Thousands protest ahead of EU economic fallout meeting

At least 7,000 protestors have marched in Belgium as European Union finance ministers meet to discuss the economic fallout from the US terror attacks.

Fri, 21 Sep, 2001 - 18:07

At least 7,000 protestors have marched in Belgium as European Union finance ministers meet to discuss the economic fallout from the US terror attacks.

The airline, insurance and energy industries, hit hard by the September 11 attacks, are to get special attention from the ministers.

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