Hero firefighters in Edinburgh raced to attend a third-floor blaze that tore through a flat on Leith Walk.
The fire service received a call at around 9pm on April 4 reporting the Inferno and five engines attended the scene put out the fire.
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Buses were diverted for a few hours as Leith Walk was closed off to allow the Scottish Fire Service space to work.
There were no casualties and the blaze was extinguished late on Tuesday night.
A Scottish Fire and Rescue Service spokesperson said: "We were alerted at 9.10pm on Tuesday, 4 April to reports of a building fire in Edinburgh.
"Operations Control mobilised five fire appliances to the city's Shrub Place, where firefighters were met by a fire within a third-floor property."
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They continued: "Crews extinguished the fire and worked to make the area safe before leaving the scene.
"There were no casualties."
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