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Grab eyes shuttle services as Metro Manila reverts to MECQ
Grab Philippines will temporarily suspend its GrabCar services starting August 4 in Metro Manila, Laguna, Bulacan, Cavite, and Rizal due to the implementation of the modified enhanced community quarantine (MECQ).
The company is exploring options to reassign its driver-partners to support its delivery fleet during this period.
Grab is also considering having driver-partners serve as shuttle services for medical frontliners and employees of its partner institutions.
Grab Philippines is collaborating with partners to provide payment holidays for driver-partners' loans and establish donation channels for affected communities.
Additionally, GrabFood will offer free delivery to customers during the MECQ to ensure access to meals.
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