A hearth broke out at Frank Downie Home care house in Dalmuir yesterday night, Scotland’s emergency companies have revealed.

Scottish Hearth & Rescue mobilised six home equipment to attend the scene however claimed no casualties have been reported at the moment.

A spokesperson from SFRS mentioned: “We had been alerted at 9.36pm on Saturday, August 6 to experiences of a fireplace affecting a derelict constructing on Ottawa Crescent, Clydebank.

“Operations Management mobilised six home equipment to the scene, the place crews stay in attendance as they work to extinguish the fireplace.

“There are not any reported casualties at the moment.”

Officers from Police Scotland are additionally in attendance and have issued a warning to individuals within the space.

A spokesperson from the drive mentioned: “The emergency companies are coping with a fireplace in Ottawa Crescent, Clydebank.

“Roads within the space have been closed and residents have been evacuated as a precaution. Keep away from the realm.

“Clydemuir Major Faculty has been opened for anybody evacuated and you need to maintain home windows closed.”

Residents within the space took to social media to share their reactions to the blaze.

Michelle Bonner revealed how her husband Jamie recorded drone footage of the fireplace.

The clip confirmed plumes of smoke hovering into the Scottish summer time night time sky.

Flashing lights from emergency service autos is also seen reflecting towards buildings within the distance.

One other consumer, working underneath the deal with @lunefaerie_, warned there even “appeared to be explosions”.

A second Twitter account added: “One thing seems to have gone bang in Dalmuir? Huge hearth.”