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Bus driver ordered to take bomb to Derry police station Bus driver ordered to take bomb to Derry police station
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A bus driver has been ordered to drive to a police station in Londonderry with a bomb on board.A bus driver has been ordered to drive to a police station in Londonderry with a bomb on board.
Two men boarded the bus in Ballymagroarty estate in the city and ordered the driver to go to Strand Road police station. A masked man boarded the bus in Ballymagroarty estate in the city and ordered the driver to go to Strand Road police station.
Ciaran Rogan from Translink, Northern Ireland's public transport operator, said the bus driver managed to get the passengers off the bus before she brought it to "a place of safety".Ciaran Rogan from Translink, Northern Ireland's public transport operator, said the bus driver managed to get the passengers off the bus before she brought it to "a place of safety".
Dissident republicans have been blamed.Dissident republicans have been blamed.
Homes were evacuated in the Northland Road area on Wednesday evening while Army bomb disposal officers examined the object.Homes were evacuated in the Northland Road area on Wednesday evening while Army bomb disposal officers examined the object.
"The driver is very shaken - it's very concerning," said Mr Rogan."The driver is very shaken - it's very concerning," said Mr Rogan.
Northern Ireland Transport Minister Danny Kennedy praised the "bravery" of the bus driver.Northern Ireland Transport Minister Danny Kennedy praised the "bravery" of the bus driver.
"The driver showed immense courage under very difficult circumstances," he said."The driver showed immense courage under very difficult circumstances," he said.
"Attacks on public transport impact the entire community who depend on buses and trains to get to work, school, hospital and go about their daily business," he added."Attacks on public transport impact the entire community who depend on buses and trains to get to work, school, hospital and go about their daily business," he added.
Residents were allowed to return to their homes at about 03:30 GMT.Residents were allowed to return to their homes at about 03:30 GMT.
In County Antrim, residents also spent part of the night out of their homes in Portglenone, after a suspicious object was found on Main Street at 04:30 GMT.In County Antrim, residents also spent part of the night out of their homes in Portglenone, after a suspicious object was found on Main Street at 04:30 GMT.
Police said the alert was a hoax.Police said the alert was a hoax.