Glass and rubble collection after Beirut explosion

Jul 24

Written By Jean-Baudouin De Keukelaere

Young volunteers cleaning up Beirut

Immediately after the tragic explosion in Beirut, we made an agreement with Arcenciel (an important Lebanese non-profit organization), to clean up the rubble, shuttle it to two rub halls donated by UNHCR on a parcel of land offered by the municipality of Beirut. The collected broken glass was recycled for remanufacturing.

Some pictures of the clean up

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Jean-Baudouin De Keukelaere

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