Within a few minutes the explosives team of the Belgian Army will neutralise a supsicious package at #Zaventem Airport. #Brussels
— CrisisCenter Belgium (@CrisiscenterBE) March 22, 2016
According to the local VTM broadcaster, police are also investigating a suspicions object at a university in the Belgian capital.
Moreover, bomb disposal techs blew up a suspicious vehicle in central Brussels, the newspaper l'Avenir reports.
"The vehicle was on Général Jacques Boulevard, near Free University of Brussels and police barracks," the report said.
A series of blasts hit the Belgian capital earlier in the day, including two explosions in the Brussels Zaventem airport that left 14 people killed and 81 injured. At least 20 people were reportedly killed in explosions at the metro stations in central Brussels, 73 were injured.
The blasts in Brussels come just days after Salah Abdeslam, the mastermind behind the November Paris Attacks, was arrested in Belgium.
Daesh terrorist group has claimed the responsibility for the attacks.
