The Edinburgh apartment erupts in the fire while the firefighting crew is fighting for hours

Six extinguishing engines and one -height devices were sent to the battle of the fire for hours in the early hours of this morning.

The fire tore an apartment in Edinburgh in the early hours of this morning while the firefighting kits were fighting to extinguish the fire.

Emergency services received fire reports at about 1.40 am on April 15th. Six extinguishing engines and one height devices were sent to Torrance Park.

Common pictures with her Edinburgh Live The smoke that rises in the sky showed as the emergency sets show the street. The fire was extinguished at 4.17 am and the last crew left at 6.13 am. No losses were reported.

“We called at 1.40 am to Torrance Park, Edinburgh,” a Scottish rescue spokesman said.

“It was a fire inside an apartment. It rose to six pumps and one height device. The fire was extinguished at 4.17 am and the last crew at 6.13 am.

“There were no victims.”

Elsewhere in the capital, in a separate accident, a pair of teenage girls was arrested and charged after the accidents of vehicle that intentionally intends.

Fires occurred at approximately 11:30 pm on Friday 11 April, in Station House. Police said that teenagers, between the ages of 15 and 17, were arrested after a fire in the Sugon Mins Park, and another on the Witzon road.

The Scottish Fire Service sent one device, and left the scene after extinguishing the fire. It is understood that no one was injured.

A photo taken from a fire show shows a car that was completely overwhelmed by a fire, with thick gray smoke rising in the sky of the night.

It is parked on a residential street, and it appears to be dangerously close to homes and other cars.

Before that, the gym that just opened only a destroyed fire destroyed a near storage warehouse.

The gym, which is still without fear in Museilburg, east of Luthan, was forced to close its doors in the aftermath of hell after only in February, after the extinguishing sets worked tirelessly throughout the night to fight the fire in a storage warehouse in Musselburgh, which broke out at approximately 12:30 am on Tuesday 11 March.

The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service raced to the building on the Eskmills road, as it sent nine devices that saw about 45 firefighters at the scene. The pictures of the height of the fire showed the fire torn in the warehouse.

Pictures of the antiquities taken later on Tuesday morning showed that the warehouse was reduced to a hollow shell, with most of its roof and inner structure.

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