More Wireless Devices Explode in Lebanon
More Wireless Devices Explode in Lebanon in Second Attack
For a second day, hand-held communication devices exploded across Lebanon and in the southern suburbs of the capital, Beirut, in an apparent attack on Hezbollah. At least nine people were killed and 300 injured,
‘New era’ of war beginning, Israel says, as more Hezbollah devices explode across Lebanon
Israel said a “new era” of war was beginning Wednesday, tacitly acknowledging its role in shock twin attacks targeting Hezbollah that have pushed the Middle East back to the brink of wider conflict.
Death toll in Lebanon from explosions of wireless communication devices rises to 20
Lebanese Ministry of Communications announces that ICOM devices involved in latest explosions were unlicensed, had not been approved by security agencies - Anadolu Ajansı
Lebanon: Death toll from device explosions in Lebanon rises to 37, injuries near 3,000
The death toll in explosions targeting pagers and handheld radios across Lebanon on Tuesday and Wednesday has risen to 37, whereas the injuries came at 2,931, Lebanese Health Minister Firas Abiad said on Thursday.
14 Die, at Least 450 Hurt in Beirut in Second Wave of Exploding Devices
A number of radio communications devices owned by Hezbollah members have exploded in Beirut, Lebanon on Wednesday, according to multiple reports.
US, Israel coordinated on device explosion attacks in Lebanon: Report
The U.S. and Israel coordinated regarding the detonation of wireless communication devices used by the Lebanese group Hezbollah, despite
9 killed, over 300 injured in explosions of communication devices in Lebanon
BEIRUT -- Nine people were killed and more than 300 others injured in explosions of wireless communication devices across Lebanon on Wednesday, the Lebanese Health Ministry reported. Explosions were heard Wednesday afternoon in Beirut's southern suburb and several regions in southern and eastern Lebanon.
Death toll from 2nd wave of communication device explosions in Lebanon rises to 14
The death toll in explosions of wireless communication devices across Lebanon on Wednesday rose to 14, with injuries up to 450, said the Lebanese Health Ministry. Explosions were heard Wednesday afternoon in Beirut's southern suburb and several regions in southern and eastern Lebanon.
Death toll from wireless communication devices explosions rises to 20 : Lebanese Ministry of Health:
The death toll from a series of new ICOM wireless communication device explosions in Lebanon has risen to 20.The death toll in Lebanon from the explosions of ICOM
More Wireless Devices Explode in Lebanon
Walkie-talkies belonging to Hezbollah members exploded across Lebanon on Wednesday, killing more than a dozen people and wounding hundreds, officials said. The Times verified footage from an explosion at a funeral that sent mourners fleeing for safety.
Lebanon reels as more devices explode, casualties rise
The source of Wednesday’s explosions was not immediately clear, but the blasts came a day after thousands of pagers used by Hezbollah blew up across Lebanon.
How pagers turned into explosive devices in Lebanon
Pagers, used every day by health care professionals, became a deadly weapon Tuesday as thousands of them simultaneously ...
Second wave of Lebanon device explosions kills 20 and wounds 450
At least 14 people have been killed and more than 450 others wounded by a second wave of explosions from wireless ...
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Lebanese army detonates 'suspicious' wireless devices, urges vigilance
At least 32 killed, thousands injured in 2 waves of wireless device explosions across Lebanon - Anadolu Ajansı ...
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Lebanon experiences wave of walkie-talkie explosions after pager attack
Lebanon was shaken by the explosion of a wireless communication device, a walkie-talkie day after the Hezbollah pagers attack ...
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Taiwan’s Gold Apollo: Explosive Pagers Were Manufactured in Hungary
Gold Apollo, a Taiwanese company known for manufacturing pager radios, stated that the devices in question were actually ...
Cellphones are no longer allowed in class at Ankeny. Here's when the ban goes into effect:
The new policy prohibits students from using wireless communication devices including phones, smart watches and earbuds, ...
What are pagers? Why does Hezbollah still use a now out-of-fashion communication device?
Sources within the Lebanese security community have alleged that the Israeli Mossad spy agency embedded explosives in 5,000 ...
What we know about the pagers that exploded in Lebanon and Syria
Ambulances are being dispatched to the area in Beirut, Lebanon while security forces take precautions after at least eight ...