A bloke has captured the moment mice ‘came out to play’ after customers had left a food hall in a Sheffield shopping centre.
The video, which has gained more than 2,000 likes, shows mice scurrying around among the chairs in the Oasis food court, in Meadowhall at around 10pm after shoppers and diners have left.
Several rodents were spotted in the clip – including one larger mouse, which @DJDISCODUCK dubbed a ‘big b*****d.’
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Speaking to the camera, the bloke said: “When the customers go home, the mice come out to play.”
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TikTok viewers were left disgusted at the clip as they took to the comments after being put off by the footage.
One user said: “Minging.”
Another commented: “Noooooooo that’s my fave place ever to eat!”
A third wrote: “Well, that’s me never eating in Meadz again.”
Officials at Meadowhall have since been made aware of the video this morning and have confirmed it is being investigated.
However, bosses claim it is an isolated issue but that they take any issue like this seriously, The Star reports.
A spokesperson for Meadowhall said in a statement: “We’d like to reassure customers that having a clean, safe and hygienic environment is of the utmost importance to us and we work closely alongside our retail partners and Environmental Health to ensure this.”
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The news comes after randy and indestructible Spanish super-mice are set to invade our homes.
Rodents from across the continent have mated with vermin from the UK to create the mighty new breed – and experts say the critters have genes which are immune to the usual poisons, making them extremely hard to kill.
Scientists warned years ago that mice in Spain and Germany had developed resistance to the strongest anticoagulants, but added they had not yet made it to Britain.
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