They have been taken to the Tollcross Swimming Centre
Around 100 residents have been evacuated this evening after police locked down a Shettleston street after a 'potentially hazardous substance' was found within a flat.
Glasgow City Council has confirmed up to 100 residents have been evacuated and are in a rest centre set up at Tollcross International Swimming Centre. "Up to 100 residents have been taken in at an emergency rest centre set up at Tollcross International Swimming Centre and we continue to liaise closely with colleagues in the emergency services.Sign up to Glasgow Live's crime and courts newsletter here to receive all the latest crime and court news direct to your inbox.
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