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A train was held up for three hours yesterday afternoon when a suspicious white powder was discovered. The train was travelling from Brussels to Ostend.
Citizens’ movement Bruxsel'air has announced it will organise a massive afterwork event on a section of Rue de la Loi, one of the city’s busiest thoroughfares, on 22 August.
Many cafes in Brussels still aren’t abiding by the total smoking ban that’s been in force since 2009.
Staff at 11 hospitals in Brussels have walked out on strike in a protest against underfunding and worsening work conditions.
Investigators believe they have found one source of the outbreak of Legionnaires’ disease that has killed two people and infected a further 30 in Evergem, the Agency for Care and Health (AZG
Two people from Evergem, just north of Ghent, have now died from Legionnaires’ disease, creating concern among the town’s residents.
Monday was Belgium's worst day for air pollution so far this year - with a large part of the country exceeding the safe limit for fine particles.
Belgium is number five in Europe when it comes to the quality of health care.
Animal rights organisation Gaia has launched a campaign to urge authorities to ban the sale of kangaroo meat in Belgium.
