HM Coastguard and PSNI in search operation at Ormeau Bridge in Belfast
The Police and Coastguard are involved in a search and rescue operation at the Lagan River in Belfast.
HM Coastguard said it had assisted the PSNI with an incident at Ormeau Bridge, Belfast, reported at about 7.30am today, 21 January.


An HM Coastguard search and rescue helicopter and Irish Coast Guard helicopter were both sent to the scene.
The Northern Ireland Ambulance Service and Northern Ireland Fire & Rescue Service also attended.


The PSNI said the operation relates to a concern for a man’s safety but offered no further details.
It is reported that emergency services attended after someone was seen entering the water.
The Fire and Rescue Service said they were called to the incident at 6:55am today.
Three Specialist Rescue Teams and three fire appliances attended - one appliance each from Central, Cadogan and Knock Fire Stations.


A Fire Service spokesperson said they were called to reports of a water rescue at Ormeau Bridge.
"Firefighters, along with other emergency services, carried out a search and no persons were located in the vicinity of the area," she said.
"The incident was handed over to the PSNI and Firefighters left the scene at 9.36am.”
As of 4:15pm today, Wednesday, police said the search has not been concluded.