Q Radio News
Dozens of families have been left out of their homes because of an ongoing security alert in West Belfast.
A school's also been forced to close near Upper Dunmurry Lane after a phone call warning of a device being left in the area on Monday.
Nothing was found after a similar warning was called in on Saturday.
Chief Inspector Kellie McMillan told Q Radio it's leading to widespread disruption.
As part of an ongoing policing operation, Police have closed Upper Dunmurry Lane between the junctions of Corrina Park and Creightons Road/ Old Golf Course Road and at the junction of the Park. There are no further details at this stage.
— PSNI (@PoliceServiceNI) 10 December 2018
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