Summary
Glasgow Central Station, Scotland's busiest train station, closed after a fire started in a nearby vape shop. The fire did not severely damage the station but caused disruptions, with no trains running in or out until safety checks are done. Authorities expect the situation to impact passengers for several days.
Key Facts
- A fire started in a vape shop next to Glasgow Central Station at about 15:45 on Sunday.
- The fire spread through a Victorian building but was controlled by Monday morning.
- The station itself did not suffer major damage but remains closed for safety checks.
- ScotRail announced no train services would run at the station on Tuesday, with disruptions expected for several days.
- Emergency services, including 18 fire vehicles, worked overnight to manage the fire.
- Police closed several roads around the station due to safety concerns.
- Replacement transportation options, like buses, are limited but available for some services.
- A preliminary investigation into the fire's cause has started, involving multiple agencies.
