Today's meeting of the Brussels Security Council could very well tackle the ongoing questions of curfews, according to reports in local media.
As it stands, the Brussels-Capital Region and Wallonia both have a curfew in place from 10:00 PM, while Flanders has one from midnight. This, however, could be set to change, a spokesperson for Minister-President Rudi Vervoort confirmed to Bruzz.
During the meeting - which started at 4:00 PM and is expected to wrap up around 7:00 PM - , Vervoort will discuss the latest measures put into force at a federal level, and translate them into local rules and implement a coherent policy for the 19 municipalities.
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At the Consultative Committee press conference on Friday, Walloon Minister-President Elio Di Rupo implied that he was considering reducing Wallonia's curfew, at least for the Christmas period.
“Mid-December, we are going to reassess the situation with the possibility to relax the curfew," Di Rupo said then. "Maybe putting it into line with Flanders, from midnight to 5:00 AM.”
As that would leave Brussels as the only region with a 10:00 PM curfew for the holiday, there is a possibility that the hours will be brought into line with each other.
The Brussels Times
