A road in Glasgow has been reopened after emergency services were called to deal with a 'dangerous building'.
Emergency services were called to Firhill Street in North Glasgow shortly before 6pm yesterday (February 5) following reports of debris falling from a building.
We previously reported police said the debris was caused by damage to the building's roof.
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Garscube Road was closed from Maryhill Road to Hinshaw Street while Firhill Street was also partially closed around the affected property.
Pictures taken this morning (February 6) showed a police cordon still in place.
However, all roads have now been reopened.
There were no reports of any injuries as a result of the debris.
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