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Swiss bus crash reports in the Belgian press
Belgium was?�in shock?�this morning after the?�crash?�that caused the death of 28 people, including 22 children.?�State?�French-speaking TV?�dedicates a special news bulletin?�about the accident available online. ?�?� ?�?� This drama will shake up Belgium?�?�Is the headline of the biggest Belgian newspaper, Le Soir , which?�provides a very complete?�report on the accident. It covers for example the first reactions of King Albert II, who?�won’t go to Switzerland but will instead meet the families of the victims.?�The daily also?�provides a photo gallery of the accident and?�also follows every detail of the difficult trip of the victims?�from Belgium to Switzerland?�in two Belgian?�Defence airplanes.?�In its live?�coverage, Le Soir also gives links to?�the testimony of the emergency services at the scene?�?�Le Soir’s?�website opens a dedicated?�space where readers can give their condolences and express their grief. ‘La Libre Belgique’ has also created a live chat to allow readers to express their sorrow.?�?�In their special coverage titled “Belgium?�in shock“?�?�the newspaper offers all the details and the latest reactions to the accident. ?�The special coverage of French-speaking ‘La derniere heure’ newspaper is also titled ‘Belgium in mourning’ ?�And of course, every Flemish newspaper is giving extensive coverage of the tragedy as the children came from the region:?� Der Standaard DeMorgen Nieuwsblad ?� More about: Accident, Bus accident, Media, Switzerland, Traffic accidents