Edinburgh Fire Live: Arthur’s seat in Flames with Smoke seen up to miles

A scottish Fire and Rescue Service (SFRS) spokesperson said: “We were alerted on Sunday, August 10 at 4.05 pm, which was for reporting an open fire in Arthur’s seat, Edinburgh.

“Operations control raised four fire equipment and expert resources in the area where firefighting is working to extinguish the fire affecting a large area of Gors.

“There are no reported casualties at this time and the crews live on the spot.”

A frightened eyewitness has stated that he has spread as flames, while he made his way under Arthur’s seat.

Nick Bryce of Briton told BBC Scotland News: “We could see this small plum of smoke on the far side and it became big and bigger.

“Suddenly we started coming up with these flames and people saw that it was spreading rapidly.

“The creation of smoke actually started and then these flames started covering the ridge and we realized that the wind was blowing it towards us.

“We had to get on the road fast because it was about to come in the entire region.”

Mr. Bryce said that they urge people who were still going on the hill.

He said: “Now the entire hill is covered in flames and we are coming down on the path we walk.”

A landmark in the fire crew is the appearance in a blast on the hill Edinbara,

According to the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service (SFRS), the fire broke out at around 4.05 am on Sunday.

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A similar fire broke out on Arthur’s seat in 2019.

The fire service spent eight hours battling with an affected area of about 800 square meters.

According to the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service, no casula has been reported so far.

He said in a statement: “There are no reported casualties at this time and the crew stays at the scene.”

The Scottish Fire Service has confirmed that four fire trucks have been sent to the fire scene as firefighters to deal with the explosion.

A scottish Fire and Rescue Service spokesperson said: “We were alerted on Sunday, August 10 at 4.05 pm, which was for the open report at Arthur’s seat in Edinburgh.

“Operations control raised four fire equipment and expert resources in the region where firefighting is working to extinguish a large area of firefighters.”

Edinburgh is particularly busy this month as visitors have roamed the city for annual festivals such as The Fringe.

The fans of the Oasis also landed in the Scottish capital in the last weekend, as the band had placed two nights at the Murrayfield Stadium.