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‘GrabShare’ service suspended due to Covid-19
Grab Philippines announced the suspension of its carpool service, GrabShare, starting March 13 in Metro Manila and Cebu due to the spike in COVID-19 cases.
The service will resume once the public health situation de-escalates.
Grab assured the public that all other transport services will remain available.
The company advised passengers to plan their trips prudently and practice good personal hygiene.
The suspension of GrabShare will not affect the rates of other Grab services.
As of March 12, the Philippines had 49 confirmed coronavirus cases, with two fatalities.
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