Lebanon's Parliament met Thursday in the first session since the tragic explosion last week that changed the face of the capital and forced the government to resign. It then moved to discuss the resignation of nearly a dozen lawmakers who quit last week in protest of the government's handling of the Aug. 4 blast, which also left more than 6,000 injured. It still was not known what caused the fire responsible for igniting nearly 3,000 tons of ammonium nitrate stored in Beirut's port.
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