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Emergency services are attending the scene of a collapsed building wall in north Belfast.
A section of the Antrim Road, between the Cavehill Road and the Limestone Road, was closed for several hours on Thursday.
The Antrim Road, north Belfast, remains closed in both directions between the Cavehill Road and Limestone Road due to the collapse of a building wall. Traffic is being impacted with queues forming so motorists are asked to seek alternative routes for your journey. pic.twitter.com/lGdhs5556h
— NI Road Policing and Safety (@NIRoadPolicing) March 24, 2022
A search dog, as well as police and firefighters, were in attendance at the scene.
The Northern Ireland Fire and Rescue Service said an aerial appliance and a specialist rescue team were among responders.
Police have urged motorists to avoid the area.
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