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Go-Jek, an Indonesian ride-sharing service, is planning to expand its services to three or four Southeast Asian countries to match up with its rival companies namely Grab and Uber. Nadiem Makarim, Go-Jek Co-founder and Chief Executive Officer, has been mum on the details on when or what countries he plans to roll out the expansion but he mentioned that "they will be places with a large population and where cash rules". It's possible that Go-Jek might find its way here in the Philippines, including Vietnam and Thailand as well, as these countries have the most number of people in Southeast Asia, with a combined population of about 270 million. Because of this, you can grab an element, then move it, scale it, swap it, or tweak it, without having to rebuild the whole layout from scratch every time. Grab resumes its 24/7 operations in Metro Manila and select provinces to strengthen public transportation amid the pandemic. Grab previously implemented earlier operating hours with drivers accepting passengers only up to 12 AM as compliant with the government guidelines for curfews and lockdowns. Meanwhile, GrabMart is currently available in select areas in Metro Manila and Cebu. GrabExpress, on the other hand, is fully operational in Metro Manila and available in select areas in Pampanga, Cebu, Bacolod, Iloilo, CDO, Dumaguete, and Davao. Read more in our articles including "Indonesian ride-sharing service Go-Jek to expand in Southeast Asia" and "Canva rolls out Offline Mode for uninterrupted Content Creation".