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How the port explosion rubbed raw Beirut’s psychological scars

Months on from the port explosion, Lebanese struggle to deal with adversity and despair in the absence of accountability
Mental-health workers tell of explosion’s lasting impact, made worse by coronavirus restrictions and economic calamity

By Rebecca Anne Proctor · 08 November 2020

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