One ISIS suicide bomber of Brussels attack was a cleaner at the European Parliament

It has now been revealed that one of the Islamic State suicide bombers who carried out the suicide attack in Brussels last month and killed 32 people had worked as a cleaner at the European Parliament. The attacks at Brussels Airport and on the Metro left 32 dead and another 270 wounded. ISIS has accepted responsibility for the attacks.
This has been reported in dailymail.co.uk dated 7 April 2016.

There is no official confirmation but one of the airport suitcase bombers involved in the attacks worked there and was a Belgian. It is also revealed that at least 50 Islamic State supporters are working there as baggage handlers, cleaners and catering staff.
An official from the European Union institution has indicated that for a month in both 2009 and 2010, one of the suicide bombers worked as a cleaner in the parliament - he was engaged as a student summer job and had been employed through a cleaning company that was contracted by the European Parliament at the time. The individual did not have a criminal record when he was engaged and the firm had submitted proof of this to the parliament as required under the terms of their contract.


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