Man, 70, dies after collapsing at Scots bus station as emergency crews race to scene | The Sun

AN OAP has died after collapsing at a Scots bus station as mercy crews raced to help him.

Emergency services raced to Dunfermline Bus Station at around 5.30pm yesterday evening.


Officers also scrambled to the station, on Queen Anne Street, after receiving reports of the man taking ill.

Despite the best efforts of crews, the 70-year-old could not be saved.

He was tragically pronounced dead at the scene

Police have confirmed that they are not treating the death as suspicious.

They added that a report will be sent to the Procurator Fiscal.

A Police Scotland spokesperson said: "Officers were called to a report of a man collapsing at Dunfermline Bus Station on Queen Anne Street around 5.30pm on Monday, 17 October, 2022.

"A 70-year-old man was pronounced dead at the scene.

“The death is not being treated as suspicious and a report will be sent to the Procurator Fiscal."

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Recently we told how fire crews raced to tackle a blaze in Elgin in the early hours of this morning.

Scottish Fire and Rescue Service appliances were mobilised to the scene on North Guidry Street at around 2.35am.

Elsewhere, a man is fighting for life after a horror smash involving two vans on a busy Scots motorway.

Emergency crews raced to the scene on the M8 at junction five near Harthill yesterday.

And a body has been found on an island near Edinburgh during the search for a missing woman.

Averil Shepley, 47, was reported missing from the capital earlier this month.

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