Sphinx Glass is supporting Beirut

Date: 31 August 2020

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Date: 31 August 2020

Sphinx Glass Egypt is stepping up as a force for good to help Beirut to stand up again through donating 125 tons of glass to the Lebanese capital, Beirut.

This morning 5 containers were delivered to the Lebanese government as Sphinx Glass Egypt has chimed in its support to Beirut after the explosion shook the heart of Beirut, flattening neighborhoods and causing significant damage for facades.

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