Belgian Prime Minister Charles Michel says Brussels’ terror alert status is to remain at the highest level. <br /><br /> During an announcement on Sunday evening, he said the Belgian capital’s schools would be closed on Monday and added:<br /><br /> “The threat is considered to be the same as yesterday: serious and imminent. We’re continuing to focus particular attention on the public transport system and I confirm that the decision has been made to keep the metro closed on Monday.”<br /><br /> Michel also announced that he would also seek to reduce events attracting large crowds, due to a threat of “coordinated, multiple attacks.”<br /><br /> The rest of Belgium will remain on a threat level of three, on the four-tier scale.<br /><br /> #Belgium: Maximum alert in #Brussels - risk of attack with weapons and explosives @CharlesMichel pic.twitter.com/XAHGmhDIRP— euronews (@euronews) November 21, 2015
