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Ban on Scooters in 'Hotspots' and Possibility of a Curfew: New Measures Against Drug Violence in Brussels

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In the Brussels districts hardest hit by drug-related violence, there will be a ban on electric scooters. In addition, mayors will be given the option to take extra measures in the event of serious security threats, including a curfew. This is stated in a new police decree signed by Minister-President Boris Dilliès (MR).

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The Brussels government is using a long-term mechanism to strengthen security in the neighbourhoods most affected by drug-related violence. ...

·Brussels, Belgium
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In the Brussels districts hardest hit by drug-related violence, there will be a ban on electric scooters. In addition, mayors will be given the option to take extra measures in the event of serious security threats, including a curfew. This is stated in a new police decree signed by Minister-President Boris Dilliès (MR).

·Brussels, Belgium
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Brussels Minister-President Boris Dilliès (MR) signed a police decree today aimed at making the fight against drug trafficking and violence clearer and simpler.

Minister-President Boris Dilliès has just taken a new police order. Here are the new developments ...

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vrt broke the news in Brussels, Belgium on Wednesday, October 21, 2026.
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