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    Brussels attacks – Brussels train stations closed

    Tuesday, 22 March 2016

    All Brussels train stations have been closed following police orders. The Stib metro system has also been closed off and waiting for new updates from security services. The SNCB advices traffickers to stay away from Brussels.

    Oscar Schneider (Source: Belga)