Hezbollah pagers: what do we know about how the attack happened?
Briefly

In an unprecedented security breach, thousands of pagers belonging to members of Hezbollah detonated across Lebanon simultaneously, killing 12 and wounding almost 3,000 others.
A senior Lebanese security source said that up to three grams of explosives had been hidden in new pagers for months, activating upon receiving a coded message.
An American official claimed the pagers were tampered with before reaching Lebanon, with explosives positioned differently than usual—next to the battery with a remote switch.
Hospitals across Lebanon were overwhelmed with patients, leading to the establishment of a field hospital in Tyre to accommodate the surge of wounded individuals.
Read at www.theguardian.com
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