European Interior Ministers and transportation officials will hold an emergency meeting in Paris, a week after gun attack on a train. The BBC's correspondent in France says tougher measures are required security after the incident on the Thalys train, line Amsterdam- Paris. Passengers managed to neutralize an armed person, to crash into the ground. French prosecutors have charged 25-year-old Moroccan, Ayoub Al Khazzani as linked to the attack. But already raised questions how it is possible that an armed man to board the train to Brussels with a rifle and 270 rounds of ammunition, a pistol, and gasoline. At this meeting include ministers of Germany, Italy, Spain, Belgium, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, France and Switzerland, as well as the British Home Secretary, Theresa May. Some of the proposals that will be discussed is the establishment of like metal detectors in airports, in several international train stations. A person more armed security and a greater exchange of information, so the host will be informed about the suspect.
