An organisation providing support to asylum seekers affected by the stabbings in Glasgow has been overwhelmed by donations.
On Friday, residents at the Park Inn hotel in the city centre were evacuated after Badreddin Abedlla Adam stabbed six people including a police officer.
The 28-year-old from Sudan was then shot dead by armed police responding to the incident.
Asylum seekers staying at the hotel have been unable to access their possessions as the West George Street location remains a crime scene.
Following the incident, the No Evictions campaign appealed for the public to donate clothes, underwear, jackets, hand sanitiser, phones and phone chargers to help.
It called for donations to be taken to the Unity Centre, which helps asylum seekers in Scotland, on Monday between 10am-4pm.
Within two hours, the centre on Ibrox Street in the southside had received a huge number of donations, with the pavement being used to house spillover that couldn’t fit inside.
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