At least 150 people have been evacuated from large hospitals in London after a chemical incident report.
Firefighters were first called around 9:00 am (0749 GMT) on Thursday to the Guy Hospital in Southwark, with the crew operating for building ventilation.
People are evacuated from the basement and the ground floor of the hospital.
London Fire Brigade confirmed the incident in a statement.
“Two fire engines, two fire extinguishers, command units, and specialist hazardous material officers have been sent to the scene.
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“The crew performs operations for building ventilation.
“Around 150 people have been evacuated from the ground floor and the ground floor of the hospital by firefighters and hospital staff.”
Guy’s is the center of the first choice with 400 beds, which is specialized in cancer, kidney, urology and dental care, as well as ears, nose and throat and orthopedics.