El 4 de agosto de 2020, una masiva explosión sacudió el puerto de Beirut, capital del Líbano. La detonación fue causada por unas 2.750 toneladas de nitrato de amonio almacenadas de manera insegura en un depósito portuario desde 2014. Este material, altamente explosivo, permaneció durante años sin las mínimas medidas de seguridad. La explosión dejó más de 200 muertos, alrededor de 7.000 heridos y causó daños materiales por miles de millones de dólares. Cerca de 300.000 personas quedaron sin hogar

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Pope Leo has prayed with survivors of the 2020 Beirut explosion at the end of his trip to Lebanon. On the site of the blast, the Pope blessed emotional survivors of the disaster which killed over 200 people. CNN Vatican Correspondent Christopher Lamb reports. https://cnn.it/3MaeCh3 | CNN International