Belfast - Panic spreads.
Belfast, N. Ireland, UK
Posted: 3rd, Sept. 2009
ZWN Field Correspondent - M. Dunn (AP)

Alarming reports from Northern Ireland indicate that the Necro-Mortosis infection has spread beyond Belfast. Earlier this evening there were reports of infected in Craigavon, Ballymena and as far away as Derry. However, non have as yet been officially confirmed as undead related.

Sporadic rioting and looting have broken out throughout some parts of the country and people are being urged to remain in there homes and stay tuned to the emergency broadcast system.

Due to the Derry outbreak all major airports are now under a heavy Police presence To add to the misery and general frustration of travellers, all outbound flights from N. Ireland scheduled to leave this week are fully booked and all flights after that are currently suspended.

The health-care system within major Northern Irish cities and even rural towns is facing a heavy burden, with concerned citizens inundating the system with inquiries. In many cases these are false reports of contracted Mortosis.The suspected Mortosis victims are being taken to local hospitals and doctors practices. Many unwillingly. One elderly man was reportedly dropped off at Ballymena Hospital bound with duct tape."This was a particularly ugly incident" remarked an anonymous hospital worker. "He was taped round his hands, feet and mouth even, I suppose they were afraid he'd bite someone. Turns out he was not even infected. He had recently had a hip replacement and it made his walk a bit off, I think they thought he'd gone Zombie"

Looting
Local supermarkets are struggling to get delivery of some of there necessary food supplies, which in turn is causing shortage of many products. With a surge in demand for bottled water and tinned goods, sporadic fighting and looting has been breaking out as local people clamer for ever dwindling stock

Reports indicate that some of the important stock, such as medical supplies, have had to be moved around the country under military escourt as the risk from looting and armed robbery escalates.

The Government have issued a statement appealing for calm, and vigilance while searches are conducted for undead activity. The have also said the situation in Northern Ireland while unfortunate is fully under control

Shortly after the statement was broadcast it was confirmed that more troops were to be deployed to the province as the government looks to contain the virus.

Do you have a report? are you in this area and have seen activity? Report it here

Important numbers:

For a list of military safety zones 1 800 155 759

Volunteer evacuation pickup points 1 800 155 231

If you suspect a person of having contracted walking Necro-Mortosis 1 800 155 839

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