The couple’s photos were taken through Nabil Mounzer of the European Press Photography Agency over the weekend and showed that the couple’s antics had caught the attention of alleged locals, revealed a report from the New York Post.
The couple’s wife sported a cobalt blue ensemble by adding a sports bra, leopard-print shorts, oversized open heels and a purse.
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Her male partner opted for a simpler outfit that included a short-sleeved blouse and a pair of matching shorts and sneakers.
The two visitors reportedly took turns taking photos of others near Beirut’s destroyed port from the bridge watching as Lebanese flags waved in the wind.
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It is transparent if the couple is a Lebanese national or if an influential social network is being followed.
Twitter users have criticized the couple for the disrespectful decision, and many say it shows that “people don’t care.”
Instagram influencers have been criticized in the afterlife for posing in painful storytelling. In 2018, a style was requested to take a selfie while visiting a Holocaust memorial.
BEIRUT EXPLOSION LINKED TO A RUSSIAN SHIP THAT STORES AMMONIUM NITRATE ON THE LEFT IN THE PORT, CALLED “FLOATING BOMB”
The large explosion in Beirut on August 4 is thought to have been due to accidental ignition of ammonium nitrate, a chemical used to make fertilizers and explosives. An investigation revealed that a warehouse in the city’s port contained 2,750 tons of the substance, which it received from a Russian shipment seized in 2013.
A photo shoot in Beirut was interrupted through the surprise waves of the big explosion.
Protests have rocked Lebanon since the incident and the country’s Prime Minister Haasan Diab recently announced his resignation hours after his entire Cabinet stepped down.
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