Police in England have told people to disregard a mysterious road sign with symbols similar to those seen in the Netflix show Squid Game.
The yellow sign - which features a triangle, a circle, a square and an arrow pointing left - was spotted at a junction of the M4, near the town of Slough in Berkshire.
The force said on social media that the sign indicated a roadworks diversion and that the symbols, which appear on a business card in Squid Game, were completely unrelated to the highly successful TV series.
The dystopian survival drama has been a breakout hit in Britain and around the world since its release in September.
Netflix announced that the nine-part series, written and directed by Hwang Dong-hyuk, is its biggest show on record, having attracted 111 million viewers in its first 28 days on Netflix.
That surpassed period drama Bridgerton, which was watched by 82 million households in its first month.
Minyoung Kim, Netflix's vice president of content for Korea, South East Asia, Australia and New Zealand, told CNN: "When we first started investing in Korean series and films in 2015, we knew we wanted to make world-class stories for the core K-content fans across Asia and the world.
"Today, Squid Game has broken through beyond our wildest dreams."
Squid Game - in pictures
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Green light, red light game played in 'Squid Game'. Photo: Netflix -
A scene from 'Squid Game'. -
In the Netflix show, participants die when they fail to complete the games. -
Oh Yeong-su plays Oh Il-nam, an elderly man with a brain tumour. -
Jung HoYeon and Heo Sung-tae play characters who risk their lives to compete for the prize money. -
Lee Jung-jae as lead character Seong Gi-hun, a gambling addict. -
Anupam Tripathi as Pakistani worker Ali Abdul. -
The show has been a runaway hit for Netflix since it premiered on September 21. -
In 'Squid Game', players compete in adapted versions of popular children’s playground games in the hope of freeing themselves from financial burden. -
Jung HoYeon plays a North Korean defector in the series. -
Masked enforcers ensure losers from each game are duly eliminated.
