Officials in northern port city see blasts in Lebanese capital as 'wake-up call,' urge government to speed up efforts to move dangerous oil, petrochemical industries away from bay
Odorless crystalline substance used as fertilizer has been the cause of numerous explosions over the decades; expert believes a small explosion may have ignited it in Beirut
Israeli explosives consultant shores up assumption that fireworks, easily ignited in hot weather, set off massive explosion of nearby store of fertilizer
Fellow Arab countries and others in region and outside it -- including Israel -- try to help Lebanon as Beirut port explosion causes humanitarian crisis
Hassan Diab says nearly 3,000 tonnes of agricultural fertilizer stored for years in a portside warehouse blew up in massive explosion heard in Cyprus, 150 miles away
With more than 3,000 injured and many Beirut medical centers overwhelmed and damaged, hospitals -- with long history of treating patients from hostile countries -- offer assistance
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