Properties in Dundee have been evacuated after a container of hydrochloric acid leaked out of a fabrics business.
Firefighters responded to a call at Halley Stevensons on Annfield Road at 10:42 after neighbours reported a strong smell.
A cordon was put up and the surrounding premises were evacuated.
Three people were given precautionary checks by the ambulance service, but no-one was injured.
The Scottish Fire and Rescue service said firefighters were in attendance until the incident was "isolated." A specialist removal company is now dealing with the spillage.
Police officers were also in attendance.
The company manufactures waxed cotton.
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