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According to the CNN, a sign resembling a heart was discovered in the ruins of the Mar Mikhael area (capital Beirut, Lebanon), although the explosion of a chemical warehouse in the port of Beirut occurred 30 days ago.
Before that, on September 3, the rescue team detected movement and scanned the body temperature under the pile of stones and the respiration around 18 beats / minute. On 4/9, respiration decreased to 8 beats / minute.
Rescue teams located immediately, but found no survivors.
“We couldn’t find anyone at the place where the heart rate detector was located,” said a volunteer from the military.
Another volunteer, Mansour Al Asmat, however, said rescuers had detected signs of a heartbeat elsewhere under the wreckage.
“The more bricks we remove, the clearer the signal from the machine will be of the exact location where that beat is emitted,” said Al Asmat.
Photo: Getty
The crowd of about 200 people were asked to be quiet and turn off their phones so the machine could easily detect breathing and heart rate.
The body temperature scan then revealed two bodies, a smaller body curled up next to a larger body.
Rescuers are still at the scene, but said the search will likely end soon.
The Asmat volunteer said the rescue team was still 100% certain that there was a body under the wreckage, but that the person might not be alive.
“The sniffers have smelled and detected body odor. We depend on machines and sniffer dogs, ”Asmat said, adding that it was possible the machine had confused something else, like clockwise, with heart rate.
“There may be nothing underneath the wreckage, but as long as the sniff can smell the scent of a human body, and the machine still shows a heartbeat, we’ll keep looking. Combining both signs, it is clear that there is something underneath that brick. “
The Beirut port explosion devastates part of the Lebanese capital. Photo: Getty
Francisco Lermanda, an employee of the Topos Chile search and rescue organization, did not express much optimism about the possibility of finding someone alive. But he doesn’t rule out this rare possibility.
“In Haiti, one person survived for 28 days under the rubble,” added Lermanda.
On August 4, there was a devastating explosion in the port of Beirut, killing 190 people, injuring more than 6,000 and more than 300,000 people without a place to live.
It was identified that the explosion was related to a warehouse of almost 3,000 tons of ammonium nitrate, stored in the port of Beirut for 6 years without having been properly preserved.
Heartbreaking at the Beirut Port explosion at very close range
The recently released video shows the moment when the Lebanese capital, Beirut, was rocked by a chemical warehouse explosion on August 4. The distance from the place where the explosion occurred to the place where the cameraman was was only a few hundred meters. 158 people have died, 5,000 have been injured, 300,000 are homeless and 60 are still missing after the horrific incident.
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