Do a blunder on Facebook, KFC apologizes Thailand

Thailand KFC issued an apology for the error in Facebook marketing. General public in the country criticized a Facebook message that judged inappropriate.

Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC) fast food companies, drawing sharp criticism from Internet users for writing a message on Facebook saying, "Let's hurry to go home and following the latest earthquake news. Do not forget to order your favorite KFC menu. "

KFC made ​​a message came after the public was panicked and local authorities to evacuate thousands of people from coastal areas for fear of a tsunami will occur, following the 8.5 magnitude earthquake that occurred in Indonesia.

The earthquake that occurred on Wednesday centered off the west coast of Sumatra has caused a tsunami warning and a call for residents to leave coastal areas. Southern coast of Thailand when the tsunami also swept away a large earthquake struck off the coast of Sumatra in December 2004.

Errors are not worthy of KFC is causing the Thai people flocked to a number of forums on the Internet to voice their displeasure against the message. They assess KFC insensitive and selfish. Realizing his mistake, immediately delete the message KFC and replace it with new text that contains the application apology.