N.I. traffic confusion as four sets of traffic lights stop working

By Andrew Quinn
Published 4th Apr 2019, 18:00 BST
Updated 4th Apr 2019, 18:02 BST
A power outage is being blamed for the shutdown of four sets of traffic lights in Belfast.A power outage is being blamed for the shutdown of four sets of traffic lights in Belfast.
A power outage is being blamed for the shutdown of four sets of traffic lights in Belfast.
Four sets of traffic lights have stopped working in Belfast after a power failure.

Traffic lights are currently out at Lisburn Road (at junction with Tate's Avenue); Ormeau Road (at University Street junction); Donegall Road (Roden Street junction) and Lisburn Road (at City Hospital).

"We are aware of a #fault in the South Belfast area," tweeted Northern Ireland Electricity (N.I.A.) Networks.

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"A repair team has been assigned and is on its way. Real time updates are available at #Powercheck http://ow.ly/6lXN30okhAz

"If you see any of our equipment damaged please call us immediately on 03457 643 643."

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