FIRE crews are continuing to tackle a blaze at an electrical and battery recycling treatment facility.
As many as 10 fire appliances worked to tackle the blaze overnight, with six appliances and two height vehicles still at the scene at 5.30am.
The service has said that there are no reported casualties, but that people should be mindful of smoke.
Here’s all you need to know.
Are there any road closures?
Shortly after midnight, Police Scotland Renfrewshire said that Burnbrae Road was closed at the Linclive Interchange due to the fire.
It added that the cycle path behind the industrial estate has also been closed. It said that “members of the public are asked to avoid the area until further notice”.
The National has approached Police Scotland for further comment.
What has the fire service said?
The latest comment from the Scottish Fire & Rescue Service was issued at 5.39am on Monday morning.
Area commander David Murdoch urged residents to “remain indoors and keep windows and doors closed as a precaution”.
“If travelling through smoke, motorists should keep windows closed, turn off air conditioning and keep their air vents closed.”
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Many social media users took to the internet with footage of the incident, which showed thick black smoke covering the sky.
Glasgow Airport meanwhile has said there is no disruption due to flight arrivals or departures.
A spokesperson said: "There is no impact to our operations at present and we are continuing to monitor the situation."
First Minister comments
John Swinney was also among those to comment on the incident as he urged people to follow the advice given.
He said: “Very concerned by this incident and would urge everyone to follow the advice given.
“Many thanks to @fire_scot teams for their efforts.”
