Carian mengenai topik belgium under attack

Airports that don't require people to undergo security checks until they move beyond the departure hall may be forced to consider a shift to screening at every entrance following Brussels bombings.

Belgium launched a huge manhunt Tuesday after a series of bombings claimed by the Islamic State group ripped through Brussels airport and a metro train, killing around 35 people.

The grainy picture shows three men pushing trolleys with suitcases past the check-in area.

That violence will not end as long as there is no committed effort to end it, said Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi.

Wisma Putra said no Malaysians were injured in the bomb blasts that claimed 28 lives in the Belgian capital of Brussels on Tuesday.

Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak said he was shocked and appalled by the bomb attacks Tuesday in the Belgian capital of Brussels.

Bomb attacks at Brussels airport killed 14 people and left more than 90 wounded on Tuesday.

A twin bomb attack on Brussels airport claimed at least 11 lives, taking the combined death toll to around 31, according to provisional reports.

The authorities "were doing everything possible to track down the attackers and to see if there are others who may have fled".

Security was tightened across the jittery continent and transport links paralysed after the bombings that Belgian Prime Minister Charles Michel branded "blind, violent and cowardly".

Michel said that the "blind, violent and cowardly" attacks on Brussels airport and the metro system were a "black day" for the country.