Fifteen have been taken to hospital
More than two dozen people have been injured after a ship containing passengers partially toppled over at a dock in Scotland. Emergency services were called to a report that a ship had become dislodged from its holding at Imperial Dock in Leith, Edinburgh, at around 8.35am on Wednesday.
“Emergency services are responding to a major incident at Leith docks – a ship has been dislodged from its holding in strong winds. “Police were called to attend at around 8.35am on Wednesday and officers remain at the scene. The public are asked to avoid the area to allow emergency service access.”
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