Belgian police were on Wednesday (March 23) searching a house in Anderlecht in the Brussels municipality after attacks in the Belgian capital on Tuesday (March 22) which killed over 30 people. <br /> <br />Searches began in the property in the early morning, between 0700-0800 local time (0600-0700GMT). No further details have been provided as police continued to investigate the house. <br /> <br />Belgian police have identified a prime suspect in Tuesday's Brussels blasts and two suspected suicide bombers, linking them directly to Islamic State militants behind last November's Paris attacks, Belgian media reported on Wednesday. <br /> <br />Najim Laachraoui, 25, is believed to be the third man seen on CCTV pushing a baggage trolley alongside the two bombers and then running out of the Brussels airport terminal. <br /> <br />Earlier some media reported that he had been captured in the Brussels borough of Anderlecht, but they later said the person detained was not Laachraoui.
