Multiple fire crews have fought a blaze at the former Dens Road Market building in Dundee.
Four fire crews descended on the former vacant building after the alarm was raised on Thursday evening.
Dens Road was sealed off as firefighters continued at the scene.
The fire is thought to have started shortly before 8pm.
One eyewitness told The Courier: “This isn’t the first time the fire service have been called out to the former market in recent weeks.
Dens Road has closed following the blaze at the former Dens Road Market building
“Police have closed the road off and I could clearly see smoke billowing out of the roof of the former Dens Road Market building.
“There was four fire engines here when I came past.”
Motorists were advised to avoid the area.
Scottish Fire and Rescue Service confirmed that there were no injuries.
A spokesperson for the service said: “We received an alert of a fire in the old Dens Road Market on Dens Road.
“Four appliances – two from Blackness and one each from Kingsway and McAlpine Road stations were despatched.
“On arrival a fire was discovered at the building.
“Fire crews extinguished the blaze with the stop call coming in at 9.15pm.
“All crews were then returned to their stations.”
