How the Internet Aided A Zomato Delivery Man In Purchasing A Bicycle

A social media fundraising campaign has helped a Zomato delivery agent buy a bike, which is a refreshing turn of events. It all started when someone tweeted a photo of a delivery person riding a bicycle. The fact that his order arrived on time, despite the scorching heat, surprised the customer.

“My order arrived on time today, and to my surprise, the delivery boy was riding a bicycle this time.” Today my city temperature is around 42 °C, and he delivered my order on time in this scorching heat of Rajasthan,” he wrote, along with a photo of the delivery executive.

Durga Meena, 31, is a teacher who lost his job during the pandemic, according to the person after a brief conversation. For the past four months, he has been delivering food. “Mr Meena lost his job as a teacher during COVID-19. He was also conversing with me in English.”

It doesn’t end there, though. Mr. Meena has finished his studies. He intends to enrol in a master’s degree programme. Mr. Meena was also trying to save money for a laptop so he could teach students online and a bike so he could do his job at Zomato more easily.”After delivering 10 to 12 orders per day on a bicycle, I don’t have time to breathe.” “It would be a lot easier for me if I had a bike,” he said.

After learning everything Mr Meena needs to buy a bike, the user decided to “raise 75k in crowdfunding.” “Guys, I want to raise $75k through crowdfunding,” he wrote on the social media platform. I know it’s a big sum, but if we reach 75k people and each of them donates one rupee, we’ll be able to grant his wish for a bike.” And the goal was met in less than four hours. Take a look at the bike that Mr Meena is about to ride.On the microblogging platform, people praised the touching gesture.

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