<p>Hundreds of people quietly waited in a Brussels Airlines aircraft maintenance building at Brussels Airport on Tuesday, March 22, following a number of deadly bombings at the airport and in the Brussels metro system. At least 13 people were reported</a> to have died, though the government had not confirmed the number at the time of writing.</p><p>The airport</a> and the city’s metro, bus, and tram</a> systems were shut down, and tunnels in the city were closed</a>. Trains to and from Brussels-South station, the largest station in the city, were suspended, according to Euros
