A fire breaks out at Belfast Harbour, with flames visible for miles and thick smoke spreading across the city. Reports say several cars are burning at a shipyard area within the harbour, and the blaze produces significant smoke that can be seen from different parts of Belfast.
Local coverage describes the incident as a major visual event, with smoke filling the sky over Northern Ireland and reducing visibility in surrounding areas. While both outlets focus on the same core details—fire at the harbour, cars involved, and smoke visible for long distances—neither provides additional information in the excerpts about injuries, the cause of the fire, or the extent of damage. Both accounts characterize the event primarily through its scale of smoke and the visibility of flames from afar.
