Live streaming Explosions hit Brussels airport, metro station

Two 
Live streaming Explosions hit Brussels aTwo explosions tore through Brussels airport on Tuesday 
morning killing 13 people in what Belgian public broadcaster VRT called a suicide attack, and a further blast struck a metro station in the capital shortly afterwards.
The Belga agency said shots were fired and there were shouts in Arabic shortly before two blasts rang out at the airport. Pictures on social media showed smoke rising from the terminal building through shattered windows and passengers running away down a slipway, some still hauling their bags.

All public transport in Brussels was shut down, as it was in London during 2005 militant attacks on the underground that killed 52. The Belgian Crisis Centre, clearly wary of a further incident, appealed to the population: "Stay where you are".

The blasts at the airport and metro station occurred four days after the arrest in Brussels of a suspected participant in November militant attacks in Paris that killed 130 people. Belgian police had been on alert for any reprisal action.

Bomb Blast Kills Ankara March 13, 2016

Bomb Blast Kills Ankara March 13, 2016 27 man and 75 man-LukaIbukota Luka Turkey, Ankara is currently located in alert status following the explosion that killed at least 27 people and 75 people injured.

Quoted from xinhuanet.com. A huge explosion in the heart of Ankara Kizilay district occurred on Sunday, March 13, 2016 at around 18:35 local time.

Sources of private news broadcaster NTV said that, a car bomb exploded by a large enough force near a bus stop where a lot of people are waiting.

A number of vehicles in the area, including buses carrying passengers, caught fire. The wounded was rushed to 10 different hospitals for medical attention.

Ankara bomb blast March 13, 2016 Kills 27 People
Location explosion at a bus stop in the heart of the Turkish capital Ankara Kizilay precisely didistrik (via twitter.com)

Witnesses said of kejauan, smoke was seen rising above the explosion in the area around districk Kizilay, Kizilay Square had been closed for fear of possible aftershocks explosion.

TV regulatory authorities in Turkey have declared a ban on broadcasting images of the scene and the victims of the bomb blast.

Earlier on Friday, the US embassy in Ankara warned its citizens on the potential for terrorist attacks against government buildings and homes located in areas Bahcelievler in the Turkish capital.

Ankara bomb blast March 13, 2016 This is the third major explosion in the Turkish capital since October 2015.

On October 10, 2015, suspected Islamic State (IS), bombed a peaceful protest in Ankara Train Station, close to a major city highway, which killed at least 103 people.

On February 17, a suicide car bombing also occurred. The bomb targeted a military transport in the Turkish capital, at least 29 people dead and injuring 81 others.