Authorities investigate the circumstances surrounding a teenager's fall in Aberdeen.
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A 16-year-old boy was taken to the hospital after a concerning incident at the former Denburn Medical Centre in Aberdeen. Emergency services were alerted to the scene at Rosemount Viaduct around PM on Friday, May 16, following reports of a teenager who had fallen.
Emergency response and investigation
Upon arrival, emergency responders quickly assessed the situation. The boy was promptly transported to the hospital, although his current condition remains undisclosed. The incident has raised questions about safety in the area, particularly given the building’s history as a health center.
Community concerns and safety measures
The former Denburn Medical Centre has been a topic of discussion among local residents, many of whom express concerns regarding the safety of the site. With its history and the recent incident, community members are calling for increased safety measures to prevent similar occurrences in the future. The presence of the fire service, which assisted in helping two males down from the building, highlights the potential risks associated with the site.
Police statement and ongoing inquiries
A police spokesperson confirmed the incident, stating, “Around PM on Friday, May 16, police were made aware a youth had fallen at Rosemount Viaduct, Aberdeen. Emergency services attended and the 16-year-old male was taken to hospital.” Authorities are currently investigating the circumstances surrounding the fall, aiming to provide clarity and ensure the safety of the community.
As the investigation continues, the community remains on alert, hoping for a swift recovery for the young boy and a thorough examination of safety protocols at the site.
