4,000 jeepney drivers receive subsidies in Quezon City

JEEPNEY drivers received the P5,000 cash relief assistance from the Department of Social Welfare ande Development this Wednesday.
Quezon City Government

JEEPNEY drivers received the P5,000 cash relief assistance from the Department of Social Welfare ande Development this Wednesday.
Quezon City Government

BAGUIO CITY — Residents of Baguio City and Benguet will pay higher electricity bills this month after the Benguet…

The prospects for a lasting peace appear grim, and the consequences of this enduring confrontation, particularly for…

Persistently high fuel prices are putting increasing financial pressure on construction firms, with one contractor…

ILOILO CITY — Agriculture Secretary Francisco Tiu Laurel Jr. assured farmers in Western Visayas that the government…

World oil prices are mainly supported by an elevated geopolitical risk premium, which was rebuilt after the Iranian…

Commuters left stranded as only a few passenger jeepneys and buses were seen passing by along Commonwealth Avenue in Quezon City this Wednesday.
Analy Labor
The Quezon City government announced that more than 4,000 jeepney drivers received P5,000 in cash relief assistance from the Department of Social Welfare and Development this Wednesday.
Rollout of the subsidy was conducted at the Quezon City Memorial Circle, the same venue where the subsidy was provided to drivers of Transport Network Vehicle Services on Tuesday, 24 March.
Funding for the initiative was sourced from the DSWD’s Assistance to Individuals in Crisis Situation program that allocated P30 billion of its P60 billion fund.
Similar to previous payouts, the distribution was met with several issues as some drivers who arrived at the sites were allegedly left out of the list of beneficiaries.
Reports from the site also recorded an individual who fell unconscious from having to wait for a long time to receive the subsidy.
Authorities immediately rushed the driver to a nearby hospital and have noted that they are in stable condition.
Aside from the drivers themselves, many commuters were left stranded as only a few jeepneys went on trips during the early morning rush hour.