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Up to 15 families have been moved from their homes in Fermanagh following warnings about abandoned bombs.Up to 15 families have been moved from their homes in Fermanagh following warnings about abandoned bombs.
Houses in the Lisnaskea Road area of Roslea were evacuated early on Wednesday morning.Houses in the Lisnaskea Road area of Roslea were evacuated early on Wednesday morning.
Police said there had been a number of warnings about explosive devices being abandoned in the area in recent weeks.Police said there had been a number of warnings about explosive devices being abandoned in the area in recent weeks.
The discovery of a 600lb bomb in south Armagh last week underlined the need for "a careful and controlled response," they said.The discovery of a 600lb bomb in south Armagh last week underlined the need for "a careful and controlled response," they said.
Oliver Wilson, the manager of the nearby Share Centre, has offered shelter to those put out of their homes.Oliver Wilson, the manager of the nearby Share Centre, has offered shelter to those put out of their homes.
"These are neighbours of ours and so, what we would say is, if any of those people don't have a home for the next night or so, until this matter has been resolved, we would be very keen to offer them whatever support we can."These are neighbours of ours and so, what we would say is, if any of those people don't have a home for the next night or so, until this matter has been resolved, we would be very keen to offer them whatever support we can.
"We would have accommodation here that we're quite happy to make available to them at this very difficult time," he said."We would have accommodation here that we're quite happy to make available to them at this very difficult time," he said.
Local councillor Harold Andrews said he received an early morning phone call about a bomb. Local UUP councillor Harold Andrews was among those who had to leave their homes.
"The caller said it was somewhere on the B36 at Roslea and about a mile out on the main Lisnaskea to Rosslea Road." "There's a number of us along this road who have been out of our homes since this morning, and there is no indication as to when we'll be able to get back.
"There are farmers affected, including myself, and we would like to be able to get back to see to the stock this evening.
"People are very concerned, as the police indicated, but they can't take any chances.
"If a bomb was found that was similar to the one in Armagh, then these houses would be in danger," he said.
'Outrageous''Outrageous'
The DUP MLA Arlene Foster said it was "outrageous these people should be allowed to disturb communities going about their everyday business."The DUP MLA Arlene Foster said it was "outrageous these people should be allowed to disturb communities going about their everyday business."
"It is disgusting, but this is the sort of thing we're up against at the minute."It is disgusting, but this is the sort of thing we're up against at the minute.
"I would urge everybody to work with the police and with the forces of law and order to try and root these people out," she said."I would urge everybody to work with the police and with the forces of law and order to try and root these people out," she said.
In a statement, police said the B36 between Roslea and Dresternan would be closed to traffic and diversions were in place.In a statement, police said the B36 between Roslea and Dresternan would be closed to traffic and diversions were in place.
They said a search was necessary because of "a small number of criminals who appear intent on disrupting the lives of businesses and residents of the area".They said a search was necessary because of "a small number of criminals who appear intent on disrupting the lives of businesses and residents of the area".