In the days after the Beirut explosion, the Guardian followed yoga teacher Jana Saleh as she volunteered to help clear up. She finds chaos, disorder and a lack of support from Lebanese authorities: ‘there is no government, no army … nothing’. In the immediate aftermath, she searches through wreckage, helps out older people and clears a hospital smashed beyond repair.
More than 150 people died in the blast, around 5,000 were injured and at least 60 are still missing, according to the health ministry
* What we know about the Beirut explosion – video explainer
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