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Eight people injured after car 'mounts pavement' in Glasgow
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- Eight people were injured after being struck by a car on Hyndland Road in Glasgow's west end at about 15:45.
- Two were taken to hospital and six were treated at the scene.
- Unconfirmed reports suggest the vehicle mounted the pavement, hit a bus stop shelter, and struck scaffolding.
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Why It Matters
The incident occurred on Hyndland Road in Glasgow's west end at approximately 15:45. Emergency services responded to the scene.
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Eight people have been injured after they were struck by a car in the west end of Glasgow.
The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service (SFRS) said two were taken to hospital and six were treated at the scene following the incident, which happened at about 15:45 on Hyndland Road.
Unconfirmed reports suggest the vehicle may have mounted the pavement, hit a bus stop shelter and then struck scaffolding.
A police spokesperson said: "Emergency services are at the scene and drivers are urged to avoid the area."
Open Questions
- What caused the vehicle to strike the pedestrians?
- Was the driver arrested or charged?
- What is the current condition of those taken to hospital?
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This article was originally published by BBC UK News.
