Swiggy delivery agent rides a horse amid heavy rain in viral video. Internet is impressed
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The clip, assumed to be shot in Mumbai, shows the delivery person from Swiggy riding a white horse along the main road during rain.
A Swiggy delivery agent has left netizens flabbergasted with his mode of transport during a delivery. A video of the delivery person has surfaced on the internet and gone viral.
The clip, assumed to be shot in Mumbai, shows the delivery person from Swiggy riding a white horse along the main road during rain. Given the skyrocketing prices of fuel, a horse seems to be a clever alternative and kind of amazed the onlookers present at the situation. But the man’s jugaad idea surely deserves a shout out.
Take a look at the video:
Several instances of innovative ideas and examples of humanity were shown by Swiggy delivery agents from time to time. In March, one delivery agent went viral for helping a man and his brother stranded in the middle of the road at midnight after their bike ran out of petrol. The delivery boy came to their rescue by giving them petrol from his own bike.
What do you think of this unique mode of transport?
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