by Q Radio News
Two people have been injured following a scaffolding collapse in south-east Belfast.
It happened in the Ascot Park area earlier today.
One patient has been taken to hospital by air ambulance, however, it is unclear at this time how serious the injuries area.
Credit: Alan Lewis
A NIFRS spokeperson said, " Firefighters were called to an incident where scaffolding had collapsed at a house in Ascot Park in Belfast.
"Firefighters removed two male casualties from the collapsed scaffolding and they were transferred over to the care of the Northern Ireland Ambulance Service.
"The Specialist Rescue Team then worked to ensure the scene was made safe. The incident was dealt with by 12.10pm."
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