RESIDENTS of a block of flats in Rosyth had to be evacuated on Sunday morning after a reports of a gas leak. Emergency services raced to the scene at Caledonia Court just after 11am and police sealed off the entrance to the homes while gas engineers ensured the area was safe. A Scottish Fire and Rescue Service spokesperson said: We were alerted at 11.10am on Sunday, May 16 to reports of a smell of gas at a block of flats on Caledonia Court, Rosyth. Operations Control mobilised one appliance to the scene to evacuate a number of properties and assist gas engineers to make the area safe.
Every Covid care home death in Scotland as true extent of virus released to public
Many homes have seen numerous deaths as the virus ripped through care homes killing more than 3,000 residents.
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At least 3,400 care home residents have died of Covid and yesterday the Crown Office released figures which show the shocking breakdown of deaths home by home.
There have been deaths in 480 of the country’s care homes with some experiencing devastating outbreaks which left numerous people dead in their wake.