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Delivery worker tosses parcel over gate, 18 porcelain plates destroyed

The worker did not ring the doorbell, but instead just tossed the parcel over the gate.

Updated 6 months ago · Published on 28 Feb 2026 1:46PM

Delivery worker tosses parcel over gate, 18 porcelain plates destroyed
A loud crashing sound was heard when the parcel landed and it was later revealed that 18 porcelain plates were destroyed. - February 28, 2026

A VIDEO has gone viral on Threads showing a delivery worker recklessly throwing a parcel over the gate despite it being marked 'fragile'.

According to the post by @na2ifa, the worker did not ring the doorbell, but instead just tossed the parcel over the gate.

A loud crashing sound was heard when the parcel landed, and it was later revealed that 18 porcelain plates were destroyed.

Netizens had since shared similar incidents and called out to delivery workers to be more careful. - February 28, 2026

Video: https://www.facebook.com/reel/895825470090391

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