Brussels Attacks Claim 26 Lives in Three Bombings

The transcript discusses the aftermath of two terrorist attacks in Brussels, resulting in 26 deaths and over 100 injuries. The attacks occurred at the airport and a subway station. Authorities are investigating for more explosives, and the public is advised to stay indoors. The situation is compared to the November Paris attacks, with increased security measures in place. The recent arrest of Salah Abdeslam, linked to the Paris attacks, suggests a wider terror network than previously thought.

What were the two locations targeted in the Brussels attacks?

• A shopping mall and a train station

• A hotel and a museum

• An airport and a subway station

• A government building and a park

What was the government's advice to the public following the attacks?

• To evacuate the city

• To continue with their daily routines

• To stay indoors

• To gather at public squares

How did the atmosphere in Brussels change after the attacks?

• The city was completely deserted

• People were encouraged to travel freely

• The city was in a festive mood

• There was a heavy police presence and people were cautious

Who was Salah Abdeslam in relation to the Brussels attacks?

• A journalist reporting on the attacks

• A suspect arrested in connection with the attacks

• A government official

• A victim of the attacks

What did the authorities realize about the terror network after the arrest of Salah Abdeslam?

• It was larger and more widespread than anticipated

• It was inactive

• It was limited to Brussels

• It was smaller than expected