Firefighters continue to combat a significant blaze at a waste facility in Fife, Scotland, which has persisted since it ignited on May 12. The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service (SFRS) has labeled the incident as 'complex and protracted' due to the extensive volume of material involved and the deep-seated nature of the fire. As of Wednesday morning, three fire engines remained on site, a reduction from twelve at the peak of the incident. Local residents have been warned about smoke potentially traveling a significant distance, and the SFRS advises limiting outdoor activities and keeping windows and doors closed. Area Commander Lee Turnock reiterated the challenges posed by the fire, thanking the community for their patience. Fife Council has confirmed that the waste transfer and processing facility remains closed, while bin collections are proceeding as scheduled. The fire has affected an area measuring approximately 200m by 300m, but fortunately, no casualties have been reported. The situation remains under control, but residents should continue to follow safety advice until the fire is fully extinguished.