Brussels remains on High alert
Brussels is to remain at its highest terror threat level over fears of a Paris-style attack.
It means the underground transport network will stay closed and people are still advised not to meet in large crowds.
Officials met earlier and decided to keep the measures in place because of an imminent risk.
Irish people in the country are being advised to register with the Department of Foreign Affairs here - in case of any difficulties.
The Department has issued an updated travel notice - warning people to exercise extreme caution if travelling to Belgium.
Doctor Julian Richards is an intelligence expert and isn't surprised authorities have taken this step:
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