An aerial view shows the massive damage done to Beirut port's grain silos (C) and the area around it on August 5, 2020, one day after a mega-blast tore through the harbour in the heart of the Lebanese capital with the force of an earthquake, killing more than 100 people and injuring over 4,000. - Rescuers searched for survivors in Beirut in the morning after a cataclysmic explosion at the port sowed devastation across entire neighbourhoods, killing more than 100 people, wounding thousands and plunging Lebanon deeper into crisis. (Photo by - / AFP)

An aerial view of ruined structures at the port damaged by an explosion a day earlier. Picture: Getty Images

A Lebanese couple inspect the damage to their house. Picture: AFP

The aftermath of the blast that tore through Lebanon's capital. Picture: AFP

The damaged grain silos of Beirut's harbour and its surroundings. Picture: AFP

Officials said a waterfront warehouse storing explosive materials, reportedly 2,700 tons of ammonium nitrate, was the cause of the blast. Picture: Getty Images

A still from vision of the explosion.

A ship engulfed in flames at the port of Beirut. Picture: AFP

People check the damage to a car in Beirut. Picture: AFP

Thousands were injured in the explosion. Picture: Getty Images

Damage at the Australian embassy in Beirut. Picture: Samira El Azar

Damage at the Australian embassy in Beirut. Picture: Samira El Azar

Windows at the Australian embassy were blown out. Picture: Samira El Azar

The interior of a church is pictured in the aftermath of the blast. Picture: AFP

Smoke rises above wrecked buildings at the city's port. Picture: Getty Images

Lebanon's President Michel Aoun, centre, wears a protective face mask as he visits the site. Picture: AFP

People clean debris at Mohammed al-Amin mosque in the centre of Beirut. Picture: AFP

Destroyed buildings are visible a day after the explosion. Picture: Getty Images

A destroyed rooftop in Beirut the day after the blast. Picture: Getty Images

People inspect the damage on buildings near the port. Picture: AFP

A man wearing a protective mask against the coronavirus stands across the road from the damaged grain silos. Picture: AFP

Rescuers worked through the night, searching for survivors. Picture: AFP

A woman is evacuated from the partially destroyed Beirut neighbourhood of Mar Mikhael. Picture: AFP

The damaged grain silo and a burnt boat at Beirut's harbour. Picture: AFP

Rescuers searched for survivors in Beirut in the morning after a cataclysmic explosion. Picture: AFP

Entire neighbourhoods were destroyed. Picture: AFP

Young women wearing protective masks and gloves against the coronavirus pandemic, stand amid the rubble in Beirut's Gimmayzeh commercial district. Picture: AFP

Smoke rises above cranes and wrecked structures in the city's port. Picture: Getty Images

Wounded people wait to received help outside a hospital. Picture: AFP

The destruction in the Gemmayzeh area in the centre of Beirut. Picture: AFP

Firefighters douse a blaze at the scene of the explosion. Picture: AFP

Two men at the scene of the blast. Picture: AFP

Lebanese army soldiers stand while behind a helicopter puts out the fire. Picture: AFP

An injured man lies at the back of a car before being rushed away from the scene. Picture: AFP

A Lebanese army soldier and a man carry away an injured man at a hospital. Picture: AFP

Debris is seen on a main road in Beirut at sunset. Picture: AFP

Soldiers walk through a street littered in debris. Picture: Getty Images

People walk on a street covered in debris. Picture: Getty Images

A man surveys destroyed buildings. Picture: Getty Images

A photo taken from Zaytouna Bay shows a red plume of fire behind a high-rise in central Beirut. Picture: AFP