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13/06/2017
Investigation Launched After Man Dies Suddenly At Fast Food Outlet
Police have launched an investigation following the sudden death of a man at a fast food restaurant in north Belfast.
The man's body was discovered in the bathroom area of the premises on Brougham Street on Monday, 12 June.
The restaurant closed on Monday, however it is to re-open today, 13 June.
No further details have been released.
(CD/JP)
The man's body was discovered in the bathroom area of the premises on Brougham Street on Monday, 12 June.
The restaurant closed on Monday, however it is to re-open today, 13 June.
No further details have been released.
(CD/JP)
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