Cordons and closures in Bellingham as concerns raised for welfare of man in home
A police presence, cordons and closures are in place in Bellingham after concerns were raised for the welfare of a man inside a house.
Officers and emergency services are at the scene in Daneby Road.
No one else is believed to be inside the property, the Met said.
A spokesman for the Met said: “Officers are attempting to engage with the man and bring the matter to a safe conclusion.
“We thank local residents for their patience and advise people to avoid the area.
“Cordons and road closures remain in place while the situation is ongoing.”
Picture : Police and London Fire Brigade crews at the end of Daneby Road this morning (Picture: Ali Huseyin)
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