TWO fire engines are still at the scene of a blaze in Dewsbury this morning.

Crews are damping down at an industrial estate on Mill Street East, after a large fire broke out yesterday.

It is believed that gas cylinders were exploding as a result of the incident, with witnesses reporting that they heard loud bangs.

West Yorkshire Fire & Rescue Service deployed 12 fire engines and specialist units to the fire, which sent big clouds of smoke into the air.

This morning, West Yorkshire Fire & Rescue Service said: "We still have two fire engines at the incident on Mill Street, and they will remain through the morning.

"Crews are now damping down. Our fire investigation team are on the scene today looking into the cause.

"Thanks to everyone for their support during the incident."

Yesterday, West Yorkshire Police said: "Police were called at 4.49pm on Friday 10 September to reports of a large fire in the area of Mill Street East, Dewsbury.

"Witnesses have reported hearing explosions – it is believed this is gas cylinders exploding.

"Residents are advised to keep their windows closed.

"There are currently no reports of any injuries, but emergency services are continuing to check the scene."