A loft fire at a Dundee home saw emergency crews scrambled to the scene on Sunday evening.
Four fire appliances were sent to deal with the blaze, which had broken out in the roofspace of a terraced house in Balunie Street, Douglas.
The fire had been reported to Tayside Fire and Rescue Service shortly before 9.30pm.
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Inspector Alistair Black said inquiries are ongoing after the blaze at Finlaggan Crescent late on Friday.
Three generations of the Boyack family were removed from their second-floor flat after smoke engulfed the close. Three fire engines and a command control centre went to the scene at 11.20pm.
The fire is understood to have started in a pram left outside a ground-floor flat.
Members of George Boyack’s family were taken to hospital for smoke inhalation, including his 16-week-old granddaughter Lily.
Station manager Fraser Scott said the fire had endangered the lives of everyone in the block of six flats.
He said: ”We are asking that people don’t leave rubbish or other material within common stairwells because there is the potential for that to be ignited.”