Brussels terror attack, images

Important: "Police have asked the public not to comment on police operations on social media"

Brussels Airport Explosions Recap:

2 bombs exploded in the departure area in the general vicinity of American Airlines check-in desk

Multiple dead & injured (RT reports 17, many others report 10 or 11)

Gun shots and Arabic shouting reported by eyewitnesses, prior to explosions

Terror level is now 4 (out of max of 4)

Reports of metro station bombings are surfacing

Update: 

All major public transit in Brussels is now closed.

Update2: 

At least 26 dead so far according to news sources.

- Telenet has opened its hotspots for everybody to use, and that officials have asked to keep Belgian telephone lines

- They are asking for type O negative blood from people who have donated blood before. Type 0 is universal donor. 

- #IkWilHelpen on twitter is people offering transport

- As traffice is restricted, people are carpooling using the hashtag #jeveuxaider

- Red Cross is providing shelter in Wetstraat

- Use landlines when possible, mobile networks are overloaded

Belgian Crisis Centre Twitter: https://twitter.com/CrisiscenterBE 

Brussels Police twitter: https://twitter.com/zpz_polbru

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