McDonald’s: McDonald’s informed on Friday that due to technical outage, operations have been disrupted at many of its outlets around the world including Japan, Britain and Australia. However, the company has ruled out the possibility of a cyber security incident.
McDonald’s technical outage
A spokesperson for McDonald’s Holdings Co. Japan said several McDonald’s stores in Japan have stopped taking customer orders in person and via mobile phone due to a system glitch, adding that they are working to resume operations soon. Were. “We are aware of the technical issue that has impacted our restaurants; the issue is now being resolved,” McDonald’s said in a statement.
The company informed that after a technical glitch, service has resumed at its outlets in the UK and Ireland. At the same time, McDonald’s Australia also said that most of its restaurants have reopened.
Nearly 40,000 restaurants worldwide
McDonald’s, one of the world’s most famous companies in the field of fast food, has about 40,000 restaurants across the world. According to the information received from the website of this company present in every region, there are more than 14,000 stores in the United States of America alone. McDonald’s operates approximately 3,000 stores across Japan and approximately 1,000 stores in Australia.
It was not immediately clear how many stores were affected globally by the technical outage. McDonald’s did not respond to a request for comment. According to media reports, it seems that this technical fault in McDonald’s system has also affected customers in Hong Kong and New Zealand. People have complained about the problem at McDonald’s outlets on social media.
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