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Independent petroleum firm provides free fuel for hospitals to help fight COVID-19
Seaoil Philippines is providing free fuel subsidies to hospitals nationwide to support healthcare front-liners and ambulances dealing with COVID-19 cases.
The fuel aid is distributed through e-vouchers directly to over 20 hospitals, including major institutions like the Philippine General Hospital and the Research Institute for Tropical Medicine.
These e-vouchers can be used at any Seaoil station that is currently open.
Seaoil CEO Glenn Yu stated that the company is committed to supporting front-liners and the community by utilizing its resources.
This initiative is part of Seaoil's ongoing efforts to assist in the fight against the pandemic, following a previous announcement of discounts on gasoline and diesel for health and security personnel.
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