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Delivery delegates refuse to work during the day in Ramadan because of the crowding

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Delivery delegates confirmed that they prefer not to receive delivery requests during the day in the month of Ramadan, due to the great crowding that the streets are witnessing during that period, especially before the breakfast date, and they revealed one of the reasons for non -routine crowds during the days of Ramadan, which is the dates of prayer, where the frequency of movement rises during it, and causes an unusual traffic intensity in the rest of the months of the year.

A delivery delegate working in the areas of Riffa and Hamad City, who preferred not to be named, indicated that he has been working in this profession with his two brothers for a long time, but he does not like to work in the month of Ramadan as a month of worship, and he never works during the day of the day; Because this period is characterized by a large crowding that may affect the profitability of the connection.

He explained that the delivery profession bears the costs of consuming the car and the amount of oil used, which may rise with the large number And the completion of the Tarawih prayer, and he said: “I refuse to deliver items to areas such as Muharraq or Budaiya; Because crowding causes the supposed profit of the delivery process, and I remember when someone asked me to bring the key to his car from Riffa to the airport in Muharraq, and he was urgent because the car closed and inside it the key in the area of ​​landing the passengers, and he will pay a large amount because of that, but I advised him to communicate with one of the Muharraq so that he helps him in rapid access, and does not lose much in the delivery process.

Another delivery delegate has an account on “Instagram” confirming the difficulty of delivering purposes during the day in Ramadan, especially during the consequences of congestion, whether in the morning with students going to schools or employees of their work, or at the end of school or government working hours, but he pointed out that the most crowded period occurs between four and half past five in the evening.

He emphasized the existence of experience with the delivery representatives in finding alternative and brief methods that keep them away from congestion, as well as calculating the times during which non -routine crowding is expected, such as the month of Ramadan, where the crowding rates rise during prayer times.

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