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Fahad Tariq & Keiran Fleming

Huge emergency response on Glasgow's Broomielaw after crash involving cyclist and HGV

Emergency services sped to Glasgow's Broomielaw after a serious collision involving a cyclist and lorry earlier today.

Police have cordoned off a section of the Broomielaw following a crash near the Casino at the junction of Oswald Street at 10.10am.

Officers and other emergency services are still on the scene with around six police cars and ambulance and Police Scotland's specialist collision investigation team.

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It is unclear whether there are any injuries at this time.

A police spokesperson said: "Officers are currently in attendance following a serious crash on Broomielaw, near the Casino, which police were called to at 10.10am on Friday, 27 January, 2023.

Emergency services are still on the scene (Glasgow Live)

"The crash involved a cyclist and a HGV. Emergency services remain at the scene and the road is currently closed."

Glasgow City Council confirmed the road would be closed for some time and drivers should avoid the area.

A spokesperson said: "The Broomielaw is completely closed to all traffic between Oswald Street and York Street due to a serious road traffic accident.

"The road is likely to remain closed for some time and emergency services are currently attending the incident.

"Road users should avoid the area if possible and expect delays in the city centre as traffic diverts."

More information to follow.

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