Firefighters have been battling through the night to put out a blaze at a derelict property in Glasgow.
Crews were alerted to the fire in a derelict three-storey building in Carlton Place just after 8pm on Monday night.
Nine appliances in total, including two high-reach vehicles, were sent to the address to extinguish the blaze.
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A Scottish Fire and Rescue Service spokesman said a single high-reach vehicle was still at the scene on Tuesday morning.
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The spokesman said: “We were alerted at 8.04pm on Monday 5 August to reports of a building fire on Carlton Place, Glasgow.
“At its height, operations control mobilised seven fire appliances and two high-reach vehicles to the scene.
“Firefighters are working to tackle and contain a well-developed fire affecting the roof of a three-storey derelict building.”
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