This is the Culture minister Roselyne Bachelot has announced, via a tweet, on the night of Wednesday 5 August to Thursday 6 August. The French architect Jean-Marc Bonfils is part of the victims of the explosions which have destroyed part of Beirut, the lebanese capital, on Tuesday. "I pay tribute to her major work, such as the restoration of buildings of heritage destroyed by the war in Lebanon," has made including the minister.

According to the latest provisional toll from the ministry of Health of lebanon, at least 113 people have died and 4,000 were injured in the wake of the explosions that have devastated Beirut. Among the decedents, there were at least 21 French, according to the public prosecutor of Paris, who opened an inquiry Wednesday. The French president Emmanuel Macron will on Thursday in Lebanon, accompanied by the minister of foreign Affairs Jean-Yves Le Drian, "to carry the message of brotherhood and solidarity of the French people "and to" focus on the situation with the political authorities ".

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Beirut : "the blast of The explosion was unimaginable," Updated Date: 06 August 2020, 02:33