Brussels Maalbeek metro explosion: Heartbreaking images show the relief of one couple who survived unscathed as a bloodied man lies in agony on the ground

A badly-wounded man begs for a couple's help as they embrace following a terrorist attackA couple embrace each other, relieved to have survived a devastating terror attack on a Brussels Metro station unscathed.
But lying just inches away from them outside the Maelbeek Metro, a man lies badly wounded and in agony on the pavement.
With his clothes ripped apart following the force of the blast, his legs and face can be seen covered in blood.
As the couple embrace, he stretches out his wounded arm, desperately seeking help from the pair.
After comforting one another for a brief second, the couple then quickly turn their attentions towards the injured man.
The couple - who moments earlier had been hugging each other - then go to help the injured man
They can be seen leaning over the victim as he lies with other casualties on the pavement.
In another picture, the woman, wearing a blue jacket, can be seen tending to wounds on his face. The injured man can be seen sat up as he waits for emergency services to arrive.
The pictures were taken seconds after the blast at about 9.19am.
It killed at least 10 people and injured dozens more. The bomb attack on the busy Metro station came about one hour after two explosions rocked Brussels' main airport.
Serge Massart / TwitterSmoke pours out of the Metro station after the explosion

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