EAST End residents were evacuated from their homes following the discovery of 'potentially hazardous substances'.
EAST End residents were evacuated from their homes following the discovery of"potentially hazardous substances".
Emergency services attended a flat on Thomas Street, Dennistoun, at around 12an this morning following the incident. The street was closed between Duke Street and Reidvale Street and nearby properties were evacuated as a precaution. Thomas Street has re-opened after potentially hazardous substances were found within a flat. The area has been deemed safe and there is no risk to the public. Residents can return home and we thank them for their understanding and patience while enquiries were carried out.
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