Geography of Belgium

A series of explosions in Brussels on Monday have left at least 34 persons dead and more than 170 injured, according to media reports.

Two explosions happened at the Brussels airport, and four more in the city's metro network.

Bulgarian Transport Minister Ivaylo Moskovski has said no flights scheduled from Sofia to Brussels are to take place as of the moment.

Speaking to reporters, he has added a en emergency meeting presided by Interior Minister Rumyana Bachvarova on Tuesday afternoon will be held to establish whether the level of security alert should be raised.

President Rosen Plevneliev has said Bulgaria strongly condemns the "acts of violence" that rocked Brussels on Tuesday morning.

Brussels is on high alert following the explosions occurred in capital’s airport and metro station killing at least 23 people.

As it was brought to light, Belgian authorities had advanced knowledge of the terrorist attacks in Brussels, but they did not know when and where they would take place.

At least 26 people have been reported dead by different sources following the blasts at Zaventem Airport and the Maelbeek metro station in Brussels.

As many as 136 are described as heavily wounded.

Public broadcaster RBTF cites prosecuting authorities, according to which 11 people have lost their lives in the Zaventem explosions.

An explosion occurred at a metro station in Brussels following two blasts in Belgian capital’s airport, killing at least 10 people according to local police, as cited by TASS.

Brussels shuts down trams, metros and buses following the explosions at airport and metro station.

The explosion heard at Maalbeek Metro Station in central Brussels which is situated near EU buildings.

A blast has been hear at a metro station close to EU institutions in Brussels, shortly after loud explosions at the Brussels airport of Zaventem.

A footage captures the moment the explosion occurred at Brussels airport with passengers running in panic.

A series of explosions ripped through Brussels airport and a metro train on on March 22, killing around 35 people and injuring more than 200 in the latest attacks to rock Europe.

A series of apparently coordinated explosions ripped through Brussels airport and a city metro station on March 22, killing at least 26 people in the latest attacks to target Europe.