Parcel delivery, kitchen fire and unexpected hero: Woman shares CCTV footage of delivery agent's act of kindness
Kitchen fire incident news: A delivery agent has won hearts online after stepping in to help Dr Shivangi Joshi when a fire broke out in her kitchen during a parcel delivery. Sharing CCTV footage on Instagram, Joshi praised his quick response and t...

Kitchen fire incident news
The CCTV footage shared by Joshi captures the incident at her home. While she did not reveal the delivery agent's name, her post focused on his willingness to help a stranger without thinking twice. For Joshi, it was more than just a kind gesture. It was a moment she said she would remember for a long time.
'Some people deliver parcels. Some people deliver hope'
Joshi also spoke about how easily people judge others by their jobs or social standing, even though these things say little about the kind of person they are.She said the delivery agent treated her like a fellow human being and stepped in when she needed help, without worrying about whether it was part of his job.
“Some people deliver parcels. Some people deliver hope when you need it the most,” she wrote.
Joshi admitted that she might never find the perfect words to thank him, but said she would always remember what he did.
Viral Instagram post wins hearts online
Delivery agents are a familiar sight at our doorsteps. They bring our food, groceries and parcels, often in a rush to get to their next delivery. Most interactions last only a few seconds.But Joshi's experience was a reminder that there is much more to the person behind the delivery bag. When faced with an emergency, the delivery agent chose to help rather than walk away.
Joshi urged people to share her post so that more people could hear about his actions. Her story has struck a chord because it is not about a grand gesture or a reward, but about someone stepping up when another person needed help.
Kitchen fire safety: What should you do if a fire breaks out?
Turn off the gas if it is safe: Shut off the supply only if you can reach the regulator without going near the flames.Never throw water on burning oil: It can cause the fire to spread rapidly.
Cover a small pan fire: If it is safe, use a metal lid or a suitable fire blanket to smother the flames. Do not try to carry the burning pan.
Get out if the fire spreads: Move everyone to safety and do not go back inside.
Call for help: In India, dial 112 for emergency assistance.
Use a fire extinguisher only if it is suitable for the type of fire, you know how to operate it and you have a clear escape route. If the fire grows or you are unsure what to do, leave immediately and call for help.
Disclaimer: This article is based on information, statements and CCTV footage shared publicly on social media by Dr Shivangi Joshi. The incident has been described as per the details provided in her Instagram post. ET Online has not independently verified the footage or all the circumstances surrounding the incident.
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