21/03/2017

Man Dies In Industrial Incident At Belfast Harbour

A man has died following an industrial incident at Belfast Harbour.

The incident happened at Stormont Wharf area on Tuesday morning, 21 March.

It is understood the man became trapped under machinery.

A spokesperson from the Belfast Harbour said the Health and Safety Executive is at the scene and the next of kin have been informed.

(CD/LM)

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