Four fire engines remain at the scene of huge blaze on an industrial estate, more than two days after it started.

Residents in Margate are being advised to continue keeping their windows and doors closed, due to the high amount of smoke still in the area.

At its height, 80 firefighters were called in to tackle the inferno at the former Cummins Power Generation building in Star Lane, Westwood.

Nearby Nash Road is expected to remain closed in both directions until the weekend while crews deal with the situation.

The cause of the fire is not yet known, however, reports suggest the building was full of flammable waste.

The significant heat from the fire caused a partial collapse of the roof and a wall, and crews have worked to prevent flames spreading to neighbouring units.

On Saturday, thick black smoke could be seen from as far away as Sandwich.

Residents in areas affected by smoke are advised to stay indoors, and keeping checking for updates, advice and information.

According to Public Health England, symptoms of smoke inhalation include coughing, wheezing, a sore throat, feeling short of breath or chest pain.

Exposure to smoke is unlikely to experience long-term health problems from temporary exposure, but small children and the elderly may be at greater risk.

Those with existing breathing problems, lung or heart conditions or flu-like illnesses may also be affected.

To find out more, visit kent.fire-uk.org, or seek medical advice by calling NHS 111, or in the case of an emergency call 999.