Suspended transport network company Uber Philippines said on Wednesday that it has already released about P100-million financial assistance to displaced drivers.
Uber officials made the disclosure during a hearing with the Land Transportation Franchising Regulatory Board in hopes that the board would lift a month-long suspension in exchange of a P10-million fine.
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