Police were pictured at the scene on the Charleston Flyover.
Image: Darrell Benns/DC Thomson
A person has been taken to hospital after a police incident on the Charleston flyover.
The bridge was closed in both directions at 6pm on Friday due to reports of “concern for a person”.
Police, firefighters and paramedics were called to the scene.
Multiple routes were closed by police as crews responded to the incident.
The A92 passing under the flyover was shut to traffic at Garthdee, with police preventing motorists from entering the dual carriageway southbound.
Firefighters were called to the scene. Image: DC Thomson.
The northbound stretch of the A92 between Garthdee and Stonehaven was also closed.
The A956 was also closed at Cleanhill roundabout preventing traffic on the A90 from heading east.
All routes have since reopened to traffic.
Person taken to hospital after incident on Charleston flyover
A police statement read: “Closures on the A92 and the A956 at the Charleston flyover have been removed following a concern for person. The roads are fully open.
“The person was taken to hospital for assessment.
“Thank you to everyone for their patience.”
A fire spokesperson confirmed they had been asked to assist police at around 6.45pm, dispatching one appliance to the scene.
Person taken to hospital after Charleston flyover police incident
