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Three workers ill after chemical incident at Midlothian recycling centre Three workers ill after chemical incident at Midlothian recycling centre
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Three people have been treated following a chemical incident at a Midlothian recycling centre. Three people have received medical treatment following a chemical incident at a Midlothian recycling centre.
The council workers were given medical assistance at Stobhill Household Waste Recycling Centre in Gorebridge after a spill of hazardous material at 09:50. The council workers became unwell at Stobhill Household Waste Recycling Centre in Gorebridge after a spill of hazardous material at 09:50.
The immediate area around the depot remains cordoned off as a public safety measure until the emergency services declare the area is safe.The immediate area around the depot remains cordoned off as a public safety measure until the emergency services declare the area is safe.
A Midlothian Council spokeswoman, said: "Investigations are underway." A Midlothian Council spokeswoman said investigations were underway.
She added: "Due to public safety measures Stobhill Depot and Stobhill Road are currently closed."She added: "Due to public safety measures Stobhill Depot and Stobhill Road are currently closed."
A Police Scotland spokeswoman said: "Police in Midlothian were called to Stobhill household recycling centre at about 10:00, following a spill of hazardous material.A Police Scotland spokeswoman said: "Police in Midlothian were called to Stobhill household recycling centre at about 10:00, following a spill of hazardous material.
"Police are currently assisting the fire service in managing the scene.""Police are currently assisting the fire service in managing the scene."