Major fire breaks out at a famous market in London.

More than 70 firefighters and 10 fire engines have been deployed to deal with a massive fire that is engulfing Camden Lock Market, north of London (England).

The London Fire Brigade has urged people to stay away from the popular market, stating that the fire had engulfed floors 1 through 3 and the roof of one of the market buildings. There are no reports of casualties yet, and the cause of the fire has not been determined.

"Police were called to Camden Lock Market at 00:10 on July 10 to report a fire. The London Fire Brigade was also on the scene when police officers arrived," the Telegraph quoted a London Police spokesperson as saying.

Witness Joan Ribes (24 years old) said: "The police have blocked off nearby roads because the situation is extremely dangerous. The fire is spreading very quickly. But what we fear most is that the building could explode at any moment because there are so many restaurants inside."

Residents in the area also posted photos of the fire scene on social media.

Camden Lock Market, home to over 1,000 shops, is a popular tourist destination. This fire occurred less than a month after the devastating Grenfell Tower fire in North Kensington, which killed at least 80 people.

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