SINGAPORE - Ride-hailing firm Grab has suspended GrabShare services on its platform from 1am on Sunday (Feb 9). The platform said the decision was made in order to minimise contact in light of more confirmed cases of the coronavirus in Singapore. A spokesman for Grab said the platform has been enhancing precautionary measures since January in response to the outbreak. "Any driver or delivery partners who are under quarantine order or leave of absence will be temporarily suspended from the Grab platform. "Those who consistently exhibit respiratory symptoms will be requested to see a doctor and seek medical clearance before they can continue to use our platform," Grab said.

Source: The Star February 09, 2020 05:15 UTC