Police cordon in place whilst explosive is dealt with
Police are dealing with an unexploded ordnance on the beach side of Mooragh Promenade in Ramsey.
A cordon is in place whilst the item is safely disposed of.
The promenade has been closed from the swimming pool car park exit to North Shore Road.
Officers are asking people to avoid the area where possible – the cordon is expected to be in place until tomorrow at the earliest.
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