sunniva rose is a journalist based in beirut. her flat has been damaged by the explosion. and also residential. the the residential. the everybody in the neighbourhood has the window shattered. he cannot even walk in the street, just covered in glass and there were body bags in the street down near my house, entire buildings have collapsed. the city is dark, it's completely dark, there's no electricity now it has come back a little bit. as you know there is electricity problems in lebanon in addition to this. the whole city is in shock, people were crying in the streets and covered in blood. i don't know what the actual toll is an injury toll, but it's going tojust go up toll is an injury toll, but it's going to just go up because people toll is an injury toll, but it's going tojust go up because people i think are trapped in the rubble as well. in the hospitals are overwhelmed with this and of course some people frightened about going to hospitals. i don't know if you we re to hospitals. i don't know if you were badly or let the injured but people don't want to risk going

earlier i spoke to sunniva rose.based in beirut whose flat was damaged by the explosion. i'm not very far from the port. quite close and also quite residential. the everybody in the neighbourhood has the window shattered. he cannot even walk in the street, just covered in glass and there were body bags in the street down near my house, entire buildings have collapsed. the city is dark, it's completely dark, there's no electricity now it has come back a little bit. as you know there is electricity problems in lebanon in addition to this. the whole city is in shock, people were crying in the streets and covered in blood. i don't know what the actual toll is an injury toll, but it's going to just go up because people i think are trapped in the rubble as well. in the hospitals are overwhelmed with this going to hospitals.