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Paragliders Bring Relief to Flood Victims Trapped in Their Homes in Thailand
September 28, 2021
It’s an unusual mission, but one with a stunning view for those bringing relief to flood victims trapped in their homes. Paramotorists or paragliders have taken to the skies in Thailand to deliver food and supplies to one of the provinces hit hard by recent floods. These thrill-seeking do-gooders provided social media a bird's-eye view of their work and the situation on the ground, which they say is the worst flooding they’ve seen in years. Inside Edition Digital’s Mara Montalbano has more.
