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Grab, Move It launch typhoon relief campaign
Grab Philippines and MOVE IT have launched a joint disaster relief and community support initiative to aid their drivers, delivery partners, merchants, and consumers affected by the Southwest Monsoon.
The program provides immediate aid and longer-term recovery support, working in coordination with local government units and national agencies.
Grab Philippines Managing Director Ronald Roda emphasized the platform's commitment to supporting its partners and the public during times of need through financial and medical assistance.
Key components of the initiative include Calamity Assistance for vehicle damage, medical and hospitalization support in partnership with Cocolife, and a temporary moratorium on loan repayments for eligible drivers in affected urban areas like Metro Manila, Baguio, and Pampanga.
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