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Bernard Quintin

Bernard Quintin

Belgian diplomat and politician

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  • Jul 5

    Belgium's health minister moves to take over 1733 emergency line after heatwave wait times hit 25 minutes

    After wait times of up to 25 minutes during the recent heatwave, Health Minister Frank Vandenbroucke wants to transfer the 1733 non-emergency medical line from the Interior Ministry to his own department.

  • Jun 13

    Two Code Rouge activists under electronic surveillance after 19 raids; 15 arrested; 56 organisations denounce 'criminalisation of social movements'

    Belgian police conducted 19 house searches on Wednesday targeting Code Rouge activists, arresting 15 and placing two under electronic surveillance, sparking condemnation from 56 civil society organisations for 'criminalisation of social movements'.

  • May 26

    Tragedy in Belgium: School Bus Hit by Train at Level Crossing, Four Dead Including Two Teens

    A morning collision between a train and a school bus at a level crossing in Buggenhout, Flanders, resulted in at least four fatalities, including two adolescents. The bus was carrying students from a special education institution.

  • May 26

    School Bus Hit by Train at Belgian Level Crossing: At Least Four Dead, Including Two Teenagers

    A train struck a school minibus at a level crossing in Buggenhout, East Flanders, on Monday morning, killing at least four people including two teenagers. The exact circumstances remain under investigation.

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