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Bangkok--23 Jan--Fleishman Hillard
Grab Thailand, led by Maythinee Anavachkul, head of bike-hailing operations and Siwaphume Lertsansaran, head of ride-hailing operations, is giving away 20,000 respiratory masks to protect its driver-partners against the current PM 2.5 air pollution situation. Grab thanked its driver-partners for continuing to play their part in bringing passengers from point-to-point safely, and provided tips for them to stay healthy whilst on the roads, through driver communications channels.
Starting 24 January 2020, Grab driver-partners can pick up their masks at Thanapoom Tower, Petchaburi Road, Bangkok or at its satellite Grab Driver Centres (mini-GDCs).
This initiative is part of the company's commitment towards "Grab For Good", aiming to elevate the quality of life for Thai people, including everyone in Grab's ecosystem, from driver-partners, delivery-partners to merchant-partners across Southeast Asia.
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Bangkok--23 Jan--Fleishman Hillard
Grab Thailand, led by Maythinee Anavachkul, head of bike-hailing operations and Siwaphume Lertsansaran, head of ride-hailing operations, is giving away 20,000 respiratory masks to protect its driver-partners against the current PM 2.5 air pollution situation. Grab thanked its driver-partners for continuing to play their part in bringing passengers from point-to-point safely, and provided tips for them to stay healthy whilst on the roads, through driver communications channels.
Starting 24 January 2020, Grab driver-partners can pick up their masks at Thanapoom Tower, Petchaburi Road, Bangkok or at its satellite Grab Driver Centres (mini-GDCs).
This initiative is part of the company's commitment towards "Grab For Good", aiming to elevate the quality of life for Thai people, including everyone in Grab's ecosystem, from driver-partners, delivery-partners to merchant-partners across Southeast Asia.