Belgium's Coordination Unit
for Threat Analysis (OCAM) said Tuesday it has received
information suggesting that ISIS has sent other 'combatants' to
Europe.
The unit consequently decided to maintain the terror alert
level in Belgium at 3 on a scale of 4.
This means the risk of fresh attacks is still considered
'possible' and 'plausible' a month after multiple attacks in
Brussels left 32 dead and hundreds injured.
Meanwhile, OCAM director-general Alain Lefevre said
security would be beefed up at airports and railway stations, on
public transport and at nuclear power stations.
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