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In what appears to validate Amazon’s fast delivery claims, a video of the Srinagar company’s delivery manager goes viral actually delivering packages on horseback amid heavy snowfall in the region. The video was shared by several people on social media and later Amazon confirmed that the executive was associated with the company.
The video was shared on Twitter by photojournalist Umar Ganie, in which the man can be seen riding horses on the snowy roads of Srinagar. He later dismounts the horse and scans the package code on his phone before handing it to the customer. He then climbs back on the horse and sets off again.
“Amazon delivery innovation,” Umar Ganie said in the video caption.
Amazon delivery innovation #Srinagar #Cashmere #snow pic.twitter.com/oeGIBajeQN
– Umar Ganie (@ UmarGanie1) January 12, 2021
The video caught the attention of netizens and soon after, Amazon Help responded to Umar Ganie’s post to confirm that its delivery service is fast.
“The delivery is still going as promised,” he tweeted.
Product safety – Delivery man – But snowfall. . . The delivery is still going as promised. How? ‘Or’ What? #DeliveringSmiles ^ GS
– Amazon Help (@AmazonHelp) January 12, 2021
The video received over 2,500 likes and several retweets. Several users praised the executive for its efforts.
“In fact innovative, you’ve been seeing this man everywhere for quite some time now, great,” one user said.
In fact innovative you will see this man everywhere for quite some time now, alright
– Syed Mushtaq Maqbool سعید مشتاق مقبول (@bhattmustaq) January 12, 2021
“This guy needs appreciation,” said one user in the comments section. Another user added: “It’s a real struggle, my brother. Keep it up.”
It’s a real struggle Brother keep it up
– Nouman bin Rashid (@ NoumanbinRashi1) January 12, 2021
“Hello rider and horse,” said another user.
Hello to the rider and the horse!
– Sujata Madhok (@sujatamadhok) January 13, 2021
One user even suggested asking Amazon to deliver the COVID-19 vaccines.
We should ask Amazon to deliver the vaccine. It will be delivered across the country within a week, 3 days if you are a primary member
– Aman Pandey (@ amanpandey099) January 12, 2021
Amazing India!
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