Watch: Video of a Food Delivery Agent Viral because it was uploaded to the account of the Crown Prince of DubaiLately

caramesin.com – Watch: Video of a Food Delivery Agent Viral because it was uploaded to the account of the Crown Prince of DubaiLately, we’ve all seen sympathy for food delivery guys who never quit their jobs, defied the COVID threat, and served us food so we could enjoy our favorite meals without having to leave the house. Recently a news came out about a poor food delivery man who was financed a motorcycle by some generous people.

Such kind actions towards these brave men have always satisfied us. But these liberators also share a social responsibility. Have you seen the latest story online about how a food delivery man saved lives with one small but important act? Read on to see the full story.

In a video shared on Twitter, a food delivery man in Dubai stopped to remove two large stones from the road that could cause an accident. The man crossed a busy road, raised two stones to keep them safe along the way, and jumped back into his vehicle to continue the delivery.

His actions impressed none other than Dubai’s crown prince, Hamdan bin Mohammed Al Maktoum. He shared the video on his Twitter account of him, writing:

The Twitter post has so far garnered over 5 million views and over 12,000 likes. Viewers showed reactions such as “I pay tribute to the man”, “Let’s find this superhero”, and “Work hard people support society.”

Eventually, the deliveryman’s whereabouts were pursued, and the Crown Prince revealed his identity. In another post, he shared a photo of the man and said, “I found a good one. Thanks Abdul Gafoor. You are unique. See you soon.”

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Even more impressive was that the delivery man delivered the food on time. In an interview with the Gulf Times, the 27-year-old Pakistani said: “To be honest, I didn’t think I was going to do anything special. I was just making sure nobody got hurt. Our passengers were hit by it and it could be because I acted quickly.”