Belgians facing harsh reality of coronavirus crisis
Jerome Hughes
Press TV, Brussels
Since a national state of emergency was declared on Friday night by Belgium's federal government, most people are staying home. Schools have been closed and people are asked to work from home if possible. Belgium's most famous landmarks, including the Grand Place in Brussels, are normally bustling, but all that has changed.
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