Lebanon's emergency services reeling from a devastating year. Firefighters in Lebanon complain for a diminishing fleet of cars.

Lebanon's emergency services reeling from a devastating year

Lebanon's emergency services are reeling from a devastating year, but are determined to press on.

Beirut firefighters bemoan budget cuts

People in Lebanon observed a minute of silence, marking the passing of one month since the devastating Beirut Port explosion that shook the country and in honour of the 190 people killed by the blast.

One month of deadly blast, people in Lebanon observed one minute of silence

At least 150 people have become permanently disabled as a result of the devastating August 4 port explosion.

A mental health emergency in Lebanon

Hours after a catastrophic blast ripped through Beirut on Aug. 4, hundreds of volunteers fanned out across devastated neighborhoods, caring for the wounded, assessing damaged buildings and clearing rubble

Beirut survivors: The scars and the struggle | Lebanon | Beirut Ground report

Two weeks ago, the cataclysmic explosion, which killed nearly 180 people and injured 6,000, ripped Beirut apart.

300,000 people rendered homeless | Saving Beirut's heritage after blast | WION News

The massive blast that hit Lebanon's capital on August 4 damaged much of the city and sparked violent protests against the authorities.

Lebanon: Blast prompts exodus from Beirut | WION Ground Report | World News

Experts say a critical food shortage is imminent about a week after a massive blast devastated the port of Beirut

Lebanon: Beirut to get 50,000 tonnes of food | U.N food aid | World News