Fire and police officers after the blaze on Queensferry Road. Image: Kenny Smith/DC Thomson
Two fires in Rosyth within hours of each other are being treated as suspicious.
Crews were called to an empty block of flats on the town’s Duffy Place at 5.30am on Tuesday.
They then put out a fire in a house on Queensferry Road at around 8am.
An investigation into both incidents has been launched, with police said to be keeping an open mind about any link.
Queensferry Road was closed. Image: Kenny Smith/DC Thomson
Windows left open after the fire on Queensferry Road. Image: Kenny Smith/DC Thomson
No one was hurt in either blaze.
The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service said the fire on Duffy Place appeared to have been stared at the front door of the building, and quickly spread to the roof.
It has not been confirmed how the second fire started.
Police treating Rosyth fires as wilful
Queensferry Road was closed and buses were diverted during the incident.
Police Scotland confirmed it is treating both fires as wilful and says inquiries are ongoing.
Anyone with information is being urged to contact the force, quoting reference number 0472 (Duffy Place) and 0656 (Queensferry Road).
