Fire crews are tackling a blaze at a harbour in Kent which has destroyed a warehouse and damaged a restaurant.
Ten fire engines are battling the blaze at the South Quay in Whitstable Harbour which began at lunchtime, Kent Fire and Rescue Service (KFRS) said.
Video footage shows flames billowing from the roof of a large, black building.
KFRS said firefighters were "making steady progress" using hose reel jets and compressed air foam.
David Escudier from Kent Fire and Rescue Service said: "The fire was coming out of the roof and all sides of the buildings.
"Crews have worked really hard in really hot conditions to contain the fire."
Ten fire engines are tackling a blaze at a business in Whitstable Harbour. pic.twitter.com/IST1disJ9L
People living and working nearby have been told to keep windows and doors closed as a precaution due to smoke.
Peter Bennett owns the Crab and Winkle Restaurant which has been damaged after the fire spread from an empty warehouse to his property.
Mr Bennett said: "I'm feeling very sad. I got a text to say my building was on fire. [I'm] totally devastated. 22 years of work to build that business up, gone in two hours. Very sad."
In a statement, Canterbury City Council described the blaze as "serious", and said that everyone was evacuated safely with no injuries.
It added: "Following initial checks we do not believe the new South Quay Shed development, which only opened on Monday, has been damaged. However, we will not be opening it tomorrow [Friday]."
The council said investigations into the cause of the fire and the damage caused were under way.
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