University student studying in Belgium recalls attacks
A university student from Brookfield studying abroad in Belgium says she was in the airport when the two bombs exploded during this week's terror attacks. Megan Driscoll, a junior at Western Connecticut
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Mar 26, 2016, 3:31 AM
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Updated 3,176 days ago
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A university student from Brookfield studying abroad in Belgium says she was in the airport when the two bombs exploded during this week's terror attacks.
Megan Driscoll, a junior at Western Connecticut State University, says she's been having terrifying flashbacks from the Brussels attacks.
Driscoll says she was at the airport to pick up a friend and was directly under where one of the bombs went off. She says when it was detonated, everyone was shaking and no one knew what to do.
After the second bomb went off she said people shouted "Bomb, bomb," and that's when she thought it could be a terror attack.
Authorities say 31 people were killed and 270 were wounded in Tuesday's attacks in the airport and subway in Brussels.
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