BEIRUT, LEBANON - AUGUST 13: A person receives treatment after a fire at a warehouse with explosives at the Port of Beirut led to massive blasts on 4th August in Beirut, Lebanon on August 13, 2020. Although the shock of the deadly explosion is still on them, the people of Beirut are admirable for their resistance, healing each other's wounds day by day. On Aug. 4, the explosion of a warehouse in the Lebanese capital filled with nearly 3,000 tons of ammonium nitrate took at least 200 lives, also leaving around 6,000 injured and 300,000 people homeless in the massive blast zone. Now, the streets of Beirut are just like war zones with the destroyed buildings, shattered roads, smelly garbages scattered almost everywhere. ( Aysu Biçer - Anadolu Agency )

BEIRUT, LEBANON - AUGUST 13: A person receives treatment after a fire at a warehouse with explosives at the Port of Beirut led to massive blasts on 4th August in Beirut, Lebanon on August 13, 2020. Although the shock of the deadly explosion is still on them, the people of Beirut are admirable for their resistance, healing each other's wounds day by day. On Aug. 4, the explosion of a warehouse in the Lebanese capital filled with nearly 3,000 tons of ammonium nitrate took at least 200 lives, also leaving around 6,000 injured and 300,000 people homeless in the massive blast zone. Now, the streets of Beirut are just like war zones with the destroyed buildings, shattered roads, smelly garbages scattered almost everywhere. ( Aysu Biçer - Anadolu Agency )

BEIRUT, LEBANON - AUGUST 13: An injured man wipes his face while sitting on a chair after a fire at a warehouse with explosives at the Port of Beirut led to massive blasts on 4th August in Beirut, Lebanon on August 13, 2020. Although the shock of the deadly explosion is still on them, the people of Beirut are admirable for their resistance, healing each other's wounds day by day. On Aug. 4, the explosion of a warehouse in the Lebanese capital filled with nearly 3,000 tons of ammonium nitrate took at least 200 lives, also leaving around 6,000 injured and 300,000 people homeless in the massive blast zone. Now, the streets of Beirut are just like war zones with the destroyed buildings, shattered roads, smelly garbages scattered almost everywhere. ( Aysu Biçer - Anadolu Agency )

BEIRUT, LEBANON - AUGUST 13: A motorcyclist drives past broken and damaged materials after a fire at a warehouse with explosives at the Port of Beirut led to massive blasts on 4th August in Beirut, Lebanon on August 13, 2020. Although the shock of the deadly explosion is still on them, the people of Beirut are admirable for their resistance, healing each other's wounds day by day. On Aug. 4, the explosion of a warehouse in the Lebanese capital filled with nearly 3,000 tons of ammonium nitrate took at least 200 lives, also leaving around 6,000 injured and 300,000 people homeless in the massive blast zone. Now, the streets of Beirut are just like war zones with the destroyed buildings, shattered roads, smelly garbages scattered almost everywhere. ( Aysu Biçer - Anadolu Agency )

BEIRUT, LEBANON - AUGUST 13: People walk past a damaged building after a fire at a warehouse with explosives at the Port of Beirut led to massive blasts on 4th August in Beirut, Lebanon on August 13, 2020. Although the shock of the deadly explosion is still on them, the people of Beirut are admirable for their resistance, healing each other's wounds day by day. On Aug. 4, the explosion of a warehouse in the Lebanese capital filled with nearly 3,000 tons of ammonium nitrate took at least 200 lives, also leaving around 6,000 injured and 300,000 people homeless in the massive blast zone. Now, the streets of Beirut are just like war zones with the destroyed buildings, shattered roads, smelly garbages scattered almost everywhere. ( Aysu Biçer - Anadolu Agency )

BEIRUT, LEBANON - AUGUST 13: A motorcyclist views a damaged building and a car after a fire at a warehouse with explosives at the Port of Beirut led to massive blasts on 4th August in Beirut, Lebanon on August 13, 2020. Although the shock of the deadly explosion is still on them, the people of Beirut are admirable for their resistance, healing each other's wounds day by day. On Aug. 4, the explosion of a warehouse in the Lebanese capital filled with nearly 3,000 tons of ammonium nitrate took at least 200 lives, also leaving around 6,000 injured and 300,000 people homeless in the massive blast zone. Now, the streets of Beirut are just like war zones with the destroyed buildings, shattered roads, smelly garbages scattered almost everywhere. ( Aysu Biçer - Anadolu Agency )

BEIRUT, LEBANON - AUGUST 13: A man is seen inside a damaged building after a fire at a warehouse with explosives at the Port of Beirut led to massive blasts on 4th August in Beirut, Lebanon on August 13, 2020. Although the shock of the deadly explosion is still on them, the people of Beirut are admirable for their resistance, healing each other's wounds day by day. On Aug. 4, the explosion of a warehouse in the Lebanese capital filled with nearly 3,000 tons of ammonium nitrate took at least 200 lives, also leaving around 6,000 injured and 300,000 people homeless in the massive blast zone. Now, the streets of Beirut are just like war zones with the destroyed buildings, shattered roads, smelly garbages scattered almost everywhere. ( Aysu Biçer - Anadolu Agency )

BEIRUT, LEBANON - AUGUST 13: People are seen inside a damaged building after a fire at a warehouse with explosives at the Port of Beirut led to massive blasts on 4th August in Beirut, Lebanon on August 13, 2020. Although the shock of the deadly explosion is still on them, the people of Beirut are admirable for their resistance, healing each other's wounds day by day. On Aug. 4, the explosion of a warehouse in the Lebanese capital filled with nearly 3,000 tons of ammonium nitrate took at least 200 lives, also leaving around 6,000 injured and 300,000 people homeless in the massive blast zone. Now, the streets of Beirut are just like war zones with the destroyed buildings, shattered roads, smelly garbages scattered almost everywhere. ( Aysu Biçer - Anadolu Agency )

BEIRUT, LEBANON - AUGUST 13: A man is seen inside a damaged building after a fire at a warehouse with explosives at the Port of Beirut led to massive blasts on 4th August in Beirut, Lebanon on August 13, 2020. Although the shock of the deadly explosion is still on them, the people of Beirut are admirable for their resistance, healing each other's wounds day by day. On Aug. 4, the explosion of a warehouse in the Lebanese capital filled with nearly 3,000 tons of ammonium nitrate took at least 200 lives, also leaving around 6,000 injured and 300,000 people homeless in the massive blast zone. Now, the streets of Beirut are just like war zones with the destroyed buildings, shattered roads, smelly garbages scattered almost everywhere. ( Aysu Biçer - Anadolu Agency )

BEIRUT, LEBANON - AUGUST 13: Security forces patrol streets after a fire at a warehouse with explosives at the Port of Beirut led to massive blasts on 4th August in Beirut, Lebanon on August 13, 2020. Although the shock of the deadly explosion is still on them, the people of Beirut are admirable for their resistance, healing each other's wounds day by day. On Aug. 4, the explosion of a warehouse in the Lebanese capital filled with nearly 3,000 tons of ammonium nitrate took at least 200 lives, also leaving around 6,000 injured and 300,000 people homeless in the massive blast zone. Now, the streets of Beirut are just like war zones with the destroyed buildings, shattered roads, smelly garbages scattered almost everywhere. ( Aysu Biçer - Anadolu Agency )

BEIRUT, LEBANON - AUGUST 13: People are seen at a solidarity stand after a fire at a warehouse with explosives at the Port of Beirut led to massive blasts on 4th August in Beirut, Lebanon on August 13, 2020. Although the shock of the deadly explosion is still on them, the people of Beirut are admirable for their resistance, healing each other's wounds day by day. On Aug. 4, the explosion of a warehouse in the Lebanese capital filled with nearly 3,000 tons of ammonium nitrate took at least 200 lives, also leaving around 6,000 injured and 300,000 people homeless in the massive blast zone. Now, the streets of Beirut are just like war zones with the destroyed buildings, shattered roads, smelly garbages scattered almost everywhere. ( Aysu Biçer - Anadolu Agency )

BEIRUT, LEBANON - AUGUST 13: A view of a damaged building after a fire at a warehouse with explosives at the Port of Beirut led to massive blasts on 4th August in Beirut, Lebanon on August 13, 2020. Although the shock of the deadly explosion is still on them, the people of Beirut are admirable for their resistance, healing each other's wounds day by day. On Aug. 4, the explosion of a warehouse in the Lebanese capital filled with nearly 3,000 tons of ammonium nitrate took at least 200 lives, also leaving around 6,000 injured and 300,000 people homeless in the massive blast zone. Now, the streets of Beirut are just like war zones with the destroyed buildings, shattered roads, smelly garbages scattered almost everywhere. ( Aysu Biçer - Anadolu Agency )

BEIRUT, LEBANON - AUGUST 13: A view of a damaged building after a fire at a warehouse with explosives at the Port of Beirut led to massive blasts on 4th August in Beirut, Lebanon on August 13, 2020. Although the shock of the deadly explosion is still on them, the people of Beirut are admirable for their resistance, healing each other's wounds day by day. On Aug. 4, the explosion of a warehouse in the Lebanese capital filled with nearly 3,000 tons of ammonium nitrate took at least 200 lives, also leaving around 6,000 injured and 300,000 people homeless in the massive blast zone. Now, the streets of Beirut are just like war zones with the destroyed buildings, shattered roads, smelly garbages scattered almost everywhere. ( Aysu Biçer - Anadolu Agency )

BEIRUT, LEBANON - AUGUST 13: Security forces patrol streets after a fire at a warehouse with explosives at the Port of Beirut led to massive blasts on 4th August in Beirut, Lebanon on August 13, 2020. Although the shock of the deadly explosion is still on them, the people of Beirut are admirable for their resistance, healing each other's wounds day by day. On Aug. 4, the explosion of a warehouse in the Lebanese capital filled with nearly 3,000 tons of ammonium nitrate took at least 200 lives, also leaving around 6,000 injured and 300,000 people homeless in the massive blast zone. Now, the streets of Beirut are just like war zones with the destroyed buildings, shattered roads, smelly garbages scattered almost everywhere. ( Aysu Biçer - Anadolu Agency )

BEIRUT, LEBANON - AUGUST 13: A person stands near damaged and broken material after a fire at a warehouse with explosives at the Port of Beirut led to massive blasts on 4th August in Beirut, Lebanon on August 13, 2020. Although the shock of the deadly explosion is still on them, the people of Beirut are admirable for their resistance, healing each other's wounds day by day. On Aug. 4, the explosion of a warehouse in the Lebanese capital filled with nearly 3,000 tons of ammonium nitrate took at least 200 lives, also leaving around 6,000 injured and 300,000 people homeless in the massive blast zone. Now, the streets of Beirut are just like war zones with the destroyed buildings, shattered roads, smelly garbages scattered almost everywhere. ( Aysu Biçer - Anadolu Agency )

BEIRUT, LEBANON - AUGUST 13: People are seen inside a damaged flat after a fire at a warehouse with explosives at the Port of Beirut led to massive blasts on 4th August in Beirut, Lebanon on August 13, 2020. Although the shock of the deadly explosion is still on them, the people of Beirut are admirable for their resistance, healing each other's wounds day by day. On Aug. 4, the explosion of a warehouse in the Lebanese capital filled with nearly 3,000 tons of ammonium nitrate took at least 200 lives, also leaving around 6,000 injured and 300,000 people homeless in the massive blast zone. Now, the streets of Beirut are just like war zones with the destroyed buildings, shattered roads, smelly garbages scattered almost everywhere. ( Aysu Biçer - Anadolu Agency )

BEIRUT, LEBANON - AUGUST 13: A woman is seen inside a damaged flat after a fire at a warehouse with explosives at the Port of Beirut led to massive blasts on 4th August in Beirut, Lebanon on August 13, 2020. Although the shock of the deadly explosion is still on them, the people of Beirut are admirable for their resistance, healing each other's wounds day by day. On Aug. 4, the explosion of a warehouse in the Lebanese capital filled with nearly 3,000 tons of ammonium nitrate took at least 200 lives, also leaving around 6,000 injured and 300,000 people homeless in the massive blast zone. Now, the streets of Beirut are just like war zones with the destroyed buildings, shattered roads, smelly garbages scattered almost everywhere. ( Aysu Biçer - Anadolu Agency )

BEIRUT, LEBANON - AUGUST 13: A person views a street from a balcony after a fire at a warehouse with explosives at the Port of Beirut led to massive blasts on 4th August in Beirut, Lebanon on August 13, 2020. Although the shock of the deadly explosion is still on them, the people of Beirut are admirable for their resistance, healing each other's wounds day by day. On Aug. 4, the explosion of a warehouse in the Lebanese capital filled with nearly 3,000 tons of ammonium nitrate took at least 200 lives, also leaving around 6,000 injured and 300,000 people homeless in the massive blast zone. Now, the streets of Beirut are just like war zones with the destroyed buildings, shattered roads, smelly garbages scattered almost everywhere. ( Aysu Biçer - Anadolu Agency )

BEIRUT, LEBANON - AUGUST 13: A person views a street from a balcony after a fire at a warehouse with explosives at the Port of Beirut led to massive blasts on 4th August in Beirut, Lebanon on August 13, 2020. Although the shock of the deadly explosion is still on them, the people of Beirut are admirable for their resistance, healing each other's wounds day by day. On Aug. 4, the explosion of a warehouse in the Lebanese capital filled with nearly 3,000 tons of ammonium nitrate took at least 200 lives, also leaving around 6,000 injured and 300,000 people homeless in the massive blast zone. Now, the streets of Beirut are just like war zones with the destroyed buildings, shattered roads, smelly garbages scattered almost everywhere. ( Aysu Biçer - Anadolu Agency )

BEIRUT, LEBANON - AUGUST 13: A view of the damage after a fire at a warehouse with explosives at the Port of Beirut led to massive blasts on 4th August in Beirut, Lebanon on August 13, 2020. Although the shock of the deadly explosion is still on them, the people of Beirut are admirable for their resistance, healing each other's wounds day by day. On Aug. 4, the explosion of a warehouse in the Lebanese capital filled with nearly 3,000 tons of ammonium nitrate took at least 200 lives, also leaving around 6,000 injured and 300,000 people homeless in the massive blast zone. Now, the streets of Beirut are just like war zones with the destroyed buildings, shattered roads, smelly garbages scattered almost everywhere. ( Aysu Biçer - Anadolu Agency )

BEIRUT, LEBANON - AUGUST 13: A view of the damage after a fire at a warehouse with explosives at the Port of Beirut led to massive blasts on 4th August in Beirut, Lebanon on August 13, 2020. Although the shock of the deadly explosion is still on them, the people of Beirut are admirable for their resistance, healing each other's wounds day by day. On Aug. 4, the explosion of a warehouse in the Lebanese capital filled with nearly 3,000 tons of ammonium nitrate took at least 200 lives, also leaving around 6,000 injured and 300,000 people homeless in the massive blast zone. Now, the streets of Beirut are just like war zones with the destroyed buildings, shattered roads, smelly garbages scattered almost everywhere. ( Aysu Biçer - Anadolu Agency )

BEIRUT, LEBANON - AUGUST 13: Women walk past a damaged car after a fire at a warehouse with explosives at the Port of Beirut led to massive blasts on 4th August in Beirut, Lebanon on August 13, 2020. Although the shock of the deadly explosion is still on them, the people of Beirut are admirable for their resistance, healing each other's wounds day by day. On Aug. 4, the explosion of a warehouse in the Lebanese capital filled with nearly 3,000 tons of ammonium nitrate took at least 200 lives, also leaving around 6,000 injured and 300,000 people homeless in the massive blast zone. Now, the streets of Beirut are just like war zones with the destroyed buildings, shattered roads, smelly garbages scattered almost everywhere. ( Aysu Biçer - Anadolu Agency )