A 10-calendar year-aged boy has died following an incident at a functions web site in Glasgow.

Shea Ryan died in clinic just after suffering major accidents on the site in close proximity to Glenkirk Travel in Drumchapel on Thursday night.

His title was confirmed by his grandparents, Janis Meechan and William Brown, who explained to BBC Scotland Shea was a “fantastic boy”.

Police claimed their inquiries into his loss of life have been continuing but it was not being taken care of as suspicious.

Emergency expert services have been referred to as to the web-site at 21:55 on Thursday.

Shea was taken by ambulance to the Royal Medical center for Children on the Queen Elizabeth campus in Glasgow. He died soon following arriving.

‘He was a very good boy’

His grandparents have been amid those people who laid floral tributes at the web site on Friday.

“We feel our wee granddaughter was there when he fell,” Ms Meechan mentioned.

“We’ve just arrived up to set these flowers down and then we’ll get him a large grandson flower.  

“He was a good boy,” she reported. “Wild, but fantastic”.

When Shea’s grandfather identified out what happened he stated:  “I thought I was listening to points”.  

Get the job done was currently being carried out on the website by companies which includes Scottish H2o to tackle flooding problems from the Garscadden Burn.

On Friday a children’s slide that experienced been taped off could be noticed at the really edge of the construction web page with police standing guard.

The Well being and Safety Executive confirmed it was assisting police with their inquiries.

Margaret Coyle, head instructor at Camstradden Major College exactly where Shea went to college, stated they ended up devastated to learn of his demise.

“In the quick time period of time Shea’s been with us at the college he has built several good friends with college employees and the small children,” she additional.

“Everyone will be shocked to understand of his dying and we will do all that we can to offer support to the spouse and children and wider local community in Drumchapel.”

Gary Copland was driving to the area garage when he observed the big police existence on Thursday.

“I observed all the lights and the sirens and I pulled in. I was like ‘That isn’t really typical. That is not the normal response to see police working down a hill towards anything,'” he described.

Mr Copland stated the gaps in the construction web page fence involved him as a father himself due to the fact of the “significant excavation” that was having area.

“There are gaps in the fence and parts of the fence that have been torn down and changed but since of Covid-19 I never think a lot of people have been likely spherical to check on it,” he stated.

“I assume there has to be a thing to consider into stability now, it’s possible a lot more staff here at night as a deterrent or a lot more signs, anything as an alternative of just a fence with holes.

“The internet site just looks like a major sandy hill to a child. It is really devastating. Your heart goes out to them”.

A Drumchapel resident who heard the sirens, Agnes Ball, stated the modest neighborhood would pull with each other in the “heartbreaking” and “tragic” incident.

Tributes to the 10-year-previous have been posted on social media from “devastated” Drumchapel inhabitants.

‘My coronary heart is breaking’

A post on a neighborhood Facebook website page explained: “So sorry to wake up and see this. Every mothers and fathers worst nightmare. RIP wee angel. Pondering of all the household at this heartbreaking time.”

Another publish said: “This is absolutely heartbreaking. May well god bless all his spouse and children and mates. Also sending like to Drumchapel. Lifestyle is so cruel.”

“R.I.P tiny guy, such horrible news, my heart is breaking for your household & mates, another lifetime taken much too shortly xxx,” study a further contribution.