GrabFood rider touched after boy gives him N95 masks: 'This is what my customers can do'GrabFood外卖员收到男孩赠送的N95口罩后感动不已：“这就是我的顾客能做到的事”
A GrabFood rider shared on social media about an act of kindness he encountered while making a delivery this hazy season.Facebook user Shawn Lim posted a short video on Sunday (Oct 18) saying how he had just completed a GrabFood delivery to a condominium resident when he was stopped by the customer's son.The boy handed the rider a pack of...
A GrabFood rider shared on social media about an act of kindness he encountered while making a delivery this hazy season.
Facebook user Shawn Lim posted a short video on Sunday (Oct 18) saying how he had just completed a GrabFood delivery to a condominium resident when he was stopped by the customer's son.
The boy handed the rider a pack of N95 masks and said: "Wear it now because it's so hazy."
Lim shared that he "very touched" by the gesture as he had wanted to get some N95 masks for himself.
"This is really thoughtful of them. This is what my customers can do," said Lim in the video.
He also said that delivering food and groceries in the current haze climate has been "brutal", with many food delivery riders in Singapore experiencing sore throats and stinging eyes.
"While platform initiatives and the National Delivery Champions Association (NDCA) are distributing resources, this direct act of care from customers means the world when you are out on the road," Lim wrote in his caption.
He said that such acts show that the community spirit in the nation is "stronger than the pollution".
Lim also shared some haze safety reminders for his fellow delivery riders including switching from regular surgical masks to a properly fitted N95 mask immediately and checking the official National Environment Agency myENV app frequently to monitor PM2.5 levels across different regions before accepting long-distance bookings.
He reminded riders to also make use of air-conditioned rider lounges and water points at nearby shopping centres and transport nodes to recover between trips.
"We are doing our best to get your meals to you safely!" wrote Lim, addressing customers.
AsiaOne has reached out to Lim for more information.
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一位 GrabFood 送餐员在社交媒体上分享了他在雾霾天气送餐时遇到的一件善事。
Facebook 用户 Shawn Lim 于周日（10 月 18 日）发布了一段短视频，讲述了他刚刚完成向公寓居民送餐的 GrabFood 服务，就被顾客的儿子拦住的经历。
男孩递给骑车人一包N95口罩，说：“现在戴上吧，因为雾霾太严重了。”
林先生表示，他对此举“非常感动”，因为他自己也想买一些N95口罩。
“他们真是太贴心了。我的顾客也能做到这一点，”林在视频中说道。
他还表示，在目前的雾霾环境下送餐送杂货“非常艰难”，新加坡许多送餐员都出现了喉咙痛和眼睛刺痛的症状。
“虽然平台计划和国家配送冠军协会 (NDCA) 正在分发资源，但当你奔波在外时，顾客的这种直接关怀意义非凡，”林在他的配文中写道。
他说，这样的行为表明，国家的社区精神“比污染更强大”。
林先生还向他的外卖骑手同行们分享了一些雾霾安全提醒，包括立即将普通外科口罩换成合适的 N95 口罩，并在接受长途订单前经常查看国家环境局官方的 myENV 应用程序，以监测不同地区的 PM2.5 水平。
他还提醒乘客，在行程间隙，可以利用附近购物中心和交通枢纽的空调休息室和饮水点休息恢复体力。
林先生在致顾客的信中写道：“我们正在尽最大努力确保餐食安全送达。”
AsiaOne已联系林先生以获取更多信息。
laili.abdeen@asiaone.com