Customers evacuated from Derby McDonald's
CUSTOMERS were evacuated from a Derby McDonald's yesterday after a smoke alarm was triggered.
Firefighters were called to the restaurant in St Peter's Street at about noon.
A fire service spokesman said a small amount of smoke was spotted on the first floor.
Customers were allowed back into the restaurant at about 12.40pm when firefighters said it was safe to return.
Martin Elliott, McDonald's operations consultant for Derby, said: "We are not sure what caused it at the moment.
4 Comments
by Tom Fulep, Sinfin
Wednesday, November 25 2009, 3:26PM
“Shame the bloody place wasn't burnt to the ground. Bloody hate the place.”
by Robert, Littleover
Wednesday, November 25 2009, 3:18PM
“Must be the new, Very well done Big Mac having teething trouble.”
by gemma, derby
Wednesday, November 25 2009, 3:16PM
“I Hope That McDonalds Will Be Back To Normal Soon.I Love To Go There.”
by Rhys,, Derby
Wednesday, November 25 2009, 2:49PM
“A Spokesman from McDonalds has confimed that this is a False Alarm and that the alarms were originally installed to help inform the staff when the Big Mac's were done.”