Belgium: Nine minors arrested during clashes near Brussels Midi

Author: AfricaNewsPublished on: October 13, 2026Country: Belgium

Crime & Law

Belgium: Nine minors arrested during clashes near Brussels Midi

Nine minors were arrested during clashes near Brussels Midi station. The confrontations involved young people in the area, with no specific details on the causes or exact circumstances. Belgian police detained these minors as part of the incidents. No further information about injuries or follow-up actions has been provided.

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