Just in. Crews remain at the scene.
Firefighters are tackling a huge blaze at a derelict building in Belfast. Crews were called to Samuel Street at around 2.40am on Wednesday, May 31.
Northern Ireland Fire and Rescue Service has 40 firefighters, eight officers, and six fire engines at the scene. They are being supported by aerial platforms and the command support unit. Local families are being asked to keep their windows closed as the incident rages on. It is currently unclear what started the blaze.A Northern Ireland Fire and Rescue Service spokesman said: "We were called to a derelict building fire at Samuel Street in Belfast at 2.40am on Wednesday, May 31. There are six fire appliances, two aerial appliances and command support, 40 firefighters and eight officers.This is an unfolding incident. We will bring more as we get it in the live feed below.
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