Helping hands: In the absence of the state, Lebanese have opened their homes to relatives, friends and neighbors after last week's explosion in Beirut. Armed with helmets and brooms, young volunteers have taken charge of the clean-up.

Helping hands: In the absence of the state, Lebanese have opened their homes to relatives, friends and neighbors after last week's explosion in Beirut. Armed with helmets and brooms, young volunteers have taken charge of the clean-up. By @hendtrk. https://t.co/jLREkXp5Xv

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