London Bridge Station has reopened following an evacuation over a 'fire alert'.
Terrified commuters claim staff were heard screaming 'get out' before they saw 'smoke' .
Two fire engines were also pictured at the scene.
One person said on social media: "London Bridge was just evacuated while I was in it.
"It’s the first time that’s happened to me in the 13 years I’ve lived here. Felt quite scary. Alarms going off, staff shouting GET OUT."
Another added: "Just got kicked out of London Bridge station. Evacuated due to some sort of emergency."
While a third said: "London Bridge emergency, stay away from station. We saw smoke and fire engines there. Stay safe."
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The incident is thought to have happened shortly after 10.30pm.
TfL confirmed London Bridge station was closed while they "respond to a fire alert."
They added: "London Underground tickets are being accepted on local bus services."
A London Fire Brigade spokeswoman confirmed to the Mirror Online they were called to a fire alarm sounding, which is understood to have been sparked by a burnt out lift motor.
They did not locate a fire, she added.
The station reopened at around 11.15pm.
