A major incident unfolded at Guy's Hospital in London today after reports of a suspected explosion forced a full evacuation of the premises. Emergency services, including fire crews and police, swiftly descended on the scene as patients and staff were moved to safety.
Eyewitnesses described chaotic scenes as alarms blared and people were ushered out of the building. Authorities have cordoned off the area while investigations into the cause of the blast are underway.
Emergency Response in Full Swing
London Fire Brigade confirmed multiple units were dispatched following the incident. A spokesperson stated, "We are working closely with NHS staff and other emergency services to ensure everyone's safety."
Patients requiring urgent care were reportedly transferred to nearby hospitals, though the extent of injuries remains unclear at this stage.
Public Urged to Avoid the Area
Transport for London has advised commuters to steer clear of the vicinity as road closures and delays are expected throughout the day. Local bus routes have also been diverted.
Updates will follow as more details emerge. For now, officials are treating the situation with the utmost seriousness, though no further threats have been identified.
