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Brussels explosions: 34 killed and 170 wounded in two attacks as terrorists 'remain at large' - live
Two explosions have been heard at Brussels airport with video and stills pictures showing smoke rising from one of the terminal buildings
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07:25
Two explosions at Brussels airport
Two explosions have been heard at Brussels airport with video and stills pictures showing smoke rising from one of the terminal buildings
07:28
'Injuries in departure lounge'
Injuries have been reported in the departures lounge of the airport, while authorities are yet to confirm whether the explosion was part of a terrorist attack.
07:29
Panic at Brussels airport entrance as passengers flee from explosion
Video footage has emerged of passengers fleeing the airport
07:31
Airport closed following explosions
The airport has been closed and flights cancelled, whie rail routes to Zaventem airport have been diverted.
07:36
Passengers evacuated from airport
As the cause of the two explosions at Zaventem airport remains unclear, video images are beginning to emerge of passengers fleeing the airport. The Belgian authorities are yet to comment on what took place.
07:39
Windows shattered in blast
This image appears to show the destruction wrought by the two explosions at Brussels airport, authorities say is "too early" to comment on.
07:44
Two 'seriously wounded,' explosion took place 'in departures area'
Two people are seriously wounded after the explosion, which is feared to be a terrorist attack, and the blasts reportedly took place in the departure zone in the charter area and at counters 4 and 5, the Telegraph's Henry Samuel reports.
The Belgian authorities say they have launched a "catastrophe" plan in response to the blast, according to Belgian media.
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07:47
'Several injured' - airport spokesman
Anke Fransen, a spokesman for Zaventem airport, says: "There were two blasts in the departure hall. First aid team are in place for help."
07:51
'At least 11 dead' - Belgian media reports
Unconfirmed reports in Belgian media say that there have been 11 deaths at Brussels Zaventem airport.
08:03
Tiles strewn across floor - suitcases abandoned
Footage from inside the building shows a scene of devastation, with ceiling tiles strewn across the floor and suitcases abandoned.
Airport spokeswoman Anke Fransen said: "There were two blasts in the departure hall. The first aid team are in place for help."
08:06
Witness: 'I could feel the buildings move'
According to reports, the incident centred on an American Airlines desk in a departure hall.
Sky News Middle East correspondent Alex Rossi, who was at the airport en route for Tel Aviv, told the channel: "I could feel the buildings move."
Describing how people were "dazed and shocked", he said: "The word is definitely two explosions. The thinking here by everybody is that it is some kind of terrorist attack although that hasn't been verified by anyone here at the airport.
"No word too of casualties. Don't know how the explosion took place, the method if you like. But it certainly seems Brussels airport has been targeted in a terrorist attack.
"We are all being moved out of the airport now towards the emergency exit. There is a great deal of confusion here. Certainly there are a number of very upset, as you might imagine, very frightened people."
He added: "There are fears that there might be other attackers."
Mr Rossi, who had checked his luggage through the main baggage area and was at a departure gate, said he thought he was "fairly close" to the explosions but he could not be sure.
He told Sky News as he was being ushered out of the airport along with other passengers: "We felt the walls of the building rock. Dust came down from the ceiling.
"I think it was a very big explosion - hardly surprising the windows are blown out.
"I would expect if there were people around when those explosions happened - we heard two explosions - there will be a number of casualties."
08:13
'Shots were fired in airport and Arabic shouted before blasts'
Shots were fired and there was shouting in Arabic voices before the first of the blasts, according to Belgian news agency Belga.
Videos and images on social media show smoke rising from the airport building's shattered windows.
Images are beginning to emerge on social media of the wounded.
08:20
'It was chaos, it was the worst thing'
Jef Versele, 40, from Ghent, Belgium, was at the airport when he heard the two explosions.
"I was on my way to check in and two bombs went off - two explosions," he said.
"I didn't see anything. Everything was coming down. Glassware. It was chaos it was unbelievable. It was the worst thing."
He added: "People were running away, there were lots of people on the ground. A lot of people are injured."
08:25
Reports of third explosion at Brussels Metro station close
According to unconfirmed local reports, a bomb has gone off at Maalbeek Metro station in Brussels close to European Union institutions.
08:31
Belgian terror level raised to maximum
The Belgian terror level has been raised to its maximum level in the wake of the airport explosions, according to the interior minister.
08:38
David Cameron: We will do everything we can to help
08:38
Latest death toll: Up to 10 reported dead and 30 more injured
Several people are feared dead and many injured after the suspected terrorist bomb attacks in Brussels.
The Belgian capital's airport was this morning rocked by a double blast, with reports of up to 10 dead and around 30 more injured.
Another blast was reported by local media at a Metro station at Maelbeek in the city, close to European Union buildings. Unconfirmed reports suggested another blast at Schuman station.
The suspected terror attack came as Brussels was on the highest level of alert following the arrest of Paris atrocity suspect Salah Abdeslam in the city last week.
08:49
Airport explosions were 'suicide attack'
The explosions at Zaventem airport in Brussels were part of a "suicide attack", according to the Belgian state broadcaster.
Maelbeek station is around 500 metres from the buildings of the European Parliament.
As well as the airport, the whole Metro system was closed after the attacks.
Treating the injured outside a Brussels Metro station
08:56
Images show injured passengers outside Metro
On the Metro, traveller Evan Lamos tweeted a picture of passengers climbing from his train into the tunnel, saying: "We are being evacuated from the back of the Metro, between Schuman and Maelbeek. Smoke in the tunnel as we evacuate."
09:02
'Explosion appeared to come from front of train'
A witness at Maelbeek station told Belgian broadcaster RTBF: "We left Maelbeek station towards the centre at around 9.07, 9.10, when we felt an explosion which appeared to come from the front of the train.
"The lights went off, there was panic given what happened at Brussels airport.
"The doors of the train were forced open to get off the train. There was a lot of smoke. We left via Maelbeek station. The glass doors were blown out. The explosion must have been violent."
09:04
Location of Brussels Metro blast
The Metro blast is believed to have happened on a train between two stations - located here in this map:
09:05
Death toll rises to 13
Belgian media is reported that at least 13 people are dead and 35 injured in the Brussels airport blasts.
09:08
PM to chair meeting of emergency Cobra committee
David Cameron has said he will chair a meeting of the Government's emergency Cobra committee in response to the explosions in Brussels.
09:12
Security increased at London's Gatwick airport
Security has been increased at London Gatwick following the explosions in Brussels, an airport spokesman has confirmed.
09:15
Latest pictures from Belgium's Zaventem airport
09:17
Recap: Everything we know so far
At least 13 people are feared dead and many more have been injured after terrorist bomb attacks on the main airport and Metro system in Brussels this morning.
The coordinated attacks came as the Belgian capital was on a high level of alert following the arrest of Paris atrocity suspect Salah Abdeslam in the city last week.
There were unconfirmed reports of shots being fired and shouting in Arabic at the airport in what Belgian media said was a suicide attack.
At least one explosion hit the Metro system near a station close to European Union buildings.
Here, our Europe Editor Peter Foster brings us everything we know so far. Stay with us for the latest updates.
09:28
Eurostar trains not stopping at Brussels
Eurostar has suspended all trains to and from Brussels in the wake of the attacks on Brussels - with passengers urged not to go to the station. Services are terminating at Lille.
09:38
Local reports death toll has risen to 23
Belgian media is now reporting that 23 people have been killed in two separate attacks on the Brussels airport and Metro system.
09:41
American Airlines: All employees accounted for
The attack at Zaventem airport is believed to have been centred on the American Airlines departures desk.
An American Airlines spokesman said: "We are aware of an incident at the Brussels airport departure hall and are taking care of our customers, employees and contractors. At this time, all of our employees and contractors are accounted for with no reported injuries.
"American Airlines flight 751 has been cancelled for today. When operations at the airport resume, we will re-accommodate our customers."
09:43
'There was blood everywhere... it was a war scene'
Zach Mouzoun, who arrived on a flight from Geneva about 10 minutes before the first airport blast, told France's BFM television that the second louder explosion brought down ceilings and ruptured pipes, mixing water with blood from victims.
"It was atrocious. The ceilings collapsed," he said. "There was blood everywhere, injured people, bags everywhere."
"We were walking in the debris. It was a war scene."
09:44
Pictures show scene of devastation at airport
These are the latest pictures reaching us from Zaventem airport, where luggage is scene amid flames in a scene of devastation.
They were taken by Pavel Ohal, who took them directly after the bomb went off in the airport.
Mr Ohal, who was travelling with his wife and son, aged two, said: "We were standing in line waiting to check in.
"There was a huge explosion and people fell down all around me. My papers blew out of my hands. I turned around and there was a fire on the floor and small fires all around. And a lot of very badly injured people.
"My son was cut in the head when the ceiling came down."
09:53
British officials in Brussels told to avoid crowded places and public transport
Belgian broadcaster RTBF quoted a public prosecutor saying the airport explosion was a suicide attack.
The country's prime minister Charles Michel tweeted: "For the moment, we are asking people to stay where they are."
And British officials in Brussels are being advised by the Foreign Office to avoid crowded places and the public transport network
A spokesman for travel organisation Abta said British holidaymakers in Brussels should follow the instructions of the Belgian authorities, while those due to travel should contact their transport provider.
He added that although Belgium is a popular destination for UK visitors, March is "one of the quieter months for leisure travel".
09:58
Belgium's deputy PM: Avoid making phone calls
Alexander De Croo, the Belgian Deputy Prime Minister, has urged residents to avoid phone calls as the mobile networks are getting "saturated":
Meanwhile, the Thalys train service - which travels between France, Belgium and the Netherlands - has been halted in the wake of the explosions, the operator said.
10:00
UK terror threat level remains at 'severe'
The official threat to the UK from international terrorism currently stands at severe - indicating that an attack is "highly likely".
It has been at that level since August 2014 and has not changed this morning. However, the terror threat level in Belgium has now been raised to its highest level.
10:01
Confirmed: At least 21 people killed
At least 21 people have been killed in the attacks on Brussels airport and Metro system, firefighters have told the AFP news agency.
10:06
All roads closed between France and Belgium
Libération newspaper is reporting that the border between France and Belgium has been closed to all traffic, including road traffic.
Meanwhiles, Brussels Airport issued a statement confirming that all flights have been cancelled for the rest of the day. Passengers are advised to contact their airline for further instructions.
10:09
Extra soldiers sent in to two Paris airports
Extra soldiers and police have been sent in to boost security in the two main Paris airports, Charles de Gaulle and Orly, reports Rory Mulholland in Paris.
Security has also been tightened in the Gare du Nord station in Paris, where Eurotunnel trains to London and Thalys trains to Brussels have been cancelled after the Brussels attacks.
10:16
Philip Hammond: We'll give Belgian authorities every assistance we can
10:20
'The floor collapsed and the glass was falling like rocks'
Here is more from our Brussels Correspondent Matthew Holehouse, who is in the airport:
Cedric vander Swalm, 20, an JetAir employee, was flying to London. The explosion took place on the floor above him.
His face is smeared in soot. He pressed the button of the lift and as he was about to step in to go up, the explosion struck.
"The lift had been full of people and it came back down for me," he said.
"I was going in the elevator and there was a big explosion above me and the doors came off. The floor above me collapsed and the glass was falling like rocks."
The whole tiny village of Zaventem is flooded with passengers as they empty out the airport.
Some are being taken to a sports hall, but many are just sitting on garden walls with their luggage, unsure of where to go or how to get home.
A British woman who asked not to be named said: "I saw one man and then the explosion. I saw him again and his face was scraped out and debris was everywhere."
10:27
Extra 1,600 police to be deployed around France
Some 1,600 extra police to be deployed around France to stations, airports and borders, says Bernard Cazeneuve, the interior minister. An extra 400 will be deployed in Paris.
10:47
Blown-out Metro carriage where '10 killed'
Here is the first image from inside the Metro train, which was left a charred wreck after an explosion outside Maelbeek station in Brussels.
Around 10 people are believed to have been killed in this blast, around an hour after two explosions at Zaventem.
Firefighters have said the death toll from both attacks is 21, but this could rise.
10:56
French PM: 'We are at war'
At a press conference, Mr Michel called the attacks "blind, violent and cowardly".
He added: "We must face this challenge in solidarity, united, together."
Meanwhile, French Prime Minister Manuel Valls has described the Brussels bombings as an "act of war".
"We are facing a particularly serious threat. We are at war. In Europe we have been subject for several months to acts of war."
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Brussels explosions: 34 killed and 170 wounded in two attacks as terrorists 'remain at large' - live
Two explosions have been heard at Brussels airport with video and stills pictures showing smoke rising from one of the terminal buildings
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07:25
Two explosions at Brussels airport
Two explosions have been heard at Brussels airport with video and stills pictures showing smoke rising from one of the terminal buildings
07:28
'Injuries in departure lounge'
Injuries have been reported in the departures lounge of the airport, while authorities are yet to confirm whether the explosion was part of a terrorist attack.
07:29
Panic at Brussels airport entrance as passengers flee from explosion
Video footage has emerged of passengers fleeing the airport
07:31
Airport closed following explosions
The airport has been closed and flights cancelled, whie rail routes to Zaventem airport have been diverted.
07:36
Passengers evacuated from airport
As the cause of the two explosions at Zaventem airport remains unclear, video images are beginning to emerge of passengers fleeing the airport. The Belgian authorities are yet to comment on what took place.
07:39
Windows shattered in blast
This image appears to show the destruction wrought by the two explosions at Brussels airport, authorities say is "too early" to comment on.
07:44
Two 'seriously wounded,' explosion took place 'in departures area'
Two people are seriously wounded after the explosion, which is feared to be a terrorist attack, and the blasts reportedly took place in the departure zone in the charter area and at counters 4 and 5, the Telegraph's Henry Samuel reports.
The Belgian authorities say they have launched a "catastrophe" plan in response to the blast, according to Belgian media.
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07:47
'Several injured' - airport spokesman
Anke Fransen, a spokesman for Zaventem airport, says: "There were two blasts in the departure hall. First aid team are in place for help."
07:51
'At least 11 dead' - Belgian media reports
Unconfirmed reports in Belgian media say that there have been 11 deaths at Brussels Zaventem airport.
08:03
Tiles strewn across floor - suitcases abandoned
Footage from inside the building shows a scene of devastation, with ceiling tiles strewn across the floor and suitcases abandoned.
Airport spokeswoman Anke Fransen said: "There were two blasts in the departure hall. The first aid team are in place for help."
08:06
Witness: 'I could feel the buildings move'
According to reports, the incident centred on an American Airlines desk in a departure hall.
Sky News Middle East correspondent Alex Rossi, who was at the airport en route for Tel Aviv, told the channel: "I could feel the buildings move."
Describing how people were "dazed and shocked", he said: "The word is definitely two explosions. The thinking here by everybody is that it is some kind of terrorist attack although that hasn't been verified by anyone here at the airport.
"No word too of casualties. Don't know how the explosion took place, the method if you like. But it certainly seems Brussels airport has been targeted in a terrorist attack.
"We are all being moved out of the airport now towards the emergency exit. There is a great deal of confusion here. Certainly there are a number of very upset, as you might imagine, very frightened people."
He added: "There are fears that there might be other attackers."
Mr Rossi, who had checked his luggage through the main baggage area and was at a departure gate, said he thought he was "fairly close" to the explosions but he could not be sure.
He told Sky News as he was being ushered out of the airport along with other passengers: "We felt the walls of the building rock. Dust came down from the ceiling.
"I think it was a very big explosion - hardly surprising the windows are blown out.
"I would expect if there were people around when those explosions happened - we heard two explosions - there will be a number of casualties."
08:13
'Shots were fired in airport and Arabic shouted before blasts'
Shots were fired and there was shouting in Arabic voices before the first of the blasts, according to Belgian news agency Belga.
Videos and images on social media show smoke rising from the airport building's shattered windows.
Images are beginning to emerge on social media of the wounded.
08:20
'It was chaos, it was the worst thing'
Jef Versele, 40, from Ghent, Belgium, was at the airport when he heard the two explosions.
"I was on my way to check in and two bombs went off - two explosions," he said.
"I didn't see anything. Everything was coming down. Glassware. It was chaos it was unbelievable. It was the worst thing."
He added: "People were running away, there were lots of people on the ground. A lot of people are injured."
08:25
Reports of third explosion at Brussels Metro station close
According to unconfirmed local reports, a bomb has gone off at Maalbeek Metro station in Brussels close to European Union institutions.
08:31
Belgian terror level raised to maximum
The Belgian terror level has been raised to its maximum level in the wake of the airport explosions, according to the interior minister.
08:38
David Cameron: We will do everything we can to help
08:38
Latest death toll: Up to 10 reported dead and 30 more injured
Several people are feared dead and many injured after the suspected terrorist bomb attacks in Brussels.
The Belgian capital's airport was this morning rocked by a double blast, with reports of up to 10 dead and around 30 more injured.
Another blast was reported by local media at a Metro station at Maelbeek in the city, close to European Union buildings. Unconfirmed reports suggested another blast at Schuman station.
The suspected terror attack came as Brussels was on the highest level of alert following the arrest of Paris atrocity suspect Salah Abdeslam in the city last week.
08:49
Airport explosions were 'suicide attack'
The explosions at Zaventem airport in Brussels were part of a "suicide attack", according to the Belgian state broadcaster.
Maelbeek station is around 500 metres from the buildings of the European Parliament.
As well as the airport, the whole Metro system was closed after the attacks.
Treating the injured outside a Brussels Metro station
08:56
Images show injured passengers outside Metro
On the Metro, traveller Evan Lamos tweeted a picture of passengers climbing from his train into the tunnel, saying: "We are being evacuated from the back of the Metro, between Schuman and Maelbeek. Smoke in the tunnel as we evacuate."
09:02
'Explosion appeared to come from front of train'
A witness at Maelbeek station told Belgian broadcaster RTBF: "We left Maelbeek station towards the centre at around 9.07, 9.10, when we felt an explosion which appeared to come from the front of the train.
"The lights went off, there was panic given what happened at Brussels airport.
"The doors of the train were forced open to get off the train. There was a lot of smoke. We left via Maelbeek station. The glass doors were blown out. The explosion must have been violent."
09:04
Location of Brussels Metro blast
The Metro blast is believed to have happened on a train between two stations - located here in this map:
09:05
Death toll rises to 13
Belgian media is reported that at least 13 people are dead and 35 injured in the Brussels airport blasts.
09:08
PM to chair meeting of emergency Cobra committee
David Cameron has said he will chair a meeting of the Government's emergency Cobra committee in response to the explosions in Brussels.
09:12
Security increased at London's Gatwick airport
Security has been increased at London Gatwick following the explosions in Brussels, an airport spokesman has confirmed.
09:15
Latest pictures from Belgium's Zaventem airport
09:17
Recap: Everything we know so far
At least 13 people are feared dead and many more have been injured after terrorist bomb attacks on the main airport and Metro system in Brussels this morning.
The coordinated attacks came as the Belgian capital was on a high level of alert following the arrest of Paris atrocity suspect Salah Abdeslam in the city last week.
There were unconfirmed reports of shots being fired and shouting in Arabic at the airport in what Belgian media said was a suicide attack.
At least one explosion hit the Metro system near a station close to European Union buildings.
Here, our Europe Editor Peter Foster brings us everything we know so far. Stay with us for the latest updates.
09:28
Eurostar trains not stopping at Brussels
Eurostar has suspended all trains to and from Brussels in the wake of the attacks on Brussels - with passengers urged not to go to the station. Services are terminating at Lille.
09:38
Local reports death toll has risen to 23
Belgian media is now reporting that 23 people have been killed in two separate attacks on the Brussels airport and Metro system.
09:41
American Airlines: All employees accounted for
The attack at Zaventem airport is believed to have been centred on the American Airlines departures desk.
An American Airlines spokesman said: "We are aware of an incident at the Brussels airport departure hall and are taking care of our customers, employees and contractors. At this time, all of our employees and contractors are accounted for with no reported injuries.
"American Airlines flight 751 has been cancelled for today. When operations at the airport resume, we will re-accommodate our customers."
09:43
'There was blood everywhere... it was a war scene'
Zach Mouzoun, who arrived on a flight from Geneva about 10 minutes before the first airport blast, told France's BFM television that the second louder explosion brought down ceilings and ruptured pipes, mixing water with blood from victims.
"It was atrocious. The ceilings collapsed," he said. "There was blood everywhere, injured people, bags everywhere."
"We were walking in the debris. It was a war scene."
09:44
Pictures show scene of devastation at airport
These are the latest pictures reaching us from Zaventem airport, where luggage is scene amid flames in a scene of devastation.
They were taken by Pavel Ohal, who took them directly after the bomb went off in the airport.
Mr Ohal, who was travelling with his wife and son, aged two, said: "We were standing in line waiting to check in.
"There was a huge explosion and people fell down all around me. My papers blew out of my hands. I turned around and there was a fire on the floor and small fires all around. And a lot of very badly injured people.
"My son was cut in the head when the ceiling came down."
09:53
British officials in Brussels told to avoid crowded places and public transport
Belgian broadcaster RTBF quoted a public prosecutor saying the airport explosion was a suicide attack.
The country's prime minister Charles Michel tweeted: "For the moment, we are asking people to stay where they are."
And British officials in Brussels are being advised by the Foreign Office to avoid crowded places and the public transport network
A spokesman for travel organisation Abta said British holidaymakers in Brussels should follow the instructions of the Belgian authorities, while those due to travel should contact their transport provider.
He added that although Belgium is a popular destination for UK visitors, March is "one of the quieter months for leisure travel".
09:58
Belgium's deputy PM: Avoid making phone calls
Alexander De Croo, the Belgian Deputy Prime Minister, has urged residents to avoid phone calls as the mobile networks are getting "saturated":
Meanwhile, the Thalys train service - which travels between France, Belgium and the Netherlands - has been halted in the wake of the explosions, the operator said.
10:00
UK terror threat level remains at 'severe'
The official threat to the UK from international terrorism currently stands at severe - indicating that an attack is "highly likely".
It has been at that level since August 2014 and has not changed this morning. However, the terror threat level in Belgium has now been raised to its highest level.
10:01
Confirmed: At least 21 people killed
At least 21 people have been killed in the attacks on Brussels airport and Metro system, firefighters have told the AFP news agency.
10:06
All roads closed between France and Belgium
Libération newspaper is reporting that the border between France and Belgium has been closed to all traffic, including road traffic.
Meanwhiles, Brussels Airport issued a statement confirming that all flights have been cancelled for the rest of the day. Passengers are advised to contact their airline for further instructions.
10:09
Extra soldiers sent in to two Paris airports
Extra soldiers and police have been sent in to boost security in the two main Paris airports, Charles de Gaulle and Orly, reports Rory Mulholland in Paris.
Security has also been tightened in the Gare du Nord station in Paris, where Eurotunnel trains to London and Thalys trains to Brussels have been cancelled after the Brussels attacks.
10:16
Philip Hammond: We'll give Belgian authorities every assistance we can
10:20
'The floor collapsed and the glass was falling like rocks'
Here is more from our Brussels Correspondent Matthew Holehouse, who is in the airport:
Cedric vander Swalm, 20, an JetAir employee, was flying to London. The explosion took place on the floor above him.
His face is smeared in soot. He pressed the button of the lift and as he was about to step in to go up, the explosion struck.
"The lift had been full of people and it came back down for me," he said.
"I was going in the elevator and there was a big explosion above me and the doors came off. The floor above me collapsed and the glass was falling like rocks."
The whole tiny village of Zaventem is flooded with passengers as they empty out the airport.
Some are being taken to a sports hall, but many are just sitting on garden walls with their luggage, unsure of where to go or how to get home.
A British woman who asked not to be named said: "I saw one man and then the explosion. I saw him again and his face was scraped out and debris was everywhere."
10:27
Extra 1,600 police to be deployed around France
Some 1,600 extra police to be deployed around France to stations, airports and borders, says Bernard Cazeneuve, the interior minister. An extra 400 will be deployed in Paris.
10:47
Blown-out Metro carriage where '10 killed'
Here is the first image from inside the Metro train, which was left a charred wreck after an explosion outside Maelbeek station in Brussels.
Around 10 people are believed to have been killed in this blast, around an hour after two explosions at Zaventem.
Firefighters have said the death toll from both attacks is 21, but this could rise.
10:56
French PM: 'We are at war'
At a press conference, Mr Michel called the attacks "blind, violent and cowardly".
He added: "We must face this challenge in solidarity, united, together."
Meanwhile, French Prime Minister Manuel Valls has described the Brussels bombings as an "act of war".
"We are facing a particularly serious threat. We are at war. In Europe we have been subject for several months to acts of war."
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Quote:Bandara Brussel Diserang Dua Ledakan Bom
BRUSSEL, (PR).- Dua ledakan bom terjadi di Bandara Zaventem Brussel, Belgia, Selasa, 22 Maret 2016. Kantor Berita Belgia, Belga melaporkan belum pasti berapa korban dalam kejadian yang berlangsung sekitar pukul 8.00 pagi waktu setempat.
Video dan gambar yang tersebar di media sosial menunjukkan asap mengepul dari bangunan bandara pascaledakan. Di dalam, jendela bandara tampak hancur. Sebuah rekaman menunjukkan penumpang berlarian untuk keluar dari terminal keselamatan diantar oleh polisi bersenjata.
Selain itu, beberapa sudut lantai tampak dipenuhi langit-langit yang runtuh. Menurut laporan, serangan teror diduga berpusat di terminal keberangkatan American Airlines.
"Ada dua ledakan di ruang keberangkatan, tim pertolongan pertama yang berada di tempat telah menangani bantuan,” kata juru bicara bandara, Anke Fransen seperti dikutip Sky News.
Laman tersebut pun menuliskan, aktivitas bandara telah diblokade. Para petugas bandara dan penumpang yang masih ada di bandara masih ketakutan akan serangan bom berikutnya.***
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Quote:Brussel - Dua ledakan bom terjadi di Bandara Zaventem Brussels, Belgia, Selasa (22/3) pukul 8.00 pagi waktu setempat. Ledakan ini menewaskan satu orang dan beberapa orang lainya mengalami luka-luka.
Laporan juga menyebutkan ada ledakan ketiga yang terjadi di Stastiun Metro Brussels.
Di berbagai media sosial muncul video dan gambar yang menunjukkan asap mengepul dari bangunan bandara pascaledakan. Di dalam, jendela bandara tampak hancur.
Selain itu, beberapa sudut lantai tampak dipenuhi langit-langit yang runtuh. Menurut laporan, serangan teror diduga berpusat di terminal keberangkatan American Airlines.
Juru bicara bandara Anke Fransen mengatakan ada dua ledakan di ruang keberangkatan.
"Tim pertolongan pertama berada di tempat untuk memberikan bantuan. Penumpang diarahkan menuju pintu keluar dan pusat krisis mendesak masyarakat untuk tidak datang ke bandara," kata Fransen.
Media Belgia mengatakan lalu lintas kereta api ke bandara dan penerbangan keluar telah ditangguhkan.
http://www.beritasatu.com/dunia/3561...-brussels.html
Quote:Ledakan Guncang Bandara Brussels, Belgia Tingkatkan Level Ancaman Teror
Brussels, - Dua ledakan mengguncang area Bandara Brussels, Belgia hari ini. Menteri Dalam Negeri Belgia Jan Jambon langsung mengumumkan peningkatan level ancaman teror di negeri itu.
Jambon mengumumkan seperti dilansir kantor berita AFP, Selasa (22/3/2016), level ancaman teror Belgia kini telah dinaikkan dari semula level tiga menjadi level empat atau level tertinggi.
Juru bicara Jambon mengatakan, hal ini diberlakukan untuk seluruh wilayah Belgia.
Kantor berita Belgia, Belga seperti dilansir Reuters, Selasa (22/3/2016), melaporkan satu orang tewas akibat ledakan di Bandara Brussels ini. Sedangkan media Belgia lainnya, RTBF menyebut beberapa orang tewas.
Menurut media Inggris, The Telegraph yang mengutip media lokal di Belgia, ada laporan 11 korban tewas dalam insiden ini. Namun laporan media Belgia itu belum bisa dikonfirmasi kebenarannya.
Beberapa saksi mata, termasuk kepolisian bandara menyebut adanya dua ledakan di kompleks bandara. Namun penyebab ledakan itu belum diketahui pasti.
Ledakan in terjadi selang beberapa hari setelah penangkapan tersangka serangan teror Paris, Salah Abdeslam, yang menewaskan 130 orang. Tersangka yang diburu sejak November tahun lalu itu, berhasil ditangkap di Brussels. Sejak saat itu, otoritas Belgia dalam kondisi waspada tinggi terhadap aksi balasan.
http://news.detik.com/internasional/...-ancaman-teror
Suara tembakan sempat terdengar di kompleks Bandara Internasional Brussels, Belgia, sebelum dua ledakan terjadi. Saksi mata di lokasi mengaku sempat mendengar teriakan dalam bahasa Arab.
Dilaporkan kantor berita Belgia, Belga seperti dilansir Reuters, Selasa (22/3/2016), sempat terdengar beberapa kali suara tembakan di kompleks bandara sebelum ledakan terjadi. Tidak dijelaskan lebih lanjut mengenai informasi teriakan dalam bahasa Arab.
Akibat ledakan ini, kondisi terminal kedatangan bandara Brussels porak-poranda. Kaca jendela berserakan di lantai dan asap mengepul keluar dari terminal kedatangan. Para penumpang dan orang-orang yang ada di kompleks bandara dievakuasi ke lokasi aman.
http://news.detik.com/internasional/...ndara-brussels
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Quote:Bandara Brussel Diserang Dua Ledakan Bom
BRUSSEL, (PR).- Dua ledakan bom terjadi di Bandara Zaventem Brussel, Belgia, Selasa, 22 Maret 2016. Kantor Berita Belgia, Belga melaporkan belum pasti berapa korban dalam kejadian yang berlangsung sekitar pukul 8.00 pagi waktu setempat.
Video dan gambar yang tersebar di media sosial menunjukkan asap mengepul dari bangunan bandara pascaledakan. Di dalam, jendela bandara tampak hancur. Sebuah rekaman menunjukkan penumpang berlarian untuk keluar dari terminal keselamatan diantar oleh polisi bersenjata.
Selain itu, beberapa sudut lantai tampak dipenuhi langit-langit yang runtuh. Menurut laporan, serangan teror diduga berpusat di terminal keberangkatan American Airlines.
"Ada dua ledakan di ruang keberangkatan, tim pertolongan pertama yang berada di tempat telah menangani bantuan,” kata juru bicara bandara, Anke Fransen seperti dikutip Sky News.
Laman tersebut pun menuliskan, aktivitas bandara telah diblokade. Para petugas bandara dan penumpang yang masih ada di bandara masih ketakutan akan serangan bom berikutnya.***
http://www.pikiran-rakyat.com/luar-n...ua-ledakan-bom
Quote:Brussel - Dua ledakan bom terjadi di Bandara Zaventem Brussels, Belgia, Selasa (22/3) pukul 8.00 pagi waktu setempat. Ledakan ini menewaskan satu orang dan beberapa orang lainya mengalami luka-luka.
Laporan juga menyebutkan ada ledakan ketiga yang terjadi di Stastiun Metro Brussels.
Di berbagai media sosial muncul video dan gambar yang menunjukkan asap mengepul dari bangunan bandara pascaledakan. Di dalam, jendela bandara tampak hancur.
Selain itu, beberapa sudut lantai tampak dipenuhi langit-langit yang runtuh. Menurut laporan, serangan teror diduga berpusat di terminal keberangkatan American Airlines.
Juru bicara bandara Anke Fransen mengatakan ada dua ledakan di ruang keberangkatan.
"Tim pertolongan pertama berada di tempat untuk memberikan bantuan. Penumpang diarahkan menuju pintu keluar dan pusat krisis mendesak masyarakat untuk tidak datang ke bandara," kata Fransen.
Media Belgia mengatakan lalu lintas kereta api ke bandara dan penerbangan keluar telah ditangguhkan.
http://www.beritasatu.com/dunia/3561...-brussels.html
Quote:Ledakan Guncang Bandara Brussels, Belgia Tingkatkan Level Ancaman Teror
Brussels, - Dua ledakan mengguncang area Bandara Brussels, Belgia hari ini. Menteri Dalam Negeri Belgia Jan Jambon langsung mengumumkan peningkatan level ancaman teror di negeri itu.
Jambon mengumumkan seperti dilansir kantor berita AFP, Selasa (22/3/2016), level ancaman teror Belgia kini telah dinaikkan dari semula level tiga menjadi level empat atau level tertinggi.
Juru bicara Jambon mengatakan, hal ini diberlakukan untuk seluruh wilayah Belgia.
Kantor berita Belgia, Belga seperti dilansir Reuters, Selasa (22/3/2016), melaporkan satu orang tewas akibat ledakan di Bandara Brussels ini. Sedangkan media Belgia lainnya, RTBF menyebut beberapa orang tewas.
Menurut media Inggris, The Telegraph yang mengutip media lokal di Belgia, ada laporan 11 korban tewas dalam insiden ini. Namun laporan media Belgia itu belum bisa dikonfirmasi kebenarannya.
Beberapa saksi mata, termasuk kepolisian bandara menyebut adanya dua ledakan di kompleks bandara. Namun penyebab ledakan itu belum diketahui pasti.
Ledakan in terjadi selang beberapa hari setelah penangkapan tersangka serangan teror Paris, Salah Abdeslam, yang menewaskan 130 orang. Tersangka yang diburu sejak November tahun lalu itu, berhasil ditangkap di Brussels. Sejak saat itu, otoritas Belgia dalam kondisi waspada tinggi terhadap aksi balasan.
http://news.detik.com/internasional/...-ancaman-teror
Suara tembakan sempat terdengar di kompleks Bandara Internasional Brussels, Belgia, sebelum dua ledakan terjadi. Saksi mata di lokasi mengaku sempat mendengar teriakan dalam bahasa Arab.
Dilaporkan kantor berita Belgia, Belga seperti dilansir Reuters, Selasa (22/3/2016), sempat terdengar beberapa kali suara tembakan di kompleks bandara sebelum ledakan terjadi. Tidak dijelaskan lebih lanjut mengenai informasi teriakan dalam bahasa Arab.
Akibat ledakan ini, kondisi terminal kedatangan bandara Brussels porak-poranda. Kaca jendela berserakan di lantai dan asap mengepul keluar dari terminal kedatangan. Para penumpang dan orang-orang yang ada di kompleks bandara dievakuasi ke lokasi aman.
http://news.detik.com/internasional/...ndara-brussels
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11:03
Who are the likely suspects behind these attacks?
Two suspected terrorists named by Belgian police as accomplices to November’s Paris attacks are likely to be the focus of investigations as to who was responsible for the triple blasts at Brussel’s airports and metros.
Najim Laachraoui and Mohamed Abrini are still on the run following police raids that led to the capture of Salah Abdeslam, the lead Paris attacker, in Brussels on Friday.
One theory is that they may have launched Tuesday's attacks in Brussels on the assumption that police interrogation of Abdeslam would have given police leads as to their own whereabouts.
11:19
Isil network also 'planning attacks in Germany'
Salah Abdeslam, the suspected Isil terrorist arrested in Brussels on Friday, was planning attacks in Germany, reports Justin Huggler in Berlin.
Abdeslam was part of an Isil network set up “explicitly” to carry out attacks on countries including Germany, an unnamed security source told Tagesspiegel newspaper.
The network had around 30 members, and was divided into three separate cells, according to the report, which was published before Tuesday’s attacks in Brussels.
Many members of the first cell were killed in a US air strike on Raqqa in Syria, while the second carried out last November’s Paris attacks.
A third cell was still at large. It is not clear whether this cell may be behind the Brussels attacks.
Abdeslam visited three men posing as Syrian refugees in Germany last October, before the Paris attacks, according to a report by Germany’s SWR radio.
The three were staying at a refugee shelter in Ulm, in southern Germany. After Abdeslam’s visit they disappeared.
11:21
Heightened security around the world after attacks
These are the latest images reaching us from transport hubs around Europe, where security has been stepped up in the wake of the Brussels attacks.
A armed policewoman gestures in Frankfurt Airport Photo: AFP/Getty
Police officers walk past as a group of travelers stand together, after services were suspended on the Brussels Eurostar train route because of the attacks in Belgium Photo: AP
Armed police patrols in Copenhagen Airport Photo: AFP/Getty
The military police carries extra patrols at Schiphol Airport in Amsterdam
Spanish national police officers stand guard at the Adolfo Suarez-Barajas T4 airport terminal in Madrid
11:43
Latest on the dead and injured
The Belgian health ministry has confirmed that 11 people have been killed and 81 are injured following the airport blast.
That brings the number of dead in both attacks to 26 and the injured to 136.
Here's a quick recap on how we understand that breaks down:
Zaventem airport bomb attacks: 11 killed and 81 injured
Metro bomb attack: 15 killed and 55 injured, 10 of them critcally
13:04
Unexploded suicide belt found at airport and Kalashnikov next to dead attacker
Belgian public broadcaster VRT is reporting that police have found a kalashnikov assault rifle next to a dead attacker at Brussels Airport.
Meanwhile, private broadcaster VTM reports that police have discovered a non-exploded suicide bomb belt at the airport.
13:49
Trump: France and Belgium are 'literally disintegrating'
Donald Trump has weighed in on the Brussels attacks, saying European countries such as France and Belgium are "literally disintegrating" and predicting "many more" attacks.
"In my opinion this is just the beginning, it's going to get worse and worse," he told Fox News.
He reiterated his pledge to shut down America's border to Muslims "until we figure out what is going on".
"There's something going on. They're not assimilating into society, and there's something different," he said. "It's not our fault, it's their fault," he added, referring to Muslims.
Mr Trump placed some of the blame for the attacks on "no-go zones" in France and Belgium where, he said, police are afraid to enter.
13:53
Clinton: US must stand with European allies
Hillary Clinton has called the atacks "deeply distressing", and said the US must stand with its European allies, "as they have stood with us on so many occasions", reports David Lawler.
She said the US should tighten security in light of this "sophisticated attack".
John Kirby, spokesman for the US state department, has offered condolences on behalf of the United States and said efforts are underway to determine whether US citizens had been wounded or killed.
17 dead, dozens wounded in 2 blasts at Brussels airport - reports
Brussels police have told Sputnik that Zaventem’s great hall was targeted in the blast, but they couldn’t confirm the number of the victims in the attack.
“There was an explosion, but we cannot say more," a police spokesperson said.
Reports also suggest that first there was a shot fired in the departure hall, then something was called out in Arabic, and only afterward, two explosions rocked the facility.
Reports are coming in that one of the explosions took place near the American Airlines check-in desk. A government source confirmed to VRT broadcaster that it was an attack, while Anke Fransen, spokeswoman for Brussels Airport, said there were multiple injuries. "We can confirm that there have been two explosions in the departure hall. We called the emergency services on the ground – they [are] now provid[ing] first aid to the injured."
Niels Caignau, flight watcher at Swissport, told Radio 1 that he heard an explosion at around 8:00 a.m. local time.
"The windows outside the departure hall are completely shattered. Many people have run out with tears in [their] eyes. We were advised to stay indoors."
Other explosive devices have been discovered at the airport, RTBF correspondent Laurent Henrard cited firefighters as saying.
Rail traffic to the airport has been suspended, Reuters reports.
Belgian media say there are several injured people in the Brussels Airport departure hall and rail traffic to the airport has been suspended.
No planes are landing at Brussels Airport which is in lockdown, and planes are being diverted to Antwerp. Planes are circling over the city of Liege.
Sky News Middle East correspondent Alex Rossi, who was at the airport en route to Tel Aviv, has tweeted that he could "feel the buildings move."
haiyaaa ciilaaka luuwa weelas waaa
Eurabia bakalan tambah banyak kaboom,krn Parasites banyak yg kerja di kargo area waaa
untung yg di Indonistan masih pade toowlool waaa
RIP buat para korban
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11:03
Who are the likely suspects behind these attacks?
Two suspected terrorists named by Belgian police as accomplices to November’s Paris attacks are likely to be the focus of investigations as to who was responsible for the triple blasts at Brussel’s airports and metros.
Najim Laachraoui and Mohamed Abrini are still on the run following police raids that led to the capture of Salah Abdeslam, the lead Paris attacker, in Brussels on Friday.
One theory is that they may have launched Tuesday's attacks in Brussels on the assumption that police interrogation of Abdeslam would have given police leads as to their own whereabouts.
11:19
Isil network also 'planning attacks in Germany'
Salah Abdeslam, the suspected Isil terrorist arrested in Brussels on Friday, was planning attacks in Germany, reports Justin Huggler in Berlin.
Abdeslam was part of an Isil network set up “explicitly” to carry out attacks on countries including Germany, an unnamed security source told Tagesspiegel newspaper.
The network had around 30 members, and was divided into three separate cells, according to the report, which was published before Tuesday’s attacks in Brussels.
Many members of the first cell were killed in a US air strike on Raqqa in Syria, while the second carried out last November’s Paris attacks.
A third cell was still at large. It is not clear whether this cell may be behind the Brussels attacks.
Abdeslam visited three men posing as Syrian refugees in Germany last October, before the Paris attacks, according to a report by Germany’s SWR radio.
The three were staying at a refugee shelter in Ulm, in southern Germany. After Abdeslam’s visit they disappeared.
11:21
Heightened security around the world after attacks
These are the latest images reaching us from transport hubs around Europe, where security has been stepped up in the wake of the Brussels attacks.
A armed policewoman gestures in Frankfurt Airport Photo: AFP/Getty
Police officers walk past as a group of travelers stand together, after services were suspended on the Brussels Eurostar train route because of the attacks in Belgium Photo: AP
Armed police patrols in Copenhagen Airport Photo: AFP/Getty
The military police carries extra patrols at Schiphol Airport in Amsterdam
Spanish national police officers stand guard at the Adolfo Suarez-Barajas T4 airport terminal in Madrid
11:43
Latest on the dead and injured
The Belgian health ministry has confirmed that 11 people have been killed and 81 are injured following the airport blast.
That brings the number of dead in both attacks to 26 and the injured to 136.
Here's a quick recap on how we understand that breaks down:
Zaventem airport bomb attacks: 11 killed and 81 injured
Metro bomb attack: 15 killed and 55 injured, 10 of them critcally
13:04
Unexploded suicide belt found at airport and Kalashnikov next to dead attacker
Belgian public broadcaster VRT is reporting that police have found a kalashnikov assault rifle next to a dead attacker at Brussels Airport.
Meanwhile, private broadcaster VTM reports that police have discovered a non-exploded suicide bomb belt at the airport.
13:49
Trump: France and Belgium are 'literally disintegrating'
Donald Trump has weighed in on the Brussels attacks, saying European countries such as France and Belgium are "literally disintegrating" and predicting "many more" attacks.
"In my opinion this is just the beginning, it's going to get worse and worse," he told Fox News.
He reiterated his pledge to shut down America's border to Muslims "until we figure out what is going on".
"There's something going on. They're not assimilating into society, and there's something different," he said. "It's not our fault, it's their fault," he added, referring to Muslims.
Mr Trump placed some of the blame for the attacks on "no-go zones" in France and Belgium where, he said, police are afraid to enter.
13:53
Clinton: US must stand with European allies
Hillary Clinton has called the atacks "deeply distressing", and said the US must stand with its European allies, "as they have stood with us on so many occasions", reports David Lawler.
She said the US should tighten security in light of this "sophisticated attack".
John Kirby, spokesman for the US state department, has offered condolences on behalf of the United States and said efforts are underway to determine whether US citizens had been wounded or killed.
17 dead, dozens wounded in 2 blasts at Brussels airport - reports
Brussels police have told Sputnik that Zaventem’s great hall was targeted in the blast, but they couldn’t confirm the number of the victims in the attack.
“There was an explosion, but we cannot say more," a police spokesperson said.
Reports also suggest that first there was a shot fired in the departure hall, then something was called out in Arabic, and only afterward, two explosions rocked the facility.
Reports are coming in that one of the explosions took place near the American Airlines check-in desk. A government source confirmed to VRT broadcaster that it was an attack, while Anke Fransen, spokeswoman for Brussels Airport, said there were multiple injuries. "We can confirm that there have been two explosions in the departure hall. We called the emergency services on the ground – they [are] now provid[ing] first aid to the injured."
Niels Caignau, flight watcher at Swissport, told Radio 1 that he heard an explosion at around 8:00 a.m. local time.
"The windows outside the departure hall are completely shattered. Many people have run out with tears in [their] eyes. We were advised to stay indoors."
Other explosive devices have been discovered at the airport, RTBF correspondent Laurent Henrard cited firefighters as saying.
Rail traffic to the airport has been suspended, Reuters reports.
Belgian media say there are several injured people in the Brussels Airport departure hall and rail traffic to the airport has been suspended.
No planes are landing at Brussels Airport which is in lockdown, and planes are being diverted to Antwerp. Planes are circling over the city of Liege.
Sky News Middle East correspondent Alex Rossi, who was at the airport en route to Tel Aviv, has tweeted that he could "feel the buildings move."
haiyaaa ciilaaka luuwa weelas waaa
Eurabia bakalan tambah banyak kaboom,krn Parasites banyak yg kerja di kargo area waaa
untung yg di Indonistan masih pade toowlool waaa
RIP buat para korban
serem 
Quote:Original Posted By playingwith ►
die die lagi neh asu tenan
haiyaaa ciilaaka luuwa weelas waaa
kite blom tawu tetapi 99% pasti 4L waaa
Bule toowlool waaa
Brussels Maalbeek metro explosion: Touching moment embracing couple tend to badly injured man after begging for their help
Heartbreaking images show the relief of one couple who survived unscathed as a bloodied man lies in agony on the ground
A relieved couple embrace each other moments after a devastating bomb attack
A couple embrace each other, relieved to have survived a devastating terror attack on a Brussels Metro station unscathed.
But lying just inches away from them outside the Maelbeek Metro, a man lies badly wounded and in agony on the pavement.
With his clothes ripped apart following the force of the blast, his legs and face can be seen covered in blood.
As the couple embrace, he stretches out his wounded arm, desperately seeking help from the pair.
After comforting one another for a brief second, the couple then quickly turn their attentions towards the injured man.
The couple - who moments earlier had been hugging each other - tend to the injured man on the pavement
They can be seen leaning over the victim as he lies with other casualties on the pavement.
In another picture, the woman, wearing a blue jacket, can be seen tending to wounds on his face. The injured man can be seen sat up as he waits for emergency services to arrive.
The pictures were taken seconds after the blast at about 9.19am.
It killed at least 10 people and injured dozens more. The bomb attack on the busy Metro station came about one hour after two explosions rocked Brussels' main airport.
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The blast was seen at Maalbeek metro station, in central Brussels and a video from the scene shows passengers running and smoke coming from the building.
Maalbeek metro station is close to the European Union building, and authorities have now closed down all metro stations in the city.
A spokesman at Heathrow Airport this morning confirmed that, as a direct result of events in Brussels this morning, security has been ramped up.
All Metro stations across the city have been closed and all flights have been cancelled.
Images posted on Twitter show frantic passengers walking through the tunnels to escape.
Evan Lamos tweeted: "We are being evacuated from the back of the Metro, between Schuman and Maelbeek.
"Smoke in the tunnel as we are evacuated."
Several people have been injured in the Maalbeek explosion, Sky News reports.
die die lagi neh
asu tenanhaiyaaa ciilaaka luuwa weelas waaa
kite blom tawu tetapi 99% pasti 4L waaa
Bule toowlool waaa
Brussels Maalbeek metro explosion: Touching moment embracing couple tend to badly injured man after begging for their help
Heartbreaking images show the relief of one couple who survived unscathed as a bloodied man lies in agony on the ground
A relieved couple embrace each other moments after a devastating bomb attack
A couple embrace each other, relieved to have survived a devastating terror attack on a Brussels Metro station unscathed.
But lying just inches away from them outside the Maelbeek Metro, a man lies badly wounded and in agony on the pavement.
With his clothes ripped apart following the force of the blast, his legs and face can be seen covered in blood.
As the couple embrace, he stretches out his wounded arm, desperately seeking help from the pair.
After comforting one another for a brief second, the couple then quickly turn their attentions towards the injured man.
The couple - who moments earlier had been hugging each other - tend to the injured man on the pavement
They can be seen leaning over the victim as he lies with other casualties on the pavement.
In another picture, the woman, wearing a blue jacket, can be seen tending to wounds on his face. The injured man can be seen sat up as he waits for emergency services to arrive.
The pictures were taken seconds after the blast at about 9.19am.
It killed at least 10 people and injured dozens more. The bomb attack on the busy Metro station came about one hour after two explosions rocked Brussels' main airport.
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The blast was seen at Maalbeek metro station, in central Brussels and a video from the scene shows passengers running and smoke coming from the building.
Maalbeek metro station is close to the European Union building, and authorities have now closed down all metro stations in the city.
A spokesman at Heathrow Airport this morning confirmed that, as a direct result of events in Brussels this morning, security has been ramped up.
All Metro stations across the city have been closed and all flights have been cancelled.
Images posted on Twitter show frantic passengers walking through the tunnels to escape.
Evan Lamos tweeted: "We are being evacuated from the back of the Metro, between Schuman and Maelbeek.
"Smoke in the tunnel as we are evacuated."
Several people have been injured in the Maalbeek explosion, Sky News reports.
perasaan dlu ni negara aman deh di eropa kok jdi gini sekarang
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perasaan dlu ni negara aman deh di eropa kok jdi gini sekarang
semenjak nerima byk migrant muslim jadi kacau
yg pelaku teror paris kemaren aja juga ada yg migrant
n bukan cuman teror aja, sex crime meningkat, apalagi waktu tahun baru kemaren
perasaan dlu ni negara aman deh di eropa kok jdi gini sekarang
semenjak nerima byk migrant muslim jadi kacau
yg pelaku teror paris kemaren aja juga ada yg migrant
n bukan cuman teror aja, sex crime meningkat, apalagi waktu tahun baru kemaren
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4 lg lgi waaaaaa
Gawat aaaaa
4 lg lgi waaaaaa
Gawat aaaaa
Hayyaaa waaa koang kaing waaaa
ada bom lagi katanya di luar airport, 3 sub way
so far 17 tewas dan luka2 lebih dari 30, kemungkinan akan bertambah
Menyedihkan sekali
Nyawa seperti tidak ada harganya
Nyawa seperti tidak ada harganya
fuck teroris, 4L, passowordnya itu lg itu lg 
Brussels Maalbeek Metro explosion: Further blast reported after several killed at Brussels Airport
An explosion has detonated at a Metro station in Brussels, it has been reported.
Maalbeek Metro Station is in central Brussels and is situated near EU buildings. Eye witnesses have reported being evacuated after the station filled with smoke.
Photos posted to social media appear to show people running out of the station and into the adjoining street, surrounded by smoke.
Metro company STIB announced on Twitter that all Metro stations are now closed.
The blast follows two explosions at Zaventem Airport in Brussels this morning shortly before 8am local time (7am GMT). At least 10 people have died and 30 are injured, local authorities have said.
haiyaaa ciilaaka luuwa weelas waaa
Parasites hebat Bule toowlool waaa,makan tugh HAM!!!!
RIP
Duh Eropa diguncang terror lg 
Semoga korbannya tidak banyak
Semoga tidak ada WNI yg jadi korban
Teroris
#PrayforBrussels
Semoga korbannya tidak banyak
Semoga tidak ada WNI yg jadi korban
Teroris
#PrayforBrussels
Makan tuh imigran Arab.
Dasar Liberal Leftists GOBLOK
Dasar Liberal Leftists GOBLOK
isis kah??
gile parah banget
semoga semuanya berakhir dengan baik deh
semoga semuanya berakhir dengan baik deh
jgn2 ini kerjaannya isis lg gan
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