White balloons have been released in memory of those who have died in drugs-related deaths in Belfast amid calls for action from government.
Several hundred people took part in a march to Belfast City Hall on Saturday afternoon under a banner proclaiming “enough is enough”. It was organised by The People’s Kitchen and homeless charities, and backed by the trade union Unite.
Some 15 people have died in what have been termed as drugs-related deaths in Belfast since the start of June.
