A building wall has collapsed in north Belfast.
Police said the Antrim Road is closed in both directions between the Cavehill Road and Limestone Road as a result.
The incident occurred on Thursday in the Limestone Road area.
The PSNI, Northern Ireland Ambulance Serviceand and Northern Ireland Fire & Rescue Service are all in attendance.
A spokesperson for the PSNI said: “Motorists are advised that the Antrim Road is closed in both directions between the Cavehill Road and Limestone Road due to a collapse of a building wall. Please seek alternative routes for your journey.”
WATCH: The emergency services are attending an incident in north Belfast this afternoon - where it's thought a building has partially collapsed.
— Q Radio News (@qnewsdesk) March 24, 2022
It's on the Antrim road and several amblances have been dispatched to the scene. pic.twitter.com/9vm2fenuj0
WATCH: The Antrim Road is closed in both directions between the Cavehill Road and Limestone Road due to a collapse of a building wall. Please seek alternative routes for your journey. pic.twitter.com/H1TIioPZvv
— North Belfast News (@NorthBelfastNew) March 24, 2022
At the scene of a collapsing wall on the Antrim Road Cavehill Road junction.
— Cllr Fiona Ferguson (@fiona_ferg) March 24, 2022
Emergency services here asking public to avoid the area.
No indication of when the cordon will be lifted.
Thinking of the staff in Brothers, Castle DIY and local community. pic.twitter.com/XPUfbAsZJB