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TikToker catches deliverymen throwing parcels from Lalamove van to HDB void deck

“Parcel delivery x basketball training!” wrote TikTok user @kzdny in the caption: This article ( TikToker catches deliverymen throwing parcels from Lalamove van to HDB void deck ) first appeared on The Independent Singapore News .

TikToker catches deliverymen throwing parcels from Lalamove van to HDB void deck

A TikToker recently captured footage of deliverymen from Lalamove tossing packages from a van to a HDB void deck in Singapore. The video, posted on August 30, shows a worker in a dark blue shirt and shorts catching individual parcels beside a grey van. He then throws each package to another man wearing a black and white shirt and light-colored pants, who stands near a pile of parcels.

At times, the second man successfully catches the packages, while other times they land on the ground. In one instance, a particularly large parcel was not thrown but walked over by the worker in blue. The video, posted by kzdny (@kzdny), has garnered nearly 160,000 views. The comments from Singaporeans reveal widespread dissatisfaction with the rough handling of packages.

Many called for the company to be shut down, fined, or penalized, suggesting that Lalamove Singapore should take action. Some TikTok users mentioned that their boxes often arrived dented, questioning whether the company would compensate for damaged parcels. One commenter noted that damages could be claimed if there was liability, while another argued that sellers are responsible for any damage.

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