Residents of a housing development in Sighthill, Glasgow, are facing a rat infestation. The vermin have been nesting under car bonnets, chewing through wires, and burrowing under houses. Despite pest control measures, the issue has been getting worse.
Residents of a £250 million housing development in Sighthill , Glasgow , are facing a rat infestation. The vermin have been nesting under car bonnets, chewing through wires, and burrowing under houses. Despite pest control measures, the issue has been getting worse.
Shocking images show rats in gardens, streets, and under car bonnets. Residents are living in fear and finding dead rats in their cars and hearing them in their walls.
Rat Infestation Housing Development Sighthill Glasgow Pest Control
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