With public transportation expected to resume but COVID-19 still posing a grave threat, authorities order public utility vehicles to list passengers for faster contact tracing should the need arise.
– With public transportation expected to resume but COVID-19 still posing a grave threat, authorities ordered public utility vehicles to list passengers for faster contact tracing should the need arise.
[Translation: This is one of the regulations we have today under the guidelines set by IATF and DOTr, which is the need for contact tracing. The form that will be provided to passengers is one way we can do contact tracing.] [Translation: We have also to be aware of our passengers because we are still addressing health here. We will ask for very minimal information because we are also respecting passengers right to privacy under the law.]
Bolano reassured passengers that fares will not increase post-lockdown, and advised passengers to report erring public utility vehicles.
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