Customers reluctant to shop outside for themselves will be able to order groceries and coffee via the Didi phone app. The driver will then buy the items and deliver them. — AFP
BEIJING: China's Didi Chuxing said on March 16 it had launched delivery services in 21 Chinese cities, a move it hopes will provide its drivers with more income after the coronavirus epidemic battered ride-hailing demand.
Customers reluctant to shop outside for themselves will be able to order groceries and coffee via the Didi phone app. The driver will then buy the items and deliver them.
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