North: Homes flooded with sewage after torrential rain

Up to 50 people were forced to spend the night in temporary accommodation after homes were flooded with sewage in Belfast.

Fri, 02 Dec, 2005 - 08:09

Up to 50 people were forced to spend the night in temporary accommodation after homes were flooded with sewage in Belfast.

Many fear they will have to wait until January to return following torrential rain which left drains in the south of the city unable to cope with the deluge.

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