Two ambulances and two police vehicles were seen outside a 'specialist female-only' hostel in the city centre today.
Pictures of the scene show a police car, a police van, two ambulances and a rapid response vehicle outside the Ann Fowler House, a Salvation Army hostel on Fraser Street in the city centre.
The emergency service response was first reported at 11am, November 16 and were still present at 11.45am.
On their website, the Salvation Army describe the hostel as a "specialist female-only residential centre for women experiencing homelessness, specialises in helping its residents back into independent living.
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"It offers more than a safe, secure home for 38 women by offering practical support through training in such basics as literacy, cooking, computer skills, confidence and self-esteem building, as well as employment skills as part of a wider resettlement programme. "
The ECHO contacted Merseyside Police for comment.
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