Beirut families search for loved ones feared trapped under rubble | The Guardian

Social media lit up with images of fathers, daughters, sons and mothers missing since blast rocked Lebanon cityBeirut explosion: latest updatesFull report: Lebanon in mourningWhat we know so farThey carried his photo across Beirut all night, from one hospital to the next, asking if anyone resembling Ghassan Hasrouty was among the injured or dead. At each one, they found nothing.“That was our night,” Ghassan’s son Elie says. “Trying to find a match and spread the word.” Continue reading…

Social media lit up with images of fathers, daughters, sons and mothers missing since blast rocked Lebanon city

They carried his photo across Beirut all night, from one hospital to the next, asking if anyone resembling Ghassan Hasrouty was among the injured or dead. At each one, they found nothing.

“That was our night,” Ghassan’s son Elie says. “Trying to find a match and spread the word.”

Continue reading…


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