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Police searching for a missing Belfast man have recovered a body from the city’s River Lagan.
They said the body was recovered in the south of the city on Friday afternoon.
Police can confirm that the body of a man was recovered from the River Lagan in south Belfast this afternoon, Friday 13th February.⁰⁰While formal identification has not taken place, the family of Gary Bain who has been missing since 21st January has been informed. pic.twitter.com/gQXsgGpFJW
— Police Service NI (@PoliceServiceNI) February 13, 2026
“While formal identification has not taken place, the family of Gary Bain who has been missing since 21st January has been informed,” a police spokesperson said.
Mr Bain, 37, was last seen in the Ormeau Bridge area, and police previously described how extensive searches have taken place for him.
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