Suicide bombers detonated explosives on a busy street near the local police building. It is said that it was a double attack. According to the latest data, terrorists wearing suicide vests killed 43 people.
The second bomb exploded just 7 minutes after the first one. The second terrorist set off the bomb only when people started helping the injured.
In general, 240 people were injured in the bomb attack. Al-Mayadin TV reported that bombers from terrorist group Islamic State are responsible for the deadly attacks in Beirut.
Most of the people who lived in the district are Shia Muslims. Representatives of the country’s largest political parties and its government have already blamed terrorists for bombing. On the photo: A soldier of the Libanese Army is at the scene.
A national day of mourning was held Friday, November 13th.
Some Lebanese sources suppose that the attack could have injured more people as there was the third suicide bomber. However, the bomb was not exploded. Police have not confirm the information.
A lot of information concerning possible bombing attacks was received that week. On Wednesday, the Lebanese patrol found and defused an explosive device in Tripoli, the northern part of the county. At the beginning of the week, terrorists exploded a motorcycle in Ersal situated at the Syrian-Lebanese border.
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