Firefighters and police are dealing with a lorry fire in Great Yarmouth. Photo: Denise Bradley. (Image: Archant)
A fire crew was called to the dunes at Yarmouth to tackle a tent on fire.
A backpack sprayer was used to put out the flames on a stretch of beach close to South Beach Parade.
The crew was called at 10.42pm on Monday, May 13.
A spokesman for Norfolk Police said the fire was started accidentally by a neighbouring group who were having a bonfire.
No-one was injured in the incident.
Half an hour earlier crews were called to a large refuse container on fire in the South Beach Parade area which is being treated at arson.
There was also a fire in the open in Lancaster Road, behind the seafront at around 1am on Tuesday, May 14.
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