Two people were taken in for questioning in Brussels as part of the continuing investigation into the Paris attacks, Belgian officials said.

Belgian authorities in recent weeks have raided residences across Brussels and elsewhere in Belgium in their hunt for more clues about some of the suspected Paris attackers who appear to have helped plan out the onslaught in Belgium.

Warning that he was “dangerous and probably armed,” Belgian authorities last week issued an international arrest warrant for the 30-year-old Mohamed Abrini on suspicion that he drove a key suspect to Paris two days before the attacks on Nov. 13 that killed 130 people.

Sources: MENA