Uber Technologies Inc is considering temporarily suspending the accounts of ride...
An Uber pick-up location is pictured in San Diego, California, California, September 30. 2019. REUTERS/Mike Blake
- Uber Technologies Inc is considering temporarily suspending the accounts of riders and drivers who have tested positive for the coronavirus or have been exposed to it, CNN reported on Wednesday.The ride-hailing company said on Saturday it would offer compensation to drivers and delivery people diagnosed with the coronavirus or placed in quarantine for up to 14 days.
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