Emergency teams have raced to the scene of a large car crash in Fife.
Officers were called to the scene of the incident on the A92 at Luthrie, Cupar around 2.50pm on Sunday June 26.
Pictures from the scene show a large number of emergency services vehicles on the road, which has been partly closed at the Parbroath junction for traffic travelling south and at Letham for those going north.
Officers are urging road users to avoid the area.
The exact nature of the crash, or if anyone has been injured, is not known at this time.
A local woman told the Record that she had drove past and seen two cars badly damaged and then witnessed emergency crews racing to the scene.
A Police Scotland spokesperson said: "Police are dealing with road crash on the A92 at Luthrie, Cupar to which they were called around 2.50pm this afternoon.
"The A92 is now closed at the Parbroath junction for traffic travelling south and at Letham for those going north. Diversions via Cupar and Newburgh on the A913.
"Emergency services remain at the scene. Please avoid the area."
The Daily Record will bring you the latest updates from this incident as they become available.
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