Another evacuation with luggage

Oh no -

One passenger noticed the fire and panicked, opening the emergency door while screaming to other travellers.

Evacuation not commanded by the crew.
 
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Tailpipe fire. Spectacular, but no big deal. Occasionally happens if the engine is reluctant to start, when a bit of pooled fuel flashes off. Just motor the engine, and it will go out/away.

And if you're going to have an uncommanded evacuation, going out on to the wing over the fire is real Darwin stuff.
 

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