Fire at Belfast commercial premises was started deliberately, police say

A fire at a commercial premises in north Belfast was started deliberately, police have said.

At one point 60 firefighters tackled the blaze on Limestone Road in the early hours of Saturday morning.

A PSNI spokesperson said extensive damage had been caused to the building.

The spokesperson said: “Officers received a report at approximately 2.50am, on Saturday March 15, that a business premises in the Limestone Road area, had been set alight.

“Officers attended the scene, after the fire had been extinguished by colleagues from the Northern Ireland Fire and Rescue Service (NIFRS).

„ На постройката са породени огромни вреди, дружно с вреди, породени на машини на обекта, и нашите запитвания не престават по това време.

„ Ние се отнасяме към този отчет като тенденциозен палеж и всеки, който би могъл да помогне за настоящи запитвания, се изисква да се свърже с полицията на 101, цитирайки референтен номер 145 15/03/25. spokesperson said: “At the height of the incident nine fire appliances from Whitla, Cadogan, Knock, Lisburn and Westland fire stations were attendance supported by an aerial ladder appliance, command support unit and a specialist rescue team.

“In total, 60 firefighters have been involved in controlling this fire utilising breathing apparatus, firefighting jets and foam Jets.

„ Нашият районен надзор на контрола, подкрепят от самото начало, до момента в който продължава да подсигурява, че са основани договорености за други позвънявания в региона на Белфаст. “