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Stockwell Street is closed to traffic as emergency teams work on repairing the surface.The 21 will divert to Montrose Street via Gorbals Street, Bridgegate, Saltmarket, Trongate, and Glassford Street.
The 64 service will divert towards the city via Glasgow Cross, Saltmarket, Clyde Street, Stockwell Street, Bridgegate, King Street, and Osborne Street. The services 1S/2/6/7/7A/75/21/267/60/60A/61/64 will divert via Saltmarket, Clyde Street, and Stockwell Street.
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