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23/03/2006
Hoax device sparks security alert Derry
A security alert was sparked in Londonderry this morning following the discovery of a suspicious object, which later proved to be a hoax.
The object was found just before 9am in a car park in Fahan Street, close to the Bogside area of the city.
Army Technical Officers carried out a controlled explosion on the object, and later declared it as a hoax.
The area between Butcher Gate and Rossville Street was sealed off for a time.
Residents were moved into a safe area while the operation was underway.
(EF/SP)
The object was found just before 9am in a car park in Fahan Street, close to the Bogside area of the city.
Army Technical Officers carried out a controlled explosion on the object, and later declared it as a hoax.
The area between Butcher Gate and Rossville Street was sealed off for a time.
Residents were moved into a safe area while the operation was underway.
(EF/SP)
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