178K views · 83 reactions | An explosion shook Beirut, Lebanon Tuesday. It’s not clear what caused the blast. More than 60 people were killed and over 3,000 injured, according to a health minister. | WWLTV | Facebook

8.1M views · 126K reactions | #BeirutBlast A large explosion has shared the Lebanon capital Beirut sending the thick mushroom clouds into the sky. Lebanese security services have said the blast was caused by a fire in a depot of highly explosive material, including Sodium nitrate. Health Minister Hamad Hasan said an explosion in the centre of the city had injured at least 2,500 people according to "preliminary estimates" and extensive damage | Cloud Feed | Facebook

5.7M views · 2.3K shares | Help feed hungry families in Lebanon affected by the devastating explosion in Beirut. Give the gift of food today ❤️ | World Food Programme | Facebook

245K views · 1.4K reactions | #Violent cashes break out across #Lebanon  as anger grows over the #coronavirus lockdown.. #watch  A21 Middle East News | A21 Middle East News | Facebook

12K views · 209 reactions | WATCH: Security forces in Beirut, Lebanon, use water cannons and tear gas to disperse protesters rallying against corruption and mismanagement in the country. https://nbcnews.to/2NGDZG7 | NBC News World | Facebook

152K views · 2K reactions | War, destruction and crisis after crisis. Lebanon has been devastated by Tuesday's explosion, which killed at least 137 people. But even before that, it was a country "on its knees" from coronavirus and decades of unrest. bbc.in/3kl4BLp | BBC News | Facebook