'Why they do not immediately shut down the subway?'

brussels - A European Commission official in a government building on the Rue de la Loi in Brussels, announces that everyone should stay indoors. He finds it strange that the metro stations have just been opened shortly after the explosions at Zaventem.

The man who wishes to remain anonymous because of his work looks out onto the street above the underground section between the stations Schuman and Maelbeek, which have been explosions.

,, I see people peacefully to the streets again. There is no panic really. You hear non-stop sound of sirens in the city , says the man of Dutch origin who works in a financial-economic department.

People are concerned in the Union building. 'Managers are busy all morning calling staff to see if there are missing people. 'The officer heard this morning in the car on the way to the work of the explosions at Zaventem. 'I did not know what I heard. Later I saw coming out of the subway our cleaning lady, which I did not understand. You put after these explosions already metro traffic flat? '