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'Car bombing' rocks Beirut suburb Four killed in Beirut 'bombing'
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A suspected car bomb has exploded in a mainly Christian suburb of the Lebanese capital, Beirut. At least four people have been killed in a suspected car bomb attack in a mainly Christian suburb of the Lebanese capital, Beirut.
The explosion in the eastern Sin al-Fil district damaged nearby buildings and sent clouds of smoke into the air. The blast in the busy eastern Sin al-Fil district damaged several nearby buildings and set four cars alight.
Pictures from LBC television showed several bodies being carried away from the scene. The station said the car that exploded was registered to an MP. A senior government adviser told CNN that the car which exploded belonged to an MP, Antoine Ghanim, who is a member of the anti-Syrian Phalange party.
The anti-Syrian Lebanese politician, Pierre Gemayel, was assassinated in the district by gunmen in November 2006. A Phalange leader, Pierre Gemayel, was assassinated in Sin al-Fil in November.
The explosion was reportedly close to the residence of Gemayel's father, Amin.

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