Streets in the south side of Glasgow have been flooded after a water main burst overnight.
Scottish Water say they are responding to the incident which is affecting water supplies for as many as 2,000 customers.
The main burst on Deanston Drive in Shawlands, with an area of nearby Tantallon Road badly flooded. As a result, Glasgow City Council have announced the closures of Langside Primary and Deanpark Nursery.
Scottish Water say a team is on site to provide assistance while engineers isolate the burst and begin to restore supplies.
Residents may be left without water while some may experience intermittent water pressure or discoloured water.
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A spokesperson said: “We would like to apologise to customers experiencing disruption to their water supply or flooding this morning as a result of a burst trunk main on the south side of Glasgow.
“Our team on site is working to isolate the damaged section of main and to re-route water through unaffected parts of the network in order to restore and maintain supplies as quickly as possible.
“We have a response team on site to provide direct assistance to customers whose homes have been affected by flooding as a result of the burst. We would encourage any customers who have experienced flooding and who need support to call us on 0800 077 8778.”
Any customers in need of additional support are encouraged to sign up for Scottish Water’s Priority Services Register using the link at https://psrscotland.com or by calling 0800 077 8778.
