Fast food chain Burger King have announced they will be closing down 26 of their outlets across the Metro Detroit are of the US, and laying off hundreds of employees.
Texas based EYM King of Michigan, which operates Burger King outlets in Michigan, said last week it was closing 26 locations and laying off 424 employees.
The letter to the Michigan Department of Labor and Economic Opportunity stated it was closing the stores "due to unforeseen business circumstance and not being able to reach a resolution with Burger King Corporation."
Closures began on March 17 and all 26 outlets will be closed by April 15.
Here are the 26 outlets that will be closed
Dearborn Heights : 20401 West Warren Avenue
Detroit : 20200 Grand River Avenue
Detroit : 2155 Gratiot Avenue
Detroit : 9239 Gratiot Avenue
Detroit : 18021 Kelly Road
Detroit : 9871 Livernois
Detroit : 16245 Livernois
Detroit : 20240 Plymouth Road
Detroit : 12661 Mack Avenue
Detroit : 13600 West McNichols Road
Detroit : 17440 East Warren Avenue
Detroit : 8201 Woodward Avenue
Detroit : 15500 West 7 Mile Road
Ecorse : 3863 West Jefferson Avenue
Ferndale : 10336 West 8 Mile Road
Flint : 3801 Clio Road
Flint : 3625 South Dort Highway
Highland Park : 13324 Woodward Avenue
Livonia : 28203 Plymouth Road
Livonia : 34835 Plymouth Avenue
Royal Oak : 31456 Woodward Avenue
Southfield : 30711 Southfield Road
Southfield : 23660 Telegraph Road
Walled Lake : 1113 East West Maple Road
Warren : 2411 East 8 Mile Road
Whitmore Lake : 9774 East M-36
Burger King is an American based fast-food company that has outlets across the world.
The brand has a strong presence in the UK as well.
During a walkabout in Colchester, Essex, Queen Camilla was handed a paper Burger King crown by a cheeky teen.
Camilla, who will be crowned alongside husband King Charles III during his Coronation on May 6, was greeting royal fans on Monday, May 7, when well-wishers started handing her gifts and flowers.
In a video from the royal visit that has since gone viral, a cheeky teenager can be seen handing Camilla a Burger King Crown.
The royal can be seen stopping in front of the teen with her pal when she is presented with a cardboard green crown.
Off camera, the girl can be heard saying "it was a last-minute gift", after which the 75-year-old awkwardly smiles, laughs and says: "Oh, lovely, that's very kind of you. Burger King."
The good-humoured royal, who was standing near a McDonald's, then moved further down the line with her cardboard crown and red roses in hand to greet the rest of the adorning crowd.
The teen who had handed the crown to Camilla said: "I saw her take it into the car, proudest moment of my life."
