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| Major disruption over 'package' | |
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| Major travel problems are being experienced in Aberdeen as police deal with the discovery of a "suspicious package" in the city centre. | |
| Trains to Aberdeen are terminating at Dyce and Stonehaven after the discovery by a member of public at Guild Street just after 0600 GMT. | |
| Members of the public have been reporting serious travel problems to the BBC Scotland news website. | |
| Grampian Police said diversions were in place. | |
| 'Safety priority' | |
| A police spokesman said: "There is no immediate danger to the public and people should be reassured that we have taken appropriate action. | |
| "A number of traffic diversions are in place while we deal with this package. | |
| "We would ask the public to cooperate with us and avoid the Guild Street area in the meantime and to follow the posted diversions." | |
| He added: "We understand that this will cause some problems for people trying to get to work, but the safety of the public is our priority and we are sure people appreciate this." | |
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