Glasgow fire: Roads reopen after huge blaze in Glasgow city centre extinguished
People described hearing “explosions” before the incident.
A fire at electrical substation in Glasgow city centre which sparked a huge emergency response has been extinguished, and roads in the area have reopened.
Emergency services were called to the scene in West Nile Street, Glasgow, after the alarm was raised at around 4.30pm on Saturday.


The H&M store near the site was evacuated and roads in the area were closed.
At the peak of the incident more than 50 firefighters were at the scene, with eight fire engines, a high reach appliance and a command support unit deployed.
People in the area reported hearing “explosions” before the incident.
There were no reports of any injuries and fire crews had left the scene by around 9.40pm on Saturday. Police said the incident is not being treated wilful.
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