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Brussels is aiming to open a second safe space where drug users can safely administer drugs to help combat problems on the street, Brussels health minister Alain Maron has announced.
The Brussels government has granted planning permission for the construction of a memorial commemorating the victims of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Brussels outdoor swimming pool Flow has had to temporarily close, just a few days after opening for the summer season, after a water quality test provided results not in line with their strict sta
Belgium is gearing up to launch a new Covid-19 vaccination campaign this autumn.
Too few Brussels residents have a general practitioner or family doctor, according to the Belgian capital’s Common Community Commission (Cocom).
The Belgian Red Cross has launched a new urgent appeal for blood donations ahead of the summer holidays, citing “very critical” stocks.
An important precedent has been set in the Belgian court system following the victory of an individual family over the giant multinational cooperation 3M in regards to pollution.
Belgium’s general practitioners are considering going on strike in protest against new measures proposed by the country’s federal health minister Frank Vandenbroucke.
The evacuation of a cinema, shopping arcade and several homes in Brussels, after people complained of eye irritation, breathing difficulties and an unbearable smell, was likely to have been caused
