Delivery rider wades through flood to deliver package in Nong Khai (video)
A TikTok video showing a dedicated delivery rider wading through knee-deep floodwaters to deliver a package has gone viral, sparking calls for the rider to receive a bonus. The video, posted by user @pukky_laddawan from Nong Khai province, depicts the unexpected and heartwarming moment.
Yesterday, September 19, TikTok user @pukky_laddawan, a resident of flood-affected Nong Khai province, shared a video that brought smiles amidst the ongoing disaster. The footage shows a delivery rider trudging through knee-high floodwaters to ensure a package reaches its recipient.
The caption accompanying the video reads, “Rider braving the flood to deliver packages. Thank you so much! #NongKhai #MekongRiverNongKhai #NongKhaiFlood #fyp.”
The video quickly gained traction, with netizens expressing their admiration for the rider’s dedication. Many hailed the rider as a Top Rider and called for the company to reward such hard work with a bonus. Despite the praise, some viewers were curious about how the rider managed to navigate the flooded streets to reach the destination, reported Sanook.
“Send this to the company. This year’s bonus should be substantial.”
“The homeowner said we’re resilient, but this rider is even more so.”
“I truly admire this guy. Real dedication.”
“This rider should get an Employee of the Year award.”
“Amazing job by the rider. I feel relieved my package arrived.”
“During floods, there should be a bonus.”
“Fantastic. Job first.”
“At least this package survived the flood.”
“Delivering to all levels (of water).”
“So endearing and skilled. Doing everything for the customer.”
@pukky_laddawan ไรเดอร์สู้ชีวิตคักบู้น้ำท่วมมาส่งของให้ขอบคุณหลายๆเน้อจ้า#หนองคาย #ริมโขงหนองคาย #น้ําท้วมหนองคาย #fyp ♬ เสียงต้นฉบับ – Kru😘Tukky
In related news, a Thai food delivery rider in Bangkok recounted his eerie experience to the public, claiming that he received an order from a dead police officer.
The delivery rider, 30 year old Suttinai Khamchuen, shared with Channel 7 that he works two jobs as a volunteer rescuer and a Bolt delivery rider. The strange and spooky incident occurred at around 7.30pm on Monday, August 19.
