2 Brothers Identified as Suicide Bombers in Brussels Attacks

Wednesday, March 23, 2016

GoLocalProv News Team

Two brothers have been identified as the suicide bombers behind the Brussels terror attacks on Wednesday. Khalid El Bakraoui, 27, blew himself up in the Maalbeek metro station while his brother Ibrahim, 30, detonated a bomb at the airport. 

The manhunt continues for at least one other unnamed suspect. 

GoLocal teams with Graphiq to show a timeline of events surrounding the attack in Brussels as well as the number of fatalities and injuries from terrorist attacks in Belgium. 

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