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The flats resembled a building site, with workers’ tools lying around and electricity cables trailing through corridors, linked to non-domestic generators. Initially, they were taken to a makeshift rest centre set up at the nearby Emirates Arena, which was a venue for the Commonwealth Games in 2014. A spokesperson for the Health and Safety Executive said they were called in by the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service about two blocks of flats.
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