Police have launched a probe after a huge blaze broke out in a car park near a Scots supermarket.
Emergency services scrambled to the scene after the inferno started near the Co-op on Sinclair Street in Helensburgh at around 4.30pm on Wednesday, April 28.
Fire crews sent two engines to extinguish the flames, which were sparked within an electrical sub-station.
Dark smoke was seen billowing across the sky above nearby buildings, with some residents reporting power outages.
It's not believed there were any casualties as a result of the blaze.
Officers attended and this morning they told the Record that their enquiries are ongoing to establish the circumstances of how the fire started.
A Police Scotland spokesperson said: "Around 4.30pm on Wednesday April 28, police were made aware of a fire in Sinclair Street.
"Emergency services attended and enquiries are ongoing to establish the circumstances of how the fire started."
The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service have been approached for a comment.
A Scottish Fire and Rescue Service spokesperson said: “We were alerted at 4.26pm on Wednesday, April 28 to reports of a building fire at a commercial property at Sinclair Street, Helensburgh.
“Operations Control mobilised two appliances and firefighters extinguished a fire within an electrical sub-station in a car park.
“Crews left after ensuring the area was made safe and there were no reported casualties.”
