Beirut Explosion: German Embassy Staff Injured, Lebanese Government Resigns Amid Public Outrage
Devastating Blast Leaves Over 70 Dead, 3,700 Injured
Embassy Staff Among Casualties
Members of staff at the German embassy in Beirut were injured in today's devastating explosion, the German foreign ministry has confirmed. The explosion, which occurred in the city's port area, has left over 70 people dead and 3,700 injured.
Government Resignation Amid Public Anger
The Lebanese government has resigned amid growing public anger following the explosion. Prime Minister Hassan Diab has said that the government is "unable to meet the aspirations of the Lebanese people" and has called for early elections. The resignation comes after days of protests and demonstrations, with protesters demanding accountability for the explosion.
Investigation Underway
An investigation has been launched into the explosion, which is believed to have been caused by a large cache of ammonium nitrate stored in a warehouse at the port. The Lebanese army has arrested nine people in connection with the blast, and President Michel Aoun has vowed to bring the perpetrators to justice.
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