An early-morning van fire in Glasgow has sparked a police investigation.
Emergency crews were called to Scalpay Street in Milton on Monday morning. Police were 'made aware' of a 'vehicle fire' in the area at around 6.40am.
An image from the scene, shared with Glasgow Live, shows one van totally destroyed as a result of the blaze. The burnt out motor appears to be parked halfway down the sloped, grassy area that sits between Scalpay Street and Liddesdale Road.
The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service (SFRS) sent one appliance to extinguish the inferno and make the area safe. No casualties were reported.
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Police on Monday confirmed that an investigation is underway to 'establish the cause of the fire'.
A police spokeswoman told Glasgow Live: "Police were made aware this morning, around 6.40am, regarding a vehicle fire in Scalpay Street, Glasgow. Scottish Fire and Rescue Service has attended and enquiries are ongoing to establish the circumstances of the fire."
Fire crews were called to the blaze around 20 minutes before police.
An SFRS spokesperson told Glasgow Live : "We were alerted at 6.18am on Monday, June 27 to reports of a van on fire on Scalpay Street, Glasgow. Operations Control mobilised one appliance to the scene to extinguish the fire and make the area safe.
"There were no reported casualties."
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