Zomato App Now Shows Body Temperature of Delivery Partners

Amidst the prolonged COVID-nineteen lockdown in Bharat, a lot of users are relying on nutrient delivery apps like Zomato and Swiggy for their daily needs. Both apps have now also become a hub for grocery delivery. And adapting to the current situation, Zomato has started displaying the body temperature of its delivery partners inside the app.

Yes, to ensure the peace of listen of its users, Zomato is going the actress mile to now brandish 'recently checked' body temperature of the delivery executive assigned to you lot. This experience may sound familiar to you as a screenshot of a Chinese delivery app with this feature enabled has been doing rounds of the Cyberspace over the past month.

Zomato has fabricated it mandatory for partner restaurants to check the temperature of executives when they arrive to choice upwardly an social club. The body temperature shown in the app is updated regularly and shown alongside the executive's current location in the order tracking window. Strict guidelines effectually washing hands, wearing a mask and gloves are also in place for them.

As seen in the screenshot in a higher place, the trunk temperature of the delivery executive is well-within the permissible limit and almost the normal temperature. Zomato further stated that executives will but be allowed to complete deliveries if their body temperature is inside this limit.

Zomato says (via Gadgets360) that body temperature banner is currently express to about 50% of its active commitment executives. The company is adding new riders to test out this feature on a daily footing. It'south yet another bang-up initiative that the food delivery giant has launched in lite of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Indian food delivery rival Swiggy is besides said to exist working to implement a similar characteristic into their app. Delivery giants are currently rushing to add together new features to their apps to make it simpler for users to make the most of their service while they're stuck at home.

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