BRUSSELS (AP) — Belgium's prime minister is meeting with the country's security services following an attack by a machete-wielding man on two policewomen that left one officer with deep facial wounds.

As of Sunday morning, Belgian authorities had released no information on the assailant, who shouted "Allahu akbar!" during the attack Saturday outside the main police station in Charleroi. The man was shot and killed by police.

Following the attack, Prime Minister Charles Michel broke off his vacation in southern France and returned to Belgium. He is talking Sunday morning with the chiefs of the federal police and other security agencies.

Michel's spokesman, Barend Leyts, says the independent OCAM agency that assesses risks to Belgium's internal security was consulted and decided to keep the current threat level unchanged.