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Emergency providers are persevering with to look the River Lagan after an incident at Donegall Quay in Belfast metropolis centre.
Authorities have been referred to as to the world at round 5pm on Friday after a person was noticed within the river.
Emergency providers on the scene of an incident at Donegall Quay ( Photograph by Kevin Scott / Belfast Telegraph )
It is believed a passerby entered the water in a rescue try earlier than the emergency providers arrived.
The rescue was unsuccessful and the passerby was capable of safely get out of the river.
Search operations are persevering with.
The Lagan Bridge has been shut to the general public.
An Ambulance Service spokesman stated they have been referred to as to the world at 5.10pm to a report of two individuals within the water.
He stated the person who tried the rescue was capable of get himself out of the water and was not in want of remedy.
Paramedics stay on the scene.
The Coastguard can also be on the scene.
Emergency providers on the scene of an incident at Donegall Quay ( Photograph by Kevin Scott / Belfast Telegraph )
Emergency providers on the scene of an incident at Donegall Quay ( Photograph by Kevin Scott / Belfast Telegraph )
Emergency providers on the scene of an incident at Donegall Quay ( Photograph by Kevin Scott / Belfast Telegraph )
Emergency providers on the scene of an incident at Donegall Quay ( Photograph by Kevin Scott / Belfast Telegraph )
Pictured is emergency providers on the scene of an incident at Donegall Quay ( Photograph by Kevin Scott / Belfast Telegraph )
