Beirut blast victims families mark 11 months since disaster ...Kuwait

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Dozens of relatives of those killed in Beirut's port blast gathered Sunday to mark 11 months since the catastrophe and urge answers from a sluggish probe towards prosecuting those responsible. Hundreds of tonnes of ammonium nitrate fertiliser exploded on the dockside on August 4 last year, killing more than 200 people, injuring thousands, and ravaging swathes of the capital. It emerged afterwards that top political and security officials, including then prime minister Hassan Diab, had known about the explosives being stored unsafely at the port for years. Among the men, women and children who rallied Sunday outside the port was 47-year-old mother of three Raghida al-Z

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