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Brick thieves 'create death trap' Brick thieves 'create death trap'
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Bricks stolen from a safety wall bordering one of Northern Ireland's busiest roads has created a death trap, south Belfast residents have said.Bricks stolen from a safety wall bordering one of Northern Ireland's busiest roads has created a death trap, south Belfast residents have said.
A wall running alongside the city's Westlink has been partly dismantled. There is now a hole through which children can walk onto the road.A wall running alongside the city's Westlink has been partly dismantled. There is now a hole through which children can walk onto the road.
One resident said it was a death trap for children.One resident said it was a death trap for children.
"The Westlink's wide open to them. Some toddler could walk down the street walk over there and be killed," she said."The Westlink's wide open to them. Some toddler could walk down the street walk over there and be killed," she said.
"Does it have to be like this for somebody to take notice. Does somebody have to get killed for somebody to take notice of that."Does it have to be like this for somebody to take notice. Does somebody have to get killed for somebody to take notice of that.
"It's a disgrace and should never have been left like that and it's attracted all sorts, not even from the area."It's a disgrace and should never have been left like that and it's attracted all sorts, not even from the area.
"And what's remaining of the wall - it's going to come down to.""And what's remaining of the wall - it's going to come down to."
The Westlink carries tens of thousands of motorists every day.The Westlink carries tens of thousands of motorists every day.
A Roads Service spokesman said: "Roads Service have instructed their contractors to close the gap if it is providing access to the Westlink."