Feature: Delivery service becomes popular among Lebanese villagers to secure needs during COVID-19 lockdown


By Eblt
  • World
  • Monday, 18 Jan 2021

BEIRUT, Jan. 17 (Xinhua) -- Since the early hours in the morning, Wassim Al-Ali starts his day by riding his bicycle to deliver daily necessities from the markets to local residents in his home village Nabatieh in southern Lebanon.

Al-Ali, who is in his 30's, even made rain-proof modifications to his bike as he has been using it on a daily basis to secure the villagers' needs while under the lockdown imposed by the Lebanese government in hope to curb the COVID-19 pandemic.

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