After the horrifying terrorist attacks in Belgium yesterday, which have a death toll of 30, police across the nation are frantically attempting to piece together the evidence they have to locate the perpetrators and definitively pinpoint their affiliations.
One of the attacks, which killed 10 and injured 92, was at Brussels Airport in Zevantern. CCTV footage captured images of three men who are alleged to have been involved in the suicide attacks. Two of them are believed dead, but the third – the man in the white clothing – is believed to have fled the scene.
Police are attempting to locate the man, posting an image onto Twitter in the hopes that someone has seen him:
#TERRORISME Qui reconnait cet homme? https://t.co/rYdyrBSJqF pic.twitter.com/xKnAXb9eGs
— Avis de recherche (@police_temoin) March 22, 2016
This comes in the wake of confirmation from the Belgian prosecutor’s office that a raid in Schaarbeek, a northern suburb of Brussels, turned up an explosive device, chemical products and an Islamic State flag.
The attacks in Belgium occurred in Brussels Airport and Maelbeek metro station, with the latter attack killing 20 and injuring 130. There has been widespread condemnation across the world, and many European nations, including the United Kingdom, are greatly heightening their security and threat levels.
More as the story develops.
Source: The Guardian.
Image: Twitter.
