Firefighters battled a house fire in Carmarthenshire for two hours after it broke out in an upstairs bedroom.
The blaze happened at property in the village of Ferryside shortly before 8.50pm on Monday night.
The fire started in a bedroom at the two-storey, semi-detached house, and resulted in smoke damage throughout.
Fire crews from Kidwelly and Pontyates managed to extinguish the fire using a hose reel jet, four breathing apparatuses, two thermal imaging cameras and small gear.
They were at the scene for just over two hours, leaving the property at 10.59pm after ventilating the house and making the area safe.
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A spokesman for Mid and West Wales Fire and Rescue Service said: "On Monday (November 2) at 8.50pm, crews from Kidwelly and Ponyates attended a property fire in Ferryside.
"There was smoke damage throughout the property, and two male casualties were transferred to the care of the Ambulance Service."
A spokesman for the Welsh Ambulance Service confirmed that they sent an emergency ambulance to the scene and that two people were treated by paramedics for non life-threatening injuries.
