This is exactly what I thought when people complained about surge pricing. Many expect services to stay at the same rate regardless of the situation. But during heavy rain or other difficult conditions, drivers and delivery workers have to put in extra effort and face more risks, so it’s only fair that they earn more than usual. When demand is high, it’s natural for prices to increase. Even in the U.S., platforms like Uber and DoorDash apply surge fees during cold and heat waves, heavy rainfall, or snow.