On Sunday night, as a major anti-terror police operation was under way in Brussels, authorities asked the public to not report officers' movements online.
周日晚，布鲁塞尔的一次大规模反恐行动正在进行，政府呼吁网民不要在社交媒体上发布警方的行动。
The Belgian capital has been on lockdown since Saturday amid a search for suspected Paris attacks gunman Salah Abdeslam.
从周六开始，比利时首都就已封锁追捕巴黎恐袭逃犯Salah Abdeslam。
On Twitter, the hashtag #BrusselsLockdown had been the term of choice for people discussing the raids.
在推特上，井号标签＃封锁布鲁塞尔成为人们讨论警方搜查的方式。
But on Sunday night, the term was overtaken by Twitter users posting pictures and videos of cats, to make sure that any leaking of operational details were drowned out.
而周日晚上，在＃封锁布鲁塞尔＃话题下，推特上出现了各种猫咪的照片和视频，以确保不泄漏任何消息和细节。
Some responded to the police request by giving journalist-style updates on the operations...
一些人发布记者式的更新操作来回应警方的要求……
突发事件：比利时警方在反恐行动中使用了新型200MPH气垫猫。＃封锁布鲁塞尔＃
他们（警方）抓到他了＃封锁布鲁塞尔＃
“12天了，他们还以为我是哈士奇。”
你无处可藏了。＃封锁布鲁塞尔＃
Others responded with humour to the situation Belgians have found themselves in over the weekend:
其他人选择用幽默的方式回应比利时人的这个周末：
他们说：呆在里面。＃封锁布鲁塞尔＃
放松。＃封锁布鲁塞尔＃
现在出去安全吗？＃封锁布鲁塞尔＃
After the raids, and the arrest of 16 people across the country, authorities thanked Belgians for their co-operation:
这次突袭行动后，16人被捕，当局感谢比利时人民的配合：
"To all the cats who helped us last night: help yourselves! #BrusselsLockdown"
“给所有昨晚帮助我们的猫咪们：随便吃！＃封锁布鲁塞尔＃”
Well played Belgium!
比利时干得漂亮！