Vice President Leni Robredo on Tuesday made a surprise visit to private partners of the Office of the Vice President (OVP) in its free shuttle service project for COVID-19 frontliners. | GabrielLaluINQ
Vice President Leni Robredo paid a surprise visit to partners, volunteers, and drivers of her office’s Free Shuttle Service for Frontliners, as its run comes to an end this week. VP Leni personally thanked the OVP partners, shuttle facilitators, and drivers, and handed out tokens of appreciation to each one of them. The OVP Free Shuttle Service for Health Workers and Frontliners was made possible with the partnership of UBE Express, Diamond Motor Corporation, Pilipinas Autogroup, Inc.
Robredo said they already transferred their findings and recommendations regarding the free shuttle service to the Department of Transportation , which would now handle OVP’s free shuttle service Route 3 and Route 4 .
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