The capital of Lebanon was rocked by huge explosions on Tuesday, damaging buildings and offices in the Asian country.
Former Chelsea midfielder Michael Essien, Liverpool star Mohamed Salah and Manchester City's Riyad Mahrez joined other African stars to sympathise with victims of the Beirut tragedy.
According to reports, huge explosions occurred at the port area in the Lebanese capital with at least 100 people killed while at least 4,000 were injured.
Several world leaders have reacted to the blasts in Lebanon, and African players have taken similar steps to express their support for people in the country.
Beyrouth ❤️🇱🇧
— Riyad Mahrez (@Mahrez22) August 4, 2020
Pray for Liban 🙏🏾🇱🇧 #Beirut #Beyrouth
— Chris Mavinga (@Chris_Mavinga) August 4, 2020
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