A motorcyclist has died after a one vehicle crash on the Westlink in Belfast.
Police say the man died on Sunday evening, June 19.
A PSNI spokesperson said: "The man died at the scene after the motorcycle he was riding struck the central reservation shortly before 7pm.
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"An investigation into the collision is underway and anyone who witnessed the collision or who captured dash-cam footage which could assist with the investigation is asked to contact officers at the Collision Investigation Unit on 101 quoting reference number 1640 19/06/22. The Westlink has now re-opened."
The Northern Ireland Ambulance Service previously told Belfast Live they received a 999 call at 6.53pm, “following reports of a RTC involving a motor cycle on the West Link in Belfast”.
An NIAS spokesperson added that “they despatched two Emergency Crews to the incident”.
They continued: “Following assessment and initial treatment, no patients were taken from the scene.”
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