Emergency services have scrambled to a river bank in Midlothian after a woman fell down a six foot edge.
Police, first responders and the Scottish Fire and Rescue services rushed to Lothian Bridge in Dalkeith after a woman slipped down the river bank after trying to retrieve her pet dog.
Two fire appliances were in attendance to assist the woman after receiving a call at 1.30pm on Saturday February 4.
READ NEXT - Body of West Lothian man found at popular hiking spot as police rush to scene
The Sun Inn restaurant which is located next to the bridge said they were told by a firefighter: "A woman walking her dog took a wrong turn and came to a very steep embankment her dog fell over a 6ft edge and she couldn’t retrieve the dog."
The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service said: "At 1.30pm we received a call that a female had slipped down the bank at Lothian Bridge. She was assisted back up and there were no injuries. The Fire service left the scene at 2.30pm"
We'll bring you more on this breaking news story as it happens. In the meantime, you can follow us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.
READ NEXT-
Major Edinburgh search operation launched after man falls into water during early hours
Two women arrested after Edinburgh police and fire service called to quiet street
Scottish man devastated after 'losing everything' in second flat fire in two years
Edinburgh waterfront locked down as police and coastguard rush to ongoing incident
Edinburgh pals 'fall ill with food poisoning' after city centre oyster bar visit
