Emergency services raced to the scene of a massive fire in a block of flats in the Shawlands area.
Two people were rescued from the building by firefighters and were treated by paramedics. One woman was taken to the Queen Elizabeth Hospital for additional treatment.
The blaze broke out at about 8.30am in a first floor flat of a four storey block on Skirving Street, with fire, police and ambulance services arriving soon afterwards.
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A Scottish Ambulance Service spokesman said: "We received a call today to attend an incident on Skirving Street in Glasgow. We treated two people at the scene and conveyed one female patient to Queen Elizabeth University Hospital."
Residents and passersby captured footage of the blaze, with huge amounts of smoke billowing from the flat.
Firefighters had extinguished the blaze by 9.45am but remain at the scene in order to make the area safe.
A spokesperson for the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service said: “The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service was alerted at 8.33am on Wednesday, April 3 to reports of a fire within a first floor flat in a four storey block on Skirving Street, Glasgow.
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"Operations Control mobilised four fire engines and an aerial appliance to the scene where firefighters assisted two people from the building before handing them into the care of the Scottish Ambulance Service.
“The fire is now extinguished and crews remain in attendance as they work to make the area safe."
Residents currently remain evacuated from the block of flats.
