Braehead Shopping Centre was partially evacuated today as emergency services race to the scene.
Scottish Fire and Rescue Services and Police Scotland officers are in attendance after responding to calls shortly after 4.22pm on Tuesday February 8.
A spokesperson said an incident at a rear unit had led to smoke triggering a fire alarm, evacuating the centre.
Pictures show fire engines at the scene.
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A spokesperson for the Braehead Centre said: “An incident at the rear of one of our retail units led to smoke triggering the fire alarm and a partial evacuation of the western end of the centre for a short period, on Tuesday afternoon.
“The Fire Service attended and quickly dealt with the incident. The all-clear was given after 20 minutes and people were allowed back into the part of the centre affected to continue their visit to Braehead. No other parts of the centre were affect and remained open.
“We apologise to everyone who had to leave the affected area and we thank them for their cooperation during the evacuation.
“The safety and comfort of our visitors is always a priority for us at the Braehead Centre.”
A spokesperson from Scottish Fire and Rescue Services said: "We can confirm that the Fire Service was called at 4.22pm this afternoon and is in attendance at Braehead Shopping Centre. Operations Control have no further details at present."
Police Scotland and Braehead Shopping Centre has been contacted for comment.
More to follow.
