Okeili rebuilt her studio from scratch nearly two months after it was destroyed, crediting the support she received from friends and donors. Photo: Hala Okeili
Hala Okeili lost her home and her yoga studio in the aftermath of the Beirut explosion on August 4.
Okeili's husband was injured, but unable be operated upon for days after as hospitals were overwhelmed with patients. Photo: Hala Okeili
Friends helped to fix Okeili's home when she was in the hospital for her husband's surgery. Photo: Hala Okeili
People took to the streets to help complete strangers move their belongings from ruined houses, says Okeili. Photo: Hala Okeili
Okeili's yoga studio before the blast. Photo: Hala Okeili
Okeili's yoga studio after the blast. Photo: Hala Okeili
Okeili rebuilt her studio from scratch nearly two months after it was destroyed, crediting the support she received from friends and donors. Photo: Hala Okeili
Hala Okeili lost her home and her yoga studio in the aftermath of the Beirut explosion on August 4.
Okeili's husband was injured, but unable be operated upon for days after as hospitals were overwhelmed with patients. Photo: Hala Okeili
Friends helped to fix Okeili's home when she was in the hospital for her husband's surgery. Photo: Hala Okeili
People took to the streets to help complete strangers move their belongings from ruined houses, says Okeili. Photo: Hala Okeili
Okeili's yoga studio before the blast. Photo: Hala Okeili
Okeili's yoga studio after the blast. Photo: Hala Okeili
Okeili rebuilt her studio from scratch nearly two months after it was destroyed, crediting the support she received from friends and donors. Photo: Hala Okeili
