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Terror attacks close to home for Scottish hospital
Healthcare Security Weekly, July 9, 2007
A bomb disposal unit on July 1 carried out a controlled explosion at the
The bomb unit blew up a car, which was linked to the attack at the airport, in the hospital's parking lot. In the airport attack, two men drove a burning Jeep into the terminal on June 30. The driver of the Jeep was critically injured from his burns. Shortly after he was admitted to the hospital, police confiscated a suspicious item from his body and called for a partial evacuation of the hospital. Police later said the device was not believed to be an explosive.
News reports said British police are holding doctors from
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