Bomb squad race to Scottish police station over possible 'ordnance device'

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Bomb disposal specialists have been dispatched to Perth City Police Station in Scotland after someone delivered a suspected ordnance device to the premises this morning.The incident unfolded at roughly 9.35am when the unidentified item was brought into the station located on Barrack Street.Police immediately implemented safety measures, resulting in the temporary closure of the surrounding road.Authorities are yet to establish the precise nature of the object, with experts still needed to verify whether it poses any threat.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say The discovery prompted a swift response from emergency services in the Scottish city, The National reports.Officers have since relocated the suspected device to an area outside the police station building.LATEST DEVELOPMENTSPolice Scotland take aim at Celtic and call for 'more accountability' after fan disorder during title celebrationsMissing British hiker found dead after 48-hour rescue mission in national parkPro-Palestine...

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