Where are belt 1, 2, ... in Brussels airport? [closed]

I checked arrival information of my flight on the official website of the airport and it states I'm arriving at "belt 2". I checked the airport website and did a Google search, but wasn't able to find where this "belt 2" is. I only found a baggage claim named belt 2.

What does "belt 2" (or other belts) on the arrival information refer to?

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Turns out the mobile website layout is stupidly designed. The belt information really refers to the baggage claim. It's written at the top in a very visible blue box. In French language it's even more clear to me as it's called "carousel" here. You would have to scroll down and click a mostly hidden element called "travel planner". There you can find the gate. It's stupid as it's the first information I'd want...

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