Several Aussie emergency services have cheekily jumped on the viral Coldplay ‘kiss cam’ moment that left one couple horrified – by turning it into a series of hilarious memes.

On Wednesday, Coldplay frontman Chris Martin caught two unsuspecting fans off guard at the band’s Boston concert when the camera landed on them during a ‘kiss cam’ segment at Gillette Stadium.

The moment went viral – and by Friday, Aussie emergency services were having some fun with it, using the now-famous image in a string of tongue-in-cheek social media posts.

The NSW Police Force shared a photoshopped image of the stunned couple with a flashing police car behind them, playfully referencing the awkward embrace that had thousands of fans watching. 

Not to be outdone, Fire and Rescue NSW posted the pair superimposed in front of a burning house, captioned: ‘Don’t let sparks fly… from your overloaded power board.’ 

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Live Traffic NSW also got in on the action, placing the image over a Sydney traffic map with the caption: ‘Avoid unplanned incidents with Live Traffic NSW. 

‘If you’re planning a drive this weekend, let us fix you up with a helpful tip. Download the app for planned event impacts (yes, including concerts).’

The memes quickly gained traction online – but have since been quietly deleted from all official pages.

It comes after an image of colleagues Andrew Byron and Kristin Cabot appeared on the big screen at a Coldplay concert in Boston, and the pair appeared mortified.

This prompted Martin to joke they were ‘either having an affair or just very shy’.

‘Oh look at these two! Oh what?’ he exclaimed in a video shared to TikTok – which has now racked up millions of views – as they covered their faces and dived behind the barrier. 

The duo, who were embracing one another as they swayed to the music and smiled, suddenly appeared in the footage projected across to the whole audience.

Embarrassed, the woman covered her face as she walked away from the viewpoint, while the man ducked down quickly – as the musician, 48, made his quip.

The stunned words uttered by the CEO of a billion-dollar company who was caught cosying up to a female colleague on a Coldplay concert kisscam have since been revealed.

As he caught sight of himself on the big screen, he appeared to snap ‘f***ing hell, it’s me’.

The band are currently in the US as part of their record-breaking Music Of The Spheres World Tour.

They will next play Madison, Nashville and Miami before heading back to the UK for a string of dates in August. 

Coldplay have topped the list of artist earnings from live concerts this year.