On the ground in the Belfast riots - podcast
Summary
Riots took place in west Belfast, affecting residents including two care workers and students from Uganda who live there. Neighbouring houses were set on fire, and people were told to stay indoors for safety. The violence has caused fear among local residents, including refugees.Key Facts
- Riots occurred in west Belfast, spreading to residential streets.
- Houses nearby were set on fire during the riots.
- Residents were advised by emergency services to stay inside their homes.
- Two housemates from Uganda, both care workers and students, were directly affected.
- One resident, Sumayah, fainted due to fear during the violence.
- A Sudanese refugee and father of four is thinking about leaving the city because of the rioting.
- The Guardian reporter Hannah Al-Othman interviewed locals about their experiences and fears.
- The events highlight tensions and safety concerns in the community during the riots.
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