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Lebanese and Chilean rescuer workers gather at the rubble of a badly damaged building in Beirut in search of possible survivors early on September 4, 2020. (AFP)
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Updated 04 September 2020
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Rescue workers search for possible survivor in Beirut blast rubble

Updated 04 September 2020
ARAB NEWS

Rescue workers in Lebanon are in a race against time with about half a meter of rubble left between them and what they believe could be a survivor of the devastating Aug. 4 Beirut blast.

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