The emergency services have been attending an accident at Nigg Bay Harbour in Aberdeen.
Fire trucks, police cars and a coastguard boat were all spotted at the scene on the South Harbour.
Police received a call at 3.40pm this afternoon after a person was injured on a vessel.
The incident was unfolding down the bottom of the harbour near three docked ships.
Aberdeen Coastguard sent three land-based coastguard rescue teams to the harbour, alongside two Aberdeen lifeboats.
The fire service sent four fire appliances and specialist resources to the scene.
At this stage, the extent of any injuries is unknown.
A fire truck and a police van were spotted leaving the scene at around 5.30pm.
A police spokeswoman said: “Around 3.40 pm on Saturday, July 22, police were advised of a person being injured on a vessel at Nigg Bay Harbour, St Fitticks Road, Aberdeen.
“Emergency services are at the scene.
“Inquiries into the incident are ongoing.”
Port of Aberdeen said it is currently investigating the situation and it was unable to comment further.
A Health and Safety Executive spokeswoman said it had been made aware of the incident and is making initial enquiries into the circumstances.
More to follow.
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