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Hariri’s political adviser killed in Beirut blast

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Hariri’s political adviser killed in Beirut blast

Hariri's political adviser killed in Beirut blast

 BEIRUT– TV footage showed fires and human remains following the explosion.

Four people including former Lebanese Finance Minister Mohamed Shateh, a Sunni political adviser to former premier Saad Hariri, were killed on Friday in a deadly blast in the Lebanese capital.

The explosion struck central Beirut early Friday.

Lebanese authorities are yet to comment on the blast.

No group has yet claimed responsibility for the bombing.

Tags: Beirut blastLebanese Finance MinisterMohamed Shateh
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