TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 8月6日 08時37分

The tragic impact of Tuesday’s massive explosion—which blew out windows at Beirut’s airport more than five miles from the blast site and rendered 200,000 people homeless, according to Beirut’s governor, who estimated the cost of the damage at up to $5 billion—is compounded by the pressure it will exert on Lebanon’s already devastated economy. Amid scrutiny over the government’s culpability in the disaster, which left at least 135 dead and about 5,000 injured, Lebanon’s already volatile political climate is expected to further heat. For now, civil society groups have stepped in to fill the gaps left by the government. (@open_houses_lebanon offers accommodation for the displaced in over 150 locations across Lebanon.) In this photograph: a volunteer named Ahmad, who works with a Palestinian organization helping victims, prays amid rubble on Aug. 5. Read more at the link in bio. Photograph by @myriamboulos

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