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A drone flying over Phnom Penh’s suburban rooftops with a black plastic bag hanging underneath it from a metre-long rope was widely shared this past week on Facebook. Photo supplied
Drone-to-door delivery services: Futuristic fantasy or the next big thing in the Boreys?
Tue, 20 April 2021
The use of drones for disparate and varied purposes related to filming, photography and even farming is already a widespread and well-established phenomenon in Cambodia.
Now that these flying gadgets have become powerful enough to carry packages with them while in flight the possibility of home deliveries via drone has arrived.
In a video that was widely shared this past week on Facebook, we see a shot of a drone flying over Phnom Penh’s suburban rooftops with a black plastic bag hanging underneath it from a metre-long rope.
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