Petrol pumps closure: Zomato delivery agent rides a horse to drop off food in Hyderabad

Home | Hyderabad | Petrol Pumps Closure Zomato Delivery Agent Rides A Horse To Drop Off Food In Hyderabad Petrol pumps closure: Zomato delivery agent rides a horse to drop off food in Hyderabad This unique delivery method went viral after a short clip was shared on the internet. This clip is said to be from Hyderabad.

By Telangana Today Updated On 08:49 AM, Wed 3 January 24 Zomato Hyderabad: Food delivery has made our life so much easier. We can easily order any dish, any cuisine from the comfort of our home or office. You can even order items even if you are sitting in the middle of the garden and enjoying a picnic.

However, while ordering, many of us don’t realise the hardships that a delivery agent has to go through. Till now, you might have seen these agents coming on bikes, cycles, and even on foot. But have you ever been delivered food through a horse? Yes, you read that right! a Zomato delivery agent was seen delivering food on a horse.

In a video, the delivery worker can be seen riding a horse while delivering food parcels as the city’s roads as there many people queued up at petrol pumps due to the strike by the truck drivers against a newly enacted hit and run law. This unique delivery method went viral after a short clip was shared on the internet.

This clip is said to be from Hyderabad. Take a look at the video here: #Hyderabadi Bolte kya samjhe re tum log gaan. Tum petrol close kardo hum horse lakar nikal jate Zomato Delivery boy came out to deliver food on horse at #Chanchalguda near to imperial hotel. #ZomatoMan #DeliversOnHorse pic.twitter.com/l0uq1Befk6 — Hassan (@HassanSiddiqei) January 2, 2024 = Follow Us : Tags Hyderabad petrol pump Telangana Zomato Related News Hyderabad: Fire breaks out at CMR shopping mall, property worth several lakhs gutted Telangana: Over 20 lakh Praja Palana applications filed on Tuesday Hyderabad gears up for Sankranti festivities CM Revanth Reddy asks officials to develop Musi River catchment area in three years.