Guy's Hospital evacuated after 'chemical incident'
Briefly

Approximately 150 individuals were evacuated from the basement and ground floor of Guy's Hospital in central London due to a reported chemical incident. The London Fire Brigade responded promptly by dispatching two fire engines, two fire rescue units, a command unit, and specialized hazardous materials officers to the scene. Fire brigade crews are currently working on ventilating the affected building. The cause of the incident has not yet been determined, leading to traffic closures on St Thomas' Street behind London Bridge railway station.
Around 150 people have been evacuated from the basement and ground floor of Guy's Hospital due to a chemical incident. London Fire Brigade responded with multiple units.
The London Fire Brigade dispatched two fire engines, two fire rescue units, and a command unit along with specialist hazardous materials officers to the scene.
Ventilation operations are being carried out by the fire brigade to ensure safety following the evacuation of individuals from the affected areas of the hospital.
The cause of the chemical incident remains unknown, prompting the closure of certain parts of St Thomas' Street behind London Bridge railway station.
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