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Paris attacks: Belgium charges man with role in assaults Paris attacks: Belgium charges fourth suspect with role
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Belgian police have charged a man with involvement in the deadly attacks on Paris, the federal prosecutor said. Belgian police have charged a fourth suspect with terrorism offences related to the deadly attacks on Paris, the federal prosecutor has said.
The as-yet unnamed individual was one of five people arrested in raids on Sunday. Two have been released while the remainder are still under inquiry. The unnamed man was one of 16 people arrested in raids on Sunday. The rest have been released without charge.
A further 15 people have been released without charge, the prosecutor said. Belgian PM Charles Michel said he would maintain the highest security threat level in Brussels, warning of an imminent threat.
The Belgian authorities are to maintain the highest security threat level in Brussels amid fears of a Paris-style attack. But authorities plan to reopen schools and the metro on Wednesday.
But they plan to reopen schools and the Brussels metro on Wednesday.
The co-ordinated assaults in Paris - claimed by so-called Islamic State (IS) - left 130 people dead.The co-ordinated assaults in Paris - claimed by so-called Islamic State (IS) - left 130 people dead.
A statement from the federal prosecutor's office said the man had been charged with "participating in activities of a terrorist group and with [a] terrorist attack".A statement from the federal prosecutor's office said the man had been charged with "participating in activities of a terrorist group and with [a] terrorist attack".
He is the fourth person to be charged in connection with the 13 November attacks. Of a further five people arrested on Monday morning, two have been released while "further enquiries" are under way regarding the others, the prosecutor said.
Mohammed Amri, 27, and Hamza Attou, 20, have already been charge with aiding Paris attacks suspect Salah Abdeslam, who remains at large. A third, unnamed suspect has also been charged.
In a separate development, French police said what appears to be an explosives belt was found in a Paris suburb.
Universities, schools, large stores, shopping centres and the metro system were closed in Brussels on Monday as the highest security alert remained in place for a third day.
Brussels under lockdown, by the BBC's Gavin Lee
Today I walked through the Royal Gallery of St Hubert, the iconic, beautifully ornate shopping arcade in the heart of Brussels. I counted on one hand the number of shoppers.
Only one of the famous chocolatiers has opened, with armed soldiers guarding outside, and it has barely any customers.
Two Danish tourists select some delicate, pastel macarons, looking over their shoulders as I enter.
"We can admit we're scared," Delilah tells me, "We were told by the hotel manager not to come here, but we thought we'd take a chance. Buy presents for the family and leave quickly."
Eva, behind the counter, says her boss told her she could have the day off if she was afraid, but decided to come in.
"I feel I'd be letting myself down if I didn't come in today, even if no-one comes in to be served," she says.
Armed police patrolled the normally bustling streets of the capital.
Announcing that the state of alert would remain in place, Mr Michel stressed "we must all progressively get back to a normal life".