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Man, 36, dies in hospital after incident at demolition site
A 36-year-old man died after being injured at a Paisley demolition site; the Health and Safety Executive is investigating with a report to the Procurator Fiscal planned.
- On Friday, Police Scotland responded to a 36-year-old man injured at a demolition site on Waverley Road in Foxbar, Paisley; he died at Queen Elizabeth University Hospital, Glasgow on Saturday.
- During ongoing demolition works at the Waverley Road demolition works, photos of the scene showed emergency personnel in hard hats and high-visibility jackets alongside blue-lit fire engines and ambulances.
- A trauma team including three ambulances and three fire engines was dispatched to the scene, while the Scottish Ambulance Service sent one ambulance, its trauma team and a special operations team.
- An investigation is under way and the Health and Safety Executive have been informed, with a report to be submitted to the Procurator Fiscal in due course.
- Police established a cordon and asked the public to avoid the area as dozens of police officers and emergency crews attended the scene on Friday.
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Man dies after being injured during demolition work in Paisley
A 36-year-old man has died after being injured at a demolition site in Paisley. Emergency services were called to Waverley Road at around 9.15am on Friday, 9th January, following reports that a man had been seriously injured during demolition works in the Foxbar area. A major emergency response attended the scene, including police officers, fire crews and specialist ambulance teams. The man was taken to Queen Elizabeth University Hospital in Gla…
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