Evening Edition: Nearly 50 killed after explosions rock Beirut
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More than 2,750 people were injured in the blasts, Lebanon's health minister said. The nation's head of general security said the explosions occurred after a warehouse holding highly explosive materials caught fire in the city's port.
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