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The multiservice tech company, Grab PH, recently shared that it will soon shoulder the advance payment for its customers' food orders. Grab spokesperson and lawyer Nicka Hosaka shared, during the deliberation on the House Bill 6958, that the company will be implementing a new model passing the charging of all online monetary transactions to Grab. Currently, Grab riders would need to pay cash before picking up the orders from a partner restaurant. Based on the report by CNN Philippines, Hosaka further explained that payment will be sent via GrabPay to the restaurants online. Grab PH has just announced that they are suspending all their services in Luzon due to COVID-19 concerns beg. Services include GrabCar, GrabFood, GrabExpress, and GrabTrike. Brian Cu, President of Grab Philippines, stated that the suspension of operations is in accordance with the DOTr's directive regarding the Enhanced Community Quarantine imposed on the entirety of Luzon. He added: Nais ko rin pong ibahagi sa inyo na patuloy pa rin po tayong nakikipag-uganayan sa DOTr, LTFRB, at iba pang sangay ng pamahalaan upang imonitor ang public health situation na ito, at kami po ay patuloy na humahanap ng mga makabuluhang paraan upang tulungan at supportahan ang ating ka-Grab driver community. Read more in our articles including "Grab PH to shoulder advance payment for food delivery" and "Grab PH suspends all services in Luzon beginning March 17".