Later, when the Belgian police informed the situation, it was revealed that at 8: 38 that night, a man wearing a suicide belt was detonated and shot by a soldier on duty. Due to the small explosion power, no other casualties were caused. The Belgian police later pointed out that the incident should be regarded as a "terrorist attack." The physical condition of the suspect after being hit has not been disclosed to the outside world.
After the explosion, the Belgian police immediately took control of the situation and blocked the area around the Central Railway Station. China News Service reporters saw at the scene that a large number of international media reporters filmed interviews outside the cordon. From time to time, ambulances and police cars with alarms arrived at the Central Railway Station, which stood by and watched.
Frederick, spokesman of the Belgian Prime Minister's Office? Gaudry Ai said that Belgian Prime Minister Michel and Interior Minister Jean? Let Bondo track the case in time. At present, Belgium's anti-terrorism level is still maintained at level 3 (the highest is level 4), but the corresponding vigilance measures have been strengthened.
In recent years, Europe has gradually become the hardest hit area of "terrorist attacks". European "landmarks" such as the Parliament Building in London, the Champs Elysé es in Paris and Notre Dame de Paris have become "terrorist targets" one after another. Since March this year, there have been frequent "terrorist attacks" between Britain and France, and "lone wolf attacks" are hard to prevent.