There is alarm in some important places in Belgium and neighboring France, following the attacks they have this morning caused 34 deaths and more than 130 injuries in the Belgian capital. In particular, according to the Belgian broadcaster Vtm, it was evacuated the Tihange nuclear plant, in Liège.
There's a bomb alert at theSaint-Pierre hospital in Brussels, where several people injured in this morning's attacks were hospitalized and where Salah Abdeslam was hospitalized after his capture. The Belgian newspaper Le Soir reports it on its website.
It's also ongoing the evacuation of the Gare du Nord, the Paris railway station from which trains to Brussels normally depart. The evacuation order – but the station is working today on a narrow gauge as trains are blocked in the direction of Belgium – was given after the discovery of a suspicious casing. The border between the two countries has been closed.
