'I will never get over watching my home burn': Belfast residents reel after night of unrest

Biji Jose, from the Northern Ireland Indian Nurses Forum, has been living in Northern Ireland for 23 years.She's a senior nurse and is worried her colleagues from the Indian community may decide to leave Northern Ireland in the aftermath.She said junior colleagues have been in touch about the recent violence and are "really worried" about their safety."At the minute, I can see very anxious faces and too much worry about their families, children, future jobs, insecurity about walking around the street freely like before," she said."People sometimes think about we are here to come to take their job. No, it is not the way," Jose added, saying healthcare workers were among the most needed employees in Northern Ireland."We are filling the workforce shortage and easing the waiting lists for procedures, because of our relentless, selfless, kind services supporting the community to get the proper care on time."'We're leaving right now'Another man who is originally from India and now lives in north Belfast has decided to leave Northern Ireland after Tuesday night's violence.