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13.06.2024 - 09:47 / manchestereveningnews.co.uk
Manchester Piccadilly station was evacuated this morning over a batch of burnt pastries.
The fire alarm went off at the station earlier today (Thursday). Passengers were asked to leave the station as the alarm sounded, with a picture showing a crowd of people having to wait outside the main entrance.
Network Rail has now revealed that the alarm went off after a retailer inside the station burnt a batch of pastries. Passengers were let back inside shortly after.
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The station is now open as normal - with pastries being baked again. A Network Rail spokesperson said: "We’re very sorry to any passengers who were disrupted by the fire alarm at Manchester Piccadilly this morning.
"One of the station retailers unfortunately burned a batch of pastries. The station is open, and the production of baked goods has recommenced.”
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