Hooi Ling Tan, co-founder of Singapore-based Grab, said the company had gathered positive feedback during the period and was confident on the outlook for its Myanmar operations. We have also gathered feedback from our beta trial and translated them into improvements for our users,” she said. The trial was successful, she said, as Grab managed to introduce international standards and innovations, such as driver screening, training and new safety features. Free personal accident insurance is also available for passengers and drivers for the first time in Myanmar, she added. Zeyar Mynn, head of operations at Grab Myanmar, said the company would focus on Yangon first under its expansion plans.

Source: The Nation Bangkok July 26, 2017 18:11 UTC