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Woman taken to hospital after 'hazardous liquid' thrown at her in Glasgow's Buchanan Street
- On Sunday, November 9, a hazardous liquid was thrown at a 46-year-old woman on Buchanan Street, Glasgow city centre, and she was taken to hospital for treatment at about 18.20.
- Detectives described a separate incident in East Kilbride on Friday on Pine Crescent at about 10:55, where a woman was hit with a harmful substance.
- Police cordoned Buchanan Street near the Donald Dewar statue, with tape surrounding it and a cherry picker nearby; around 8.20pm six officers and two police vehicles were outside Sainsbury's, and by 8.30pm the public were barred between the Royal Concert Hall and Bath Street intersection.
- A 51-year-old woman has been arrested and charged in connection with the assault and is due to appear at Glasgow Sheriff Court on Monday, November 10.
- Police launched an appeal after the assault and said a heightened police presence will be maintained to reassure the public in Glasgow city centre.
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