A suspicious package found in a train at Brussels-Midi station on Monday led to 9,623 minutes, or 160 hours, of cumulative delays, according to railway infrastructure manager Infrabel.

The number of complaints filed with the Belgian rail ombudsman increased by almost 30% last year, primarily concerning delays, cancellations, and strikes, indicating growing dissatisfaction with SNCB and Infrabel services.

Infrabel has issued a warning after dangerous behavior was filmed at a Belgian train station, showing individuals with a stroller crossing a closed level crossing in Flemish Brabant.

Infrabel, the Belgian railway infrastructure manager, is implementing a new system in Brussels to prevent intrusions on railway tracks. The company reported 583 intrusions in 2025 (likely 2023/2024 data), resulting in nine deaths and significant daily train delays.