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Army attends bomb alert at Queen's Bridge in Belfast
Published: 31st Mar 2012 13:12:17
There is a security alert in the Queen's Bridge area of Belfast.
Army bomb experts have been sent to examine a suspicious object.
Traffic is currently affected for those travelling underneath the flyover at the Middlepath Street junction with Queens Quay.
Motorists leaving or travelling to the Odyssey and Titanic Quarter are asked to use the Dee Street entrance.
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BBC News, 2012. Army attends bomb alert at Queen's Bridge in Belfast. [Online] (Updated 31 Mar 2012)Available at: http://www.ukwirednews.com/news.php/1419916-Army-attends-bomb-alert-at-Queens-Bridge-in-Belfast [Accessed 14th May 2013]
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