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A mini-bus passenger has died following an incident North Belfast.
Police say the vehicle had to break sharply on the Antrim Road at around mid-day on Thursday the 19th of September.
The passenger was injured at the time and has since passed away.
Detectives want to speak to the driver of a car which was in front of the bus at the time, and a pedestrian seen crossing the road.
Inspector Murphy said:
“Police received a report that as a mini-bus was travelling along the Antrim Road near the Co-Op at approximately 12 mid-day on Thursday, 19 September, it had to brake sharply. "
“One person who was a passenger in the mini-bus was injured at the time and has since passed away. "
“I would appeal to the driver of a car, which was in front of this minibus and a pedestrian who was crossing the road to contact police at Tennent Street PSNI Station on the non-emergency number 101, quoting reference 1344 25/09/19, as they may have information that could assist police with their investigation. I am also keen to speak with motorists who may have been driving in the area and have dash cam footage fitted to their vehicles that may have captured this incident.
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