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Inspector Michael Patton said: “The alert follows a report that some type of device has been left in the vicinity.

“We are currently investigating this report, working to establish an exact location of any such device and no roads are closed at this time.

“I am appealing to members of the public living in, or travelling through the area to be vigilant and not to touch any suspicious objects.

“The safety of the community is of paramount importance, and we are appealing to anyone who notices any suspicious objects not to touch them, but to contact police immediately by calling 999.”

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PSNI urge caution from public as they search for suspect device