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Thai commercial airline pilot becomes delivery rider during COVID-19 crisis

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Bangkok, Apr 21 (EFE/EPA).- A Thai commercial airline pilot has taken a temporary job as a food delivery rider during the coronavirus pandemic. Captain Thanun Khantatatbumroong, 49, who was previously working as a pilot for a Thai international commercial airline, has turned to deliver food as an income source after internation flights were suspended following the outbreak of coronavirus and COVID-19. According to media reports, Thailand may see up to 10 million job losses caused by the pandemic. (Camera: RUNGROJ YONGRIT).SHOT LIST: THAI COMMERCIAL AIRLINE PILOT, CAPTAIN THANUN KHANTATATBUMROONG, DELIVERS FOOD ORDERS AS HE WORKS AS A DELIVERY PERSON IN BANGKOK, THAILAND IN BANGKOK, THAILAND.

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