Coronavirus: Glasgow KFC branch closes after virus outbreak

A notice in the window of the Pollokshaws Road KFC restaurant that has temporarily closed

A branch of KFC in Glasgow has been closed after six members of staff tested positive for coronavirus.

The fast food restaurant on Pollokshaws Road has been shut for two weeks as a precaution, the company confirmed.

All of the affected staff are currently self-isolating at home and KFC said it has been liaising with NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde.

A notice posted on the window of the branch said it was currently closed due to a "technical issue".

The outbreak comes after restrictions on movements were reintroduced in Glasgow on Wednesday after a spike in cases in the area.

A spokesman for KFC said: "Six team members at our Pollokshaws restaurant have tested positive for coronavirus.

"They're currently self-isolating at home in line with government guidance and it goes without saying we're wishing them a full and speedy recovery.

"We've been in close contact with NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde and we've taken the decision to close the restaurant for two weeks as a precaution."

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