Four people have been rescued form a house fire in Dungannon, in County Tyrone, by police officers.
Several PSNI officers have also been treated for smoke inhalation.
The Northern Ireland Fire Service (NIFRS) were called to the incident in Cunninghams Lane on Monday night.
As fire crews arrived the people had been led to safety from the property by police.
Crews wearing breathing apparatus and using firefighting jets, extinguished a fire at the property and rendered first aid.
The people were left in the care of Northern Ireland Ambulance Service (NIAS).
Crews wearing breathing apparatus and using firefighting jets, extinguished a fire at the property and rendered first aid.
The four people were left in the care of NIAS.
Cunninghams Lane had been closed by has now reopened
Lyndsey Telford BBC News NI, in Dungannon
The flames had been extinguished by the time we arrived at the scene, but the smell of smoke hangs in the air.
The paintwork on the front of this semi-detached property is scorched black in parts – the signs of extensive fire damage are evident.
Only remnants of a front door remained at the entrance of the house, with shards of glass on the floor inside.
A ladder was perched against the property, leading to an upstairs bedroom window which remained wide open, with curtains still hanging from the frame.
Two fire officers were at the scene where they appeared to survey the damage with torches.
A cordon was in place while officers in an unmarked police car kept watch.
