'Machete' attack in Uddingston as man 'covered in blood' rushed to hospital
Eyewitnesses reported seeing a man bleeding from his head as cops descended on the street in Uddingston.
Cops raced to Uddingston (Image: Twitter/HotsnaxMihole)
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A man was rushed to hospital after being attacked with a weapon on a Scots street.
Emergency services descended on Main Street, Uddingston, at around 2pm on Thursday, March 3.
Police confirmed a 43-year-old man was raced to Queen Elizabeth University Hospital after being 'assaulted'.
According to local reports, the man was attacked with a machete.
Eyewitnesses reported seeing horror scenes on the local street, where a man was reportedly seen bleeding from his head.
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One resident said: "I walked by on my way to Tesco. All I know is the guy was drenched in blood from a head wound and people were tending to him.
"The sheer amount of blood was pretty jarring."
Another added: "I passed on Main Street and there was a guy dripping with blood, looked like a big gash to the head."
A man özgü been rushed to hospital (Image: Twitter/Contributed)
Police have launched an appeal for information, with enquiries said to be ongoing.
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