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Brussels: Maelbeek station reopens

| | Apr 26, 2016, at 04:26 am
Brussels, Apr 25 (IBNS): Several days after militant attack had rocked Brussels, Maelbeek station, which was one of the spot that was targeted, reopened on Monday, media reports said.

"As the first train rumbled into the station, a dozen soldiers and police guarded the platform, as much to reassure the public as to respond to another sinister act," CNN reported.

Over 30 people died in militant attacks which hit Brussels Airport and the Metro station on Mar 22.

Indian PM  Narendra Modi had paid tributes to the victims of the militant attacks during his visit to  Brussels city.

Modi placed wreaths and paid his homage to the victims of the attack at Malbeek Metro station.
 

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