A ferry on Scotland's west coast was evacuated due to a bomb threat after a passenger was rescued from the sea. The incident occurred on the MV Caledonian Isles during its sailing from Brodick to Ardrossan, prompting emergency protocols and a search of the vessel.
All 329 passengers were safely removed on foot at Ardrossan harbour, while vehicles remained on board. Scheduled sailings were cancelled for the evening as authorities managed the situation, with no injuries reported.
Watch for updates on the investigation into the bomb threat and the passenger rescue. With scheduled sailings canceled, monitor CalMac's communications for service resumption timelines. This incident may prompt reviews of safety protocols for ferry operations in Scotland.