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An ambulance carrying an injured patient and five cars crashed into a fallen tree on the E40 near Hognoul on Tuesday night, causing lane closures, major damage, and emergency response operations, while police and firefighters managed traffic and recovery efforts

Brussels will prohibit all scooter use on New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day morning. Authorities say the temporary ban aims to cut accidents, protect emergency responders, and prevent misuse during celebrations

A breakthrough has emerged in the long-running search for Belgian tourist Céline Cremer after her phone was discovered near her last known location in Tasmania, offering investigators potential clues and giving renewed hope to family and friends around the world

Farmers from across Europe are set to stage a historic protest in Brussels, opposing EU agricultural reforms, Mercosur trade plans and regulatory complexity, while authorities warn of widespread traffic disruption as the demonstration coincides with a high-level European Council summit

Fifteen years after the Buizingen tragedy, Belgium has completed ETCS installation across its main rail network, strengthening train speed control, preventing human error, and setting a deadline for ETCS-only train operations nationwide as a cornerstone of long-term transport safety reformy