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25/03/2014
'Nothing Untoward' In L'Derry Alert
Nothing untoward has been found during a security alert in L'derry, police have confirmed.
On Monday evening, police and army bomb experts were called to the Creggan Road area of the city following reports of a suspicious object.
Diversions were put in place for motorists, taking them away from the scene, but a spokesperson for the PSNI later said: "ATO attended and declared it to be nothing untoward."
Also on Monday, army bomb experts were called to the Royal Mail sorting office in Tomb Street, Belfast, after a report of a suspicious package being found by staff.
Police and ATO attended the scene, but again it was declared to be nothing untoward.
(JP)
On Monday evening, police and army bomb experts were called to the Creggan Road area of the city following reports of a suspicious object.
Diversions were put in place for motorists, taking them away from the scene, but a spokesperson for the PSNI later said: "ATO attended and declared it to be nothing untoward."
Also on Monday, army bomb experts were called to the Royal Mail sorting office in Tomb Street, Belfast, after a report of a suspicious package being found by staff.
Police and ATO attended the scene, but again it was declared to be nothing untoward.
(JP)
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