Figure 7
The pie chart is shown as a circular diagram divided into five unevenly colored sections, each representing a category of delivered items. Each section is paired with a color-coded text box placed around the pie chart, listing the specific delivered items under each category. The data from the chart in the clockwise sense are as follows: E-commerce: 54 percent. The corresponding legend lists the delivered items under this category, which include “Groceries”, “Books”, “Drugs”, “Small parcels”, “Letters”, “Personal items”, “Small electronics”, “Toys”, and “Shoes”. Healthcare: 16 percent. The delivered items listed under this category are “Blood products”, “Laboratory samples”, “Drugs”, “Defibrillators”, “Transplant organs”, “Diagnostic kits”, “Vaccines”, “Tissues”, and “Biomedical material”. Humanitarian relief: 7 percent. The delivered items listed under this category are “Medical products”, “Drugs”, “Blood bags”, “Tools”, “First aid kits”, “Defibrillators”, “Covid-19 test kits”, “Food and water”, and “Telecom devices”. Food: 1 percent. The legend lists the delivered items as “Regular food”, “Fast food”, “Coffee and tea”, and “Desserts”. Miscellaneous: 22 percent.Sectors adopting drones in LMD