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Finnish Embassy Severely Damaged in Beirut Blast - Prime Minister

Helsinki, Aug 4 (Sputnik) The Finnish Embassy in Lebanon has been seriously damaged as a result of the massive blast that hit Beirut on Tuesday, the prime minister said.
A powerful blast rocked the port of Beirut at 5:11 p.m. local time (14:11 GMT). According to the latest official reports, 50 people were killed and 2,750 others injured as a result. Half of Beirut’s buildings have been damaged, according to Governor Marwan Abboud. The facade of the Russian embassy
was also damaged.
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