Der belgische Ministerpräsident Alexander De Croo drückte sein Mitgefühl aus und sprach von „schrecklichen Nachrichten“ aus Strépy-Bracquegnies. Er besuchte am Sonntagnachmittag zusammen mit König Philippe und Prinzessin Elisabeth die Unfallstelle. „Es hätte ein Tag zum Feiern nach einer schwierigen Zeit sein sollen“, sagte De Croo mit Blick auf die Corona-Pandemie. „Es ist ein Trauertag geworden.“
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