Grab Philippines announced a clean-up of its driver members amid a spike in bookings following the suspension of rival ride-sharing firm Uber.
“We have already deactivated 10 drivers and suspended almost 500 for booking cancellations,” Brian Cu said in a statement on Friday.
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