Talk about being in the right place at the right time – and then do the right thing.
“hero” grocery store The delivery driver saved his life when the woman realized something was wrong and trusted his intuition.
News Agency SWNS reported that Leandro Pinta Dantas, 36, did not get an answer when he arrived at the client’s home when the food he ordered from Asda grocery store was delivered.
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The same source said he felt “there was a problem” when no one answered, and he not only drove away – he took a few steps.
“I knocked on the door and didn’t get an answer, so I called the contact number.”
A grocery store driver sent food orders to the woman’s house and faced an emergency. His quick thinking changed everything. (iStock)
When he didn’t get the answer, he said he was about to leave, but felt “something didn’t feel right.”
So he walked to a window in the house, pushed some branches away, and found a woman lying on the floor of the house.
The delivery driver saw the lights and the TV.
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She was then taken to the hospital for further treatment. Her name was not released immediately.
“I believe God let me go back”
Dantas said it was about 9 p.m. when he arrived at the client’s house.
He saw the lights and the TV.
Leandro Pinta Dantas of the grocery chain Asda “sees the lady face to face” and immediately calls it an ambulance. (SWNS)
He told SWNS that after the client did not answer the door or call, “I believe God asked me to go back On the window, I pushed some branches away so I could see better. ”
He said that was when he saw the lady face to face.
He immediately called for ambulances.
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“I’m so glad I saved her there,” he said.
When emergency workers tended toward the woman in their 60s, the driver kept all their groceries in the house.
A few days later, he called to find out her condition.
The woman said, “I don’t thank him very much for what he did.” (iStock)
She said the woman was “very grateful” for the man’s kindness.
She also said, “I don’t thank him very much for what he did.”
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“He even brought me flowers later,” she said.
She said that after she was taken to the hospital and tested, she was Able to return home the next day.
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According to the same source, the man has nominated for a service award at his store.
“We are very proud of the way he handles delivery… He is truly a hero, completely surpassing beyond, which may have saved the lives of the client,” his manager told SWNS.
