According to reported officials have cancelled the guard's pass amid fears that terrorists were planning a dirty bomb strike on a nuclear power facility. Follow all of today's developments on the Brussels terror attacks
A security officer at a Belgian nuclear plant has reportedly been found dead with his work pass stolen. This disturbing development, revealed by the newspaper Derniere Heure on Saturday and not yet confirmed by officials, follows concerns that the Brussels bombers wanted to build a radioactive dirty bomb — but apparently shelved the plan after security was stepped up at Belgium’s nuclear plants following intelligence warnings.
The security officer was murdered on Thursday evening as he walked his dog in the city of Charleroi, but news of the killing only emerged on Saturday. His pass was quickly cancelled, according to officials.
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It's only a matter of time until someone collect enough fissionable material to build a dirty bomb then uses it in a crowded metropolitan area.
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