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Grab and Move It drivers received Cash Relief Assistance (CRA) worth P5,000 at the FilOil Center at San Juan, Metro Manila, Monday, 11 May. (Photo from: DSWD)
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The Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) began distributing special cash relief assistance (CRF) on Monday for more than 3,000 Grab and Move It drivers.
As of 1 PM on May 11, a total of 1,734 drivers had already claimed their P5,000 payout at the FilOil Centre in San Juan, while another 1,866 beneficiaries had received the same cash assistance at SMX Aura in Taguig.
DSWD Secretary Rex Gatchalian visited the distribution at SMX Aura and said the agency worked closely with transport network companies (TNCs) to carefully verify every driver on the list.
“We also followed a different process there. We did not allow any scheduling until the list was thoroughly reviewed,” he said in a media interview.
Gatchalian added that he had recently met with the TNCs to ensure the list was thoroughly checked and validated.
Despite being excluded from the initial distribution list, the DSWD said the assistance is intended to provide financial support to Grab and Move It drivers in Metro Manila outside previous distributions.