Aerial photographs have captured the aftermath of a devastating fire in Great Yarmouth.
Fire crews called to Northgate Street just before 5.20am on Saturday after reports that a tanning shop and flat above had caught alight.
At the height of the blaze, 48 firefighters from Acle, Aylsham, Carrow, Earlham, Great Yarmouth, Hethersett, Lowestoft, Wroxham and Wymondham were in attendance.
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Several people successfully escaped the burning building and one was rescued via a ladder.
10 dogs and puppies were also pulled from the flames and around 20 people were evacuated from neighbouring premises due to ongoing safety concerns.
This morning, Oliv3r Drone Photography released new aerial shots showing the extent of the damage including a collapsed roof, charred wood and debris.
The pictures were met with an emotional response from his followers.
"Heartbreaking to see," one person wrote.
"A massive shout out to the postie who initially raised the alarm & shouted at the residents windows to warn them," another added.
"This could have very well turned into a fatal incident.
"My heart breaks for all involved."
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