BEIRUT, Lebanon, Oct. 16 (UPI) -- Beirut has turned into a big shelter to accommodate an unprecedented number of displaced people who were forced to evacuate their villages and flee their homes in southern and eastern Lebanon, as well as the city's southern suburbs, after they were largely destroyed by Israel's carpet bombing. They are everywhere: along the corniche, in the streets, public schools, exhibition centers and even night clubs. Mostly fled with very few belongings. Advertisement The