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Police closed two roads with a cordon on St Albans Road underpass and roundabout when an unattended bag was left at a coronavirus testing site.
Police flooded Watford town centre yesterday afternoon (April 1) around 5.40pm after being called to a report of a suspicious package being left at the new rapid testing site on the Parade by the pond.
A cordon was set-up on the Parade while Rickmansworth Road and St Albans Road were shut as officers investigated the item, which was an unattended olive-coloured Army-style bag.
Hertfordshire Constabulary says it closed the roads because of the proximity to the site.
One person was at the scene said shops and restaurants on the Parade had been evacuated as officers dealt with the bag.
The bag was examined further by specialist officers and found to be personal property of no danger, police said.
The closures and cordon were lifted shortly after.
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