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TNVS provider Angkas has teamed up with the PNP to provide free transportation to medical frontliners in Metro Manila.

FREE TRANSPORTATION FOR FRONTLINERS

Angkas unveiled its program during a ceremony attended by Interior and Local Government Secretary Eduardo Año and top police officials at Camp Crame in Quezon City.


Under the program, around 1,000 Angkas drivers will give free transportation to medical frontliners assigned at hospitals treating coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) which were identified by the Department of Health.

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ANGKAS TO HELP THE FRONTLINERS

Angkas chief transport advocate George Royeca said medical frontliners do not need to pay as they will source the salaries of their riders from other partners, saying it is their own way of giving back to health workers who are facing the COVID-19 outbreak.

Here are the following guidelines for a health care worker to avail of Angkas' free ride:
  • Angkas is offering free rides to healthcare workers in Metro Manila. If you are a frontliner, please sign up here: http://tiny.cc/angkasforhcw
  • After signing up, we will be sending you further instructions on how to avail of the service via Viber Communities.
  • You will need your own helmet with a full-face visor, face mask, and ID in order to avail of the service.



Angkas also donated around 1,000 barrier shields to the PNP, which in turn will distribute the protective equipment to medical workers and other civilians who use motorcycles as their means of transportation.


On Tuesday, Angkas has also provided 100 motorcycle barriers to the City of Manila.
Manila City Mayor Francisco "Isko Moreno" Domagoso posted the announcement on his Facebook page, giving thanks to the said TNVS.
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"Magbibigay din po ang Angkas ng free rides para sa mga healthcare workers ng ating mga city government district hospitals. Thank you po!"

The free rides will last while Metro Manila is under a modified enhanced community quarantine until Aug. 18.

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Angkas to provide free transpo to medical frontliners

TNVS provider Angkas has teamed up with the PNP to provide free transportation to medical frontliners in Metro Manila.

FREE TRANSPORTATION FOR FRONTLINERS

Angkas unveiled its program during a ceremony attended by Interior and Local Government Secretary Eduardo Año and top police officials at Camp Crame in Quezon City.


Under the program, around 1,000 Angkas drivers will give free transportation to medical frontliners assigned at hospitals treating coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) which were identified by the Department of Health.

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ANGKAS TO HELP THE FRONTLINERS

Angkas chief transport advocate George Royeca said medical frontliners do not need to pay as they will source the salaries of their riders from other partners, saying it is their own way of giving back to health workers who are facing the COVID-19 outbreak.

Here are the following guidelines for a health care worker to avail of Angkas' free ride:
  • Angkas is offering free rides to healthcare workers in Metro Manila. If you are a frontliner, please sign up here: http://tiny.cc/angkasforhcw
  • After signing up, we will be sending you further instructions on how to avail of the service via Viber Communities.
  • You will need your own helmet with a full-face visor, face mask, and ID in order to avail of the service.



Angkas also donated around 1,000 barrier shields to the PNP, which in turn will distribute the protective equipment to medical workers and other civilians who use motorcycles as their means of transportation.


On Tuesday, Angkas has also provided 100 motorcycle barriers to the City of Manila.
Manila City Mayor Francisco "Isko Moreno" Domagoso posted the announcement on his Facebook page, giving thanks to the said TNVS.
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"Magbibigay din po ang Angkas ng free rides para sa mga healthcare workers ng ating mga city government district hospitals. Thank you po!"

The free rides will last while Metro Manila is under a modified enhanced community quarantine until Aug. 18.

Klook.com

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