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The degree of bends increased in the northern side of the silos, which caused parts of them to fall, according to a reporter "Sky News Arabia".
The fire started weeks ago and caused the gradual collapse of the northern silos, and on July 31, two silos fell due to the fire and fermented. Wheat.
On the fourth of August, the second anniversary of the explosion Beirut portTwo other silos fell, while the black smoke and flames did not stop rising from the site, and the silos looked like a burning mountain.
And the authorities evacuated the surrounding area of workers in the port of Beirut, and a firefighting force attended in anticipation of any possible collapse.
Activists accuse the political authorities of failing to preserve this landmark and clean it from the tons of wheat remaining in the silos, after the explosion of Beirut Port on August 4, 2020.
The silos file raises a lot of controversy in LebanonBetween the demands of the families of the victims to preserve it as part of the collective memory, and the official calls and some political forces for its complete demolition.
The massive explosion caused by a shipment of ammonium nitrate in the port of Beirut, killed more than 200 people, and destroyed large parts of the Lebanese capital.
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The degree of bends increased in the northern side of the silos, which caused the fall of parts of them, according to the “Sky News Arabia” correspondent.
The fire started weeks ago and caused the gradual collapse of the northern silos, and on July 31, two silos fell due to the fire and fermented. Wheat.
On the fourth of August, the second anniversary of the explosion Beirut portTwo other silos fell, while the black smoke and flames did not stop rising from the site, and the silos looked like a burning mountain.
And the authorities evacuated the surrounding area of workers in the port of Beirut, and a firefighting force attended in anticipation of any possible collapse.
Activists accuse the political authorities of failing to preserve this landmark and clean it from the tons of wheat remaining in the silos, after the explosion of Beirut Port on August 4, 2020.
The silos file raises a lot of controversy in LebanonBetween the demands of the families of the victims to preserve it as part of the collective memory, and the official calls and some political forces for its complete demolition.
The massive explosion caused by a shipment of ammonium nitrate in the port of Beirut, killed more than 200 people, and destroyed large parts of the Lebanese capital.