PCC Orders Grab Philippines To Return Php 5 Million to Grab Passengers
GRAB PHILIPPINES – The Philippine Competition Commission (PCC) ordered the said ride-hailing company to return Php 5-million to its riders.
Grab is now one of the most prominent ride-hailing companies in the country. In fact, a lot of people enjoy the convenience they provide on a daily basis most especially when there is a bad weather condition.
You can simple download their app and book a ride through it. The driver will get to your location in a few minutes to pick you up and bring you to your destination based on the information you provided upon booking.
Undeniably, the comfort you will get to experience by riding a Grab vehicle may also require you to pay more than you have to if you chose to commute through a public utility vehicle. Meanwhile, many enjoy an airconditioned ride to their destination.
However, recently, a short news stating that there is breaching in the pricing commitments of Grab Philippines crossed the surface. Based on the social media post of Rappler, the PCC is ordering the ride-hailing company to return Php 5.05 million to its riders.
The PCC is an independent body that is tasked to implement the Republic Act No. 10667. It is otherwise known as the Philippine Competition Act.
As of this writing, there are still no further details regarding its order to Grab. We’ll keep you posted as soon as there is an available update.
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