Forensics team investigate home in relation to suspicious package

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Forensic cops have been seen working at an address in Glasgow in relation to a 'suspicious package' found in Lanarkshire earlier this week.

Police Scotland officers joined the forensics team at the property in Marfield Street, Carntyne, on Wednesday, with part of the area was cordoned off whilst they carried out their investigations, reports Glasgow Live.

The latest incident is believed to be linked to a package found on Mansion Court in Cambuslang on Tuesday night. The Lanarkshire Live app is available to download now.

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