Firefighters tackle large blaze on Arthur’s Seat in Edinburgh

Firefighters are struggling with a big fire in Arthur’s seat in Edinburgh’s center.

Shortly after 16:00, the fire was rapidly spreading to the hill in Holyrood Park, and the police called on people to stay away from the region.

Hibernian v Kilmarnock supporters left the Easter Stadium, while WillowBrae, Duddingston and Holyrood were told to avoid.

The reports show that people abandoned Arthur’s seat because the fire spread.

The turning point is close to the old town of Edinburgh, and climbing the hill to enjoy the view of the city is a popular activity for tourists and locals.

The Scottish Fire Department and Rescue Service said: “Since we have received a series of calls for this event, the members of the people do not need to warn our operation control room about this fire.”

Nick Brice from Brighton said he was afraid to see the flames spread down the hill.

“We could see these little smoke feathers on the distant back and just grew up.

“Suddenly we could see that these flames began to emerge, and people realized that it was spread quickly.

“The smoke really began to be built, and then these flames began to cover the ridges, and we noticed that the wind blows it towards us.

“We had to go down quickly because it would come across the whole region.”

Bay Brice, who performed at Edinburgh Flection Fringe, said that he was still on the top of the hill and called on to return.

“Now all the slope covered with flames and goes down the road we walk.”

Edinburgh festivals are full of smoke on the city in one of the most intense weekends of the year at full speed.

Oasis also played Eunsuted concerts in Murrayfield About 140,000 fans on Friday and Saturday two nights. The group will make a third appointment on Tuesday.

The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service released several forest fire warnings this year and the country saw a hot and dry summer, especially.

All Scotland Experienced water scarcity in MayWith Scottish Water Warning, it has been starting up to year since 1964.

Edinburgh Blaze has recently Forest fires in the plateaus“The biggest Scotland he has ever seen” was accepted.

In February 2019, dozens of firefighters fought during the night. GORSE FIRE IN ARTHUR’S CEAT.

The fire swallowed Salisbury Crags about 800 square meters.