayers to all involved
Then there will be missing to add to the deaths. Thousands? LMFAO
@@alloneword7427 the explosion was so large it looked like it could lead to a thousand in death toll
Very well done, thank you
All love and prayers to everyone
Lebanon will always rise to the top as usual.
They love and Thats why they deserve all our loves and prayers
Thank u a lott❤️❤️
The ammonium didn't blow up,it's an oxidizer,a susbstance wich only help for a combustible itself to burn faster and create the explosion.
You only saw a slow combustible burn very very fast thanks to the oxidizer (ammonium)
Moreover,the ammonium being in excess relatively to the combustible itself,you get a low quality combustion,and an energy output relative to the combustible mass,not relative to the oxidizer mass.
It could have been way worse if there was a stochiometric amount of combustible and oxidizer.
You can see flashes of white light just before the explosion,wich is what i understood is a stock of fireworks stocked near to the ammonnium.(whites lights are magnesium and aluminium as i know)
I'm pretty sure it was just this potential of energy wich created that,and not the amount of ammonium in itself wich was not used in it entirety,being in excess and being just an oxidizer,harmlesss alone.
Stocking a combustible and an oxidizer near one each other is really dumb.
Theres just blood everywhere.😔
This is really sad, industrial places are always located further away from residential area. The fact they had overwhelmingly amount of ammonia nitrate and wasn’t given proper warning makes me sick..A disaster which cloud have been prevented with only property loss ended up clamming brave lives, “Rest in Peace Heros”
A TRAGEDY THAT COULD HAVE BEEN PREVENTED. PEACE AND BLESSINGS TO ALL.
Tragic beyond words.
2020 couldn't go by without an explosion comparable to a nuclear bomb's
My condolences to you all.
It’s looks post-apocalyptic
If there were an an apocalypse as we think of it, it might look like that.
People near the port.... that's hard to imagine... Prayers to those affected.
The leader and entire cabinet resigned? WTFFFFFFFFFUUUUU! get real man. time to Man Up and do your best. Ask for help from neighboring countries. don't be too damn proud. That's like a Captain of a ship grabbing a rescue dingy and bailing from the Titanic while it's sinking with his captain crew and violin players.
Sh&t move, My Man.
They all zionist slaves
Thank You for Covering this.🙏