Driving in Beirut - Gemmayze Mar Mikhael Streets (December 2021)
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- Опубліковано 18 жов 2024
- Beirut 1 year after explosion
Beirut next to Port of Beirut
Driving in Gemmayze and Mar Mikhael (Rue Gouraud) Ashrafieh regions one year after the August 4 explosion.
Driving in Beirut Lebanon in 2022
Beirut reconstruction 2020 2021
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Hopefully we'll be able to solve this electricity crises and get rid of those ugly wires everywhere!! :(
I agree, take the wires out and it will look 100x better and cleaner
The wires are there because private generators is a must. If the government ever changes (never probably) and starts giving normal electricity we can get rid of the wires
I LOVE BEIRUT ! GOD BLESS LEBANON
If you're recording through car, you got to have a clean front window bro. Thanks for your effort btw. Wish the best for you ✌🏼
There's nothing going on in Lebanon, the media pretends it's poor, the cars in this city are more expensive than in my street (Netherlands)
That's what I thought about. I agree about cars, in Netherlands cars are really good though 😆
Most of these These cars were bought before the economic crisis in october 2019
Exactly the same thing here in Tunisia.
But hey ! never value a country by it's cars, sometimes it depends on the country's laws, in Lebanon for example car import is easy and cars are cheap there so this explains the number of cool cars seen on their roads, for example in my country Tunisia. If you wanna import a normal car (about 1500cc) u have to pay 100% of its price for the customs, and if its something above 2000cc, get ready for 300%+ !!!
Exactly, I saw so many g wagons and Range Rovers
What bullshit statement. This is the capital. Compare the average care you see in the video to the average car in Downton Amsterdam. Don't let you fool yourself.
Amazing
Beautiful City.
The wires remind me of the early days of electricity when homes had wires crisscrossing every room because the homes were built prior to placing the wires in the walls.
Beirut is amazing
respect from Israel ❤❤❤
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What where is this explosion in beirut
This is a very good idea to show status of different places at different times in the world! I cannot see any signs of electricity and gas shortages that I've heard about. Just a city rebuilding after the accident. No riots, no poor people on the streets etc.
I am in Beirut, at the moment. There are power cuts every single day. Also, there are parts of Beirut where you have homeless people begging on the streets. Just walk down Hamra road, for instance, and you will be constantly hassled by beggars - especially if they know you are a tourist.
I do like Beirut - that's why I am here - but you cannot make your judgement on the entire city simply based on this car ride in just one small part of the city. And you cannot tell if there are power cuts from someone driving by in a car!
@@easyware and there are no beggars in the US ?? There r no millions of homeless there ???
Look, Lebanon is the most fascinating country in terms of wealth distribution.The rich and the poor are very mixed in the streets unlike other countries where you can really differentiate. Literally in the same appartment complex u can have 2 neighbors one thinking about how to buy a pound of steak and one racking in millions of fresh dollars a year.
@@anthonyk1833 there’s rich people in Lebanon? I thought it was all poor people
@@spidey7777 there’s more homeless people here in Boston then anywhere else bruh