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Aberdeen flat fire treated as deliberate

Aberdeen flat fire treated as deliberate
BBC Scotland Tuesday 10 November 2026, 11:51 UTC 1 min read
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One person received treatment at the scene after emergency services were called to Richmond Walk.

One person received treatment at the scene after emergency services were called to Richmond Walk.
Aberdeen (LOCATION) Richmond Walk (LOCATION)
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