Drug-dealing on Brussels metro prompts calls for more security

An eye-witness account of drug-dealing on a Brussels metro train has prompted calls for greater security on Brussels' public transport network.“We're investing billions in a new metro, but we can't even manage to make it safe,” witness Dimitri Strobbe, who works for Brussels Mobility, wrote on social media, recounting a drug deal he witnessed between the Rogier and Ribaucourt stations.“I saw this drug dealing in broad daylight, in front of everyone, including children. Last week someone was pushed on to the tracks. What next?”Brussels public transport operator Stib is aware of the problem and has introduced a number of measures. Some 10 stat…