Audio By Carbonatix
A fire erupted in central Beirut’s commercial district on Tuesday, Lebanese broadcasters reported.
Broadcaster al-Jadeed said a landmark building designed by the late British-Iraqi architect Zaha Hadid was on fire.
The building was close to completion after years of construction.
DISCLAIMER: The Views, Comments, Opinions, Contributions and Statements made by Readers and Contributors on this platform do not necessarily represent the views or policy of Multimedia Group Limited.
Tags:
DISCLAIMER: The Views, Comments, Opinions, Contributions and Statements made by Readers and Contributors on this platform do not necessarily represent the views or policy of Multimedia Group Limited.
Latest Stories
-
Minority leader accuses EOCO of ‘harassment’ in re-arrest of Buffer stock Ex-CEO, wife
4 minutes -
Gbankor Bricks and Tiles funds solar borehole project to boost water access in Paali
13 minutes -
Callistus Mahama warns against early succession talks, urges discipline and focus on governance
20 minutes -
Inherited legal education system not fit for purpose — Ansa-Asare
29 minutes -
FOX Sports seeking a ‘Chief World Cup Watcher’ for $50,000
31 minutes -
Miracles Aboagye urges Linda Ocloo to step down over controversial Northern posting comment
36 minutes -
Outdoor advertisers petition gov’t to halt median sign demolitions
58 minutes -
Roads Ministry to recover US$30 million from Indian contractor JMC over abandoned project
1 hour -
Education Ministry warns against malpractices as 2026 BECE records early offences
1 hour -
Ghana eyes Microsoft deal to drive digital jobs and AI growth
1 hour -
NACOC, Nigeria’s NDLEA sign MoU to strengthen intelligence sharing and joint drug enforcement
2 hours -
PABF condemns Iranian attacks on UAE, calls for restrain and dialogue
2 hours -
Photos: Gabon commissions new Congress Centre
2 hours -
DACF tackles GH¢8bn in unfinished projects nationwide, moves to complete legacy infrastructure
2 hours -
National Chief Imam urges Ghanaian pilgrims to uphold discipline and unity ahead of 2026 Hajj
2 hours