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RedDoorz to provide temporary housing for frontline healthcare workers, returning OFWs
RedDoorz has partnered with the Department of Tourism and the Manila city government to offer free lodging to healthcare workers through its "Red Heroes" initiative.
The program provides temporary accommodation for front-liners who are facing transportation challenges due to the enhanced community quarantine.
Three RedDoorz hotels in Manila, strategically located near major hospitals and public transport, will be made available for this purpose.
RedDoorz founder and CEO Amit Saberwal stated that the initiative aims to alleviate pressure on national governments by offering clean, safe, and comfortable lodging.
The company hopes that other corporations will join in supporting this effort during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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