A Connecticut resident is among the hundreds of people who were injured when three bombs went off at a Brussels airport and train station on Tuesday.
The resident’s injuries are not considered life-threatening, according to Rep. Jim Himes’ office. The resident is one of Himes’ constituents; Himes represents Fairfield County.
“We can confirm that one of Congressman Himes’ constituents received non-life threatening injuries in the attack. In consideration of the family’s privacy concerns, that’s all we can release at this point,” his office said in a statement.
At least 34 were killed in the attacks, while an additional 230 or more were injured.
Several other Americans were among the wounded, including an Air Force lieutenant colonel stationed in the Netherlands, his wife and four children who were at the airport. Mormon church officials, meanwhile, said three of its missionaries from Utah were seriously injured in the blasts and were hospitalized.
