Three Nazi flags were erected overnight in what police are treating as a hate crime.
The leader of a Belfast mosque said that he is worried for the safety of children attending the mosque after three Nazi flags were put up nearby.Three flags bearing the swastika and the symbol of the SS were erected overnight on a street in Dunmurry.
Riaz Dastur was among the parents bringing their children to the mosque on Wednesday morning, attending with his 13-year-old son, Raaid.He said that upon first seeing the flags he didn't give them much thought "because there's always flags everywhere".
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