An eyewitness has advised the BBC that he tried to sort out a fireplace at a Vape Store shop subsequent to Glasgow Central station however had to abandon the attempt after a series of explosions. More than 250 firefighters have been called in to deal with the blaze that began in a Vape Juices shop on Sunday, before it engulfed your complete building on Union Corner subsequent to Central Station. On the top of the incident about 250 firefighters, 18 fire engines and specialist sources, including a excessive-volume pump drawing water from the River Clyde, ezigarettengunstig had been deployed to the scene.

The fireplace began in a vape shop on Union Street at about 15:45 on Sunday, with firefighters being called quickly afterwards. The jury heard regulations state an inmate must be removed from their cell within 20 minutes of a fire or the cell should be ventilated. The inquest beforehand heard that Dupree's cell was not equipped with an automated hearth detection device and the door handle was too scorching to contact by the time workers arrived.

The inquest at Avon Coroner's Court heard earlier from Justin Ashburn, from the Crown Premises' Fire Safety Inspectorate (CPFSI), who said he would "need to see" computerized hearth detection (AFD) systems in cells.

Safety inspections of the station are resulting from be carried out. Network Rail said that while the station had prevented important harm, it was anticipated to remain closed on Tuesday for Vape shop security inspections. Nevertheless, Community Rail said there was a "excessive degree of instability" to the building façade on Gordon Avenue, which requires constructing assessment work. BBC Scotland vapevente News understands that Network Rail staff consider there has not been serious injury contained in the station, and that its concourse is in good shape.