Bomb warning sparks security alert at Belfast airport

Police in the North have declared a security alert at Belfast International Airport following a bomb warning at around 3.30pm today.

Wed, 24 Jul, 2002 - 18:55

Police in the North have declared a security alert at Belfast International Airport following a bomb warning at around 3.30pm today.

Officers are currently searching buildings and car parks in the airport, but passengers have been advised to report for their flights as normal.

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