Firefighters battle flat fire on Antrim Road in Belfast
Summarised from 3 outlets · 5 reports · Updated 13 Nov, 21:09 · Archive
Emergency services are at the scene of a building fire at a flat on Antrim Road in north Belfast.
Emergency services were called to reports of a fire at a flat on Antrim Road in Cliftonville, north Belfast, on Friday 13 November at 11.59am.
Four fire appliances and one aerial appliance were dispatched to the scene. Two appliances came from Whitla Fire Station, one from Westland Fire Station, one from Cadogan Fire Station, and an Aerial Appliance from Knock Fire Station. The incident was ongoing at the time of reporting.
Police were in attendance alongside firefighters. The PSNI diverted traffic in the area and advised motorists to avoid the Antrim Road and seek alternative routes for their journeys.
No further details about the fire, its cause or the extent of any damage were provided by either the Northern Ireland Fire and Rescue Service or police at the time of reporting.
How it is being reported
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- NI traffic alerts: ‘Avoid the area’ warning as police and firefighters attend blaze in Antrim Road area of north BelfastBelfast Telegraph · 13 Nov, 14:27
- Emergency services in attendance at Antrim Road fireBelfast Telegraph · 13 Nov, 14:22
- Emergency services at scene of Antrim Road fire, as drivers urged to ‘avoid the area’Belfast Telegraph · 13 Nov, 14:22
- Antrim Road fire LIVE as firefighters battle Belfast building blazeEmergency services are at the scene this afternoonBelfast Live · 13 Nov, 14:12
In this story: Antrim Road · Belfast · Cliftonville · Northern Ireland Fire and Rescue Service · PSNI · Kane's Cottage · Whitla Fire Station · Knock Fire Station
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