Grab and Uber should not ask for help from the government on legal remedies that would make their operation lawful, according to the Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB).
“Who is to clean up the mess? For both Grab and Uber, do not come to us to solve the mess,” LTFRB spokesman Aileen Lizada said in a news briefing on Tuesday at the LTFRB main office in Quezon City.
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