Q Newsdesk
A security alert in West Belfast has ended.
The alarm was raised early this morning following the discovery of a suspicious object on the Springfield Road.
DUP MP Nigel Dodds says a viable device was found:
🎥 Belfast bomb. Police say security alert Springfield Rd ends, “object taken away for further examination.” @NigelDoddsDUP tells @qnewsdesk it’s a viable device, condemns those “who would resort to terrible steps to prevent people having demonstration of their culture & faith” pic.twitter.com/ZEjgfGNJND
— Q Radio News (@qnewsdesk) 12 July 2019
The device has been taken away for examination - and the road has re-opened.
The alert caused minor delay to an Orange Order feeder parade that was scheduled to join the main Twelfthe of July demonstration in Belfast.
A PSNI statement said:
"A security alert on the Springfield Road, Belfast has ended. "
"The road is now reopened. An object has been taken away for further examination."
(Security alert, Springfield Road)
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