Fire crews respond swiftly to a significant fire incident in Aberdeen's Tillydrone area.
Fire breaks out in Tillydrone
Firefighters are currently engaged in a significant operation to extinguish a fire at a derelict building located on Don Street in the Tillydrone area of Aberdeen. The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service (SFRS) received reports of the blaze and dispatched three fire appliances to the scene, with two units coming from central Aberdeen and one from North Anderson Drive.
The incident, which began in the afternoon, has drawn considerable attention from local residents and authorities alike.
Emergency response details
Upon arrival, fire crews quickly assessed the situation and initiated firefighting efforts. As of now, two fire appliances remain on-site to manage the ongoing situation.
The presence of police officers at the scene indicates the seriousness of the incident, although no injuries have been reported thus far. A spokesperson for the SFRS confirmed that they were alerted to the fire shortly after it was reported, emphasizing the promptness of their response.
Investigation into the cause
At this stage, the cause of the fire remains unknown, and investigations are likely to follow once the flames have been fully extinguished. The SFRS has stated that they will provide updates as more information becomes available. Local residents are advised to stay clear of the area to allow emergency services to operate effectively. This incident highlights the ongoing challenges posed by abandoned buildings, which can become hotspots for such dangerous situations.
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