Modi to visit Belgium even after attacks
posted on Mar 23, 2016 @ 11:29AM
The deadly attack of ISIS militants might have disrupted the harmony in Belgium. The suicide bombers have blown themselves in the Brussels airport and a nearby railway station resulting in more than 30 deaths. Europe was shocked at these blasts, as Belgium is considered to be the heart of the continent. A state of emergency was declared at Brussels.
Belgian Prime Minister Charles Michel, has declared the attacks as the black moment for the country. He announced three days of mourning for his country’s deadliest terror strike. However, world leaders have come forward to support Belgium in the crisis. Modi too has expressed his solidarity for the nation through his tweets. He was scheduled to visit Belgium on March 30. During his visit, Modi is expected to make strong remarks on terrorism.