Vlogger Sets Up “Relax Station” For Delivery Agents Amid Heavy Rainfall And Waterlogging

Every day, hundreds of delivery agents deliver food and other goods to homes and offices within minutes. Even during the inconsistent rainfall, which has led to waterlogging in various parts of the national capital, they continue to do their job with utmost dedication. Now, not only do they battle a ticking clock, and demanding customers but also the hurdles caused by the rainfall. In order to express gratitude to these delivery agents, a digital creator has set up a “Relax Station” to offer them refreshments on the way.

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Through his stall, Siddhesh Lokare offers mineral water bottles, tea and samosas as well as raincoats to the delivery agents. Many delivery agents from Zomato, Swiggy, Amazon, Zepto have taken shelter in Siddhesh’s Relax Station. 

Siddhesh shared a video on Instagram, giving us a glimpse of his Relax Station. The video opens with Siddhesh – decked up in a raincoat – holding a placard with a message: “Kya aap delivery kar rahe ho? Thoda relax kar lo (Are you a delivery agent? Please relax for a bit).”

It also captured various delivery agents sipping tea, relishing yummy treats as well as having a chat with the YouTuber. 
Alongside the video, he wrote, “I created a RELAX STATION for the real heroes of India! This Relax Station is a culmination of all the efforts and bravery showcased by our delivery network who never fail to provide us with comfort and food. Though, while conversing with these souls, I felt a sense of pride and passion they have cultivated for their jobs. They LOVE doing what they do irrespective of monsoon or summer.”

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Instagram users have lauded Siddhesh for his thoughtful gesture and even came forward to donate and offer help. One of the users wrote, “You’ve done an amazing thing!!! So sweet. More power to you.” Another said, “You have reserved a seat in heaven.” 

“Who the hell does he think he is? Our government? Well nope, he’s definitely better than them,” read a comment. 

A user requested that people shouldn’t get angry if their orders get delayed: “If your food is late, don’t be angry because these guys are literally risking their lives by working day in and day out in unpredictable weather just to earn a daily bread.”