Work is underway on a railway line repair project in Glasgow.
The Glasgow-Anniesland via Maryhill line was badly damaged after tonnes of mud/stone washed onto the track near Lambhill on Tuesday, 04 April.
Engineers are currently working to stabilise the slope and assess damage to the footbridge, which may need to be removed and rebuilt.
An investigation into the landslip is underway, with the line expected to reopen on Wednesday, 12 April.
A ScotRail Alliance spokesman said: "Our team has been on site since Tuesday morning assessing the damage and making plans to repair the line.
"We will be working around the clock to get the railway open as soon as possible, but extensive structural repairs will be needed to fix the significant damage caused to the footbridge."
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(LM/JP)
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