Firefighters and officers were called to the Denburn Health Centre fire on Rosemount Viaduct. Image: Ellie Milne/DC Thomson
Multiple fire engines responded to a fire at a former health centre in Aberdeen.
The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service (SFRS) sent four appliances to the old Denburn Health Centre on Rosemount Viaduct just before 4pm.
Police were also in attendance at the derelict building.
Rosemount Viaduct was closed in both directions during the incident.
Firefighters battled the fire for nearly two hours.
They left the scene at 5:45pm.
Four engines respond to old Denburn Health Centre fire
Firefighters were sent to the scene after receiving a call just before 4pm.
A SFRS spokesperson said: “We were in attendance at the old Denburn Health Centre.
“We sent four appliances and all of them remain at the scene.”
“We left at 5:45pm.”
Firefighters were called to the Denburn Health Centre. Image: DC Thomson
A police vehicle remains at the scene of the fire on Rosemount Viaduct. Image: DC Thomson
Aberdeen fire crews were at the scene for nearly two hours. Image: DC Thomson
The cause of the fire is unknown at this stage.
A police van remains at the scene.
Police Scotland has been approached for a statement.
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Four engines respond to fire at former Aberdeen health centre
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