Another explosion at a House in Temse, investigation is ongoing

Simona Mazzeo

Credit: Hoogkamerstraat/Google Street View, VRT

Temse (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – Another explosion occurred on Hoogkamerstraat in Temse last night, Oct 27, 2025. Police, forensic teams, and DOVO are investigating the deliberate attack. No injuries were reported, and residents are urged to share information.

As VRT News reported, on Oct 27, 2025, another explosion occurred on Hoogkamerstraat in Temse, in the province of East Flanders, Belgium. The blast happened at around 3:45 a.m. in front of a house next to the one hit by an earlier explosion. 

Police, forensic teams, and the DOVO bomb disposal unit arrived quickly to secure the area. The public prosecutor confirmed that the explosion was deliberate. Authorities are investigating the case as intentional arson. 

What caused the repeated explosions on Hoogkamerstraat in Temse?

No injuries were reported. Still, the neighbourhood remains tense after the second blast. Residents said they are alarmed and anxious about the repeated attacks. Police urged anyone with information to come forward.

The first explosion on Hoogkamerstraat occurred on Sunday evening, Oct 26, 2025. Emergency services found burning debris at the front door of a detached house. Investigators believe the attacker may have used a firebomb to ignite the blaze. No injuries were reported, and the house suffered only minor smoke damage. The public prosecutor confirmed that the incident was a deliberate act of arson. 

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Simona Mazzeo is a journalist and legal professional with a strong focus on European affairs, justice, and social advocacy. A law graduate and practicing lawyer based in Agropoli, she has built a versatile career that bridges journalism, law, and community service.Simona serves as a delegated councilor for the Equal Opportunities Committee of the Bar Association of Vallo della Lucania, where she promotes fairness and equal representation within the legal system. She is also qualified for registration in the list of Special Curators of minors in civil and criminal matters at the Court of Vallo della Lucania, ensuring that the rights of vulnerable children are safeguarded throughout legal proceedings.In addition to her legal practice, Simona is a founding member of the Free Lawyer Movement, a non-profit organization providing legal aid to those unable to afford representation. As a journalist, she contributes insightful analyses and reports on European institutions, Italian affairs, and pressing social issues, combining her legal expertise with a passion for truth and justice.Through her work in both law and media, Simona Mazzeo continues to advocate for equality, transparency, and access to justice for all.
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