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Road blocked during city trouble Officers hurt during city trouble
(about 3 hours later)
A road was blocked in east Belfast during trouble between loyalist and nationalist youths on Tuesday night. Four police officers were injured dealing with trouble between loyalist and nationalist youths in east Belfast on Tuesday, the police have said.
The disturbances began at the bottom of the Newtownards Road at about 2200 GMT with bricks from a nearby building site being thrown. The disturbances began at the bottom of the Newtownards Road at about 2200 GMT.
Police warned motorists to avoid Templemore Avenue and Albertbridge Road due to the trouble. Fireworks were thrown at police and reports were received of stones being thrown at buildings, including in St Matthews Court.
Officers blocked off the road and, with the help of community representatives, the situation later calmed. The injured officers did not require immediate hospital treatment, the police said.
Two police vehicles were also damaged in the trouble.
Officers blocked the road and, with the help of community representatives, the situation was calm at about 2300 GMT.
The injured officers did not require immediate hospital treatment, the police said. Two police vehicles were also damaged in the trouble.
Police said that a male aged in his mid-teens was arrested and later released.