Belgium Mourns, Officials Hunt For Suspects In Deadly Attacks

Two days after the attacks that left 31 people dead and hundreds injured, Brussels is still grieving and authorities are looking for a suspect or suspects.

Tuesday’s attacks on the Brussels Airport and a metro station have been claimed by Islamic State group. Two of the suspected suicide bombers have been identified by Belgian authorities as Brussels-born brothers Ibrahim and Khalid el Bakraoui.

Here & Now’s Meghna Chakrabarti speaks with journalist Teri Schultz in Brussels, who’s covering the story for NPR.

Guest

• Teri Schultz, journalist in Brussels. She tweets @terischultz

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