May 30th 2024.
Last night, while enjoying a nice meal at a restaurant in Melbourne's south-east, some diners had a stroke of luck when a car unexpectedly crashed through the front window. It was quite a shocking event that caught everyone off guard. Emergency services were promptly called to the scene at the Lobster Cave seafood restaurant in Beaumaris around 8.45pm. Reports indicated that a white sedan was involved in the crash.
According to the police, the accident occurred when a 77-year-old man accidentally pressed on the gas pedal instead of the brake, causing the car to veer off the road and into the restaurant. The impact caused damage to the diner and some minor injuries to a few people inside. Fortunately, no one needed any medical treatment.
In the midst of this unfortunate incident, it was a relief to hear that everyone was safe and sound. The restaurant posted on social media, expressing their gratitude that no one was hurt. They described the incident as "awful" and "shocking", which is understandable given the circumstances. One can only imagine the chaos and fear that must have ensued in that moment.
The restaurant also shared that one of the tables was just a few inches away from the impact, highlighting how close it was to being a much more severe situation. They added that all customers were immediately evacuated, and unfortunately, many of them didn't even get to finish their dinner. As a precaution, all the food that was being served was thrown away, and the staff quickly got to work cleaning up the mess.
Despite the unfortunate turn of events, it's reassuring to know that everyone involved in this incident is safe and sound. It serves as a reminder to always be cautious and aware of our surroundings, even in unexpected situations. Let's hope this is the last time a car crashes into a restaurant, and everyone can enjoy their meals in peace from now on.
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