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23/05/2018
North Belfast Suspicious Object Declared A Hoax
A number of homes in north Belfast were evacuated on Tuesday night following the discovery of a suspicious object.
Residents in the Glendore Avenue area were asked to leave their homes last night following the discovery of the device on a footpath.
Following an extensive operation, the device was declared a hoax and residents were allowed to return to their homes after a number of hours.
Police are investigating the incident.
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Residents in the Glendore Avenue area were asked to leave their homes last night following the discovery of the device on a footpath.
Following an extensive operation, the device was declared a hoax and residents were allowed to return to their homes after a number of hours.
Police are investigating the incident.
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