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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Foyleside Shopping Centre had been evacuated
Foyleside Shopping Centre in Derry has reopened after a bomb alert.
Police sealed off the building on Tuesday following reports of a bomb had been planted in the centre.
The PSNI said the security alert has ended and has been declared a hoax.
Chief Inspector Clive Beatty said: “This alert has resulted in unnecessary fear and disruption to the community and I would like to thank the public and business community for their co-operation and patience as we worked quickly to ensure the centre was safe to reopen. At a time when local businesses and services are trying desperately to get back on track, this type of incident only causes further harm to livelihoods. I would encourage anyone with information about this hoax to come forward and speak with our detectives.”
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