A body has been recovered from the River Don near Diamond Bridge on Tuesday afternoon.
Emergency services were on scene at Tillydrone after receiving reports of a “concern for person”.
Police, fire and ambulance were in attendance at Gordon Brae, near the bridge which crosses the River Don, at around 2.10pm.
A fire spokesperson confirmed their attendance, with two appliances and a water rescue unit on the scene.
Coastguard rescue teams from Aberdeen and Cruden Bay were also dispatched to the scene but left around 3.30pm.
Police have confirmed that a body has been recovered from the river.
A spokesperson said: “Around 2.10pm on Tuesday, July 16, we received a report of a concern for person in the Gordon Mills Road area of Aberdeen.
“Emergency services attended and a body was recovered from the water.
“Inquiries are ongoing to establish the full circumstances.”
Gordon Brae and Diamond Bridge have since reopened to traffic.