Brussels Extends Lockdown as Paris Terror Suspect Eludes Police
- Schools and subway system in capital to open on Wednesday
- Fourth suspect charged with involvement in Paris attacks
Life in Lockdown: How High Alert Impacts Brussels
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The Belgian government extended its lockdown for Brussels into a fourth day, saying terrorists were planning attacks on shopping malls and public transport, as Belgian police continued their hunt for a key suspect in the Paris terror assaults.
Brussels will stay on its highest state of alert on Tuesday with schools and the subway network remaining closed for another day because of a continued “serious and imminent” threat, Belgian Prime Minister Charles Michel told a press conference late Monday in Brussels.