New explosive devices were found in Brussels by the special anti explosives squads on the scene, Tuesday night and are expected to be neutralised later. Brussels is still on high alert after the deadly terrorist attacks which claimed the live of more than 30 people at the city’s metro and International airport, earlier Tuesday. Information is coming out that the explosives used in the Brussels metro and airport attacks are similar to those used in the Paris attacks on November 13, 2015. Meanwhile, Belgian authorities have also found ‘chemical products’, one more explosive device with nails and an ISIS/Daesh flag after investigations in a house. According to international media outlets, who cite the Belgian prosecutor’s office, Belgian security forces stormed a residence in the suburb of Schaerbeek where they detached the new evidence. Belgian police is conducting searches in the wider area to catch the 2 suspects shown in the airport photo, as well as a third male who seems to be accompanying the other two as they were walking away from the airport after the blast.