Beirut explosion: Lebanon security forces fire teargas at protesters as anger mounts

State media say several injured in protests as ambassador to Jordan resigns over state negligence'

• Blast timeline: what we know, and what we don't
• None of them this time': Lebanese vow not to let leaders off hook

Lebanese security forces have fired teargas at demonstrators in Beirut, as rage over the country's leadership grew following a massive explosion that laid waste to large parts of the capital on Tuesday.

State media reported late on Thursday that security forces confronted dozens of anti-government protesters in central Beirut. Some in the small protest were wounded, the National News Agency (NNA) reported.