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Uber driver claims facial recognition app locked him out of system after he tonsured his head Updated: Updated: Company denies charge, claims he repeatedly violated community guidelines Share Article Company denies charge, claims he repeatedly violated community guidelines An Uber driver who went on a pilgrimage to Tirupathi, and returned with a tonsured head, and shaved beard, per religious customs, claimed that he was locked out of the system as a selfie he uploaded, a part of the logging-in ...

Its a quiet corner, but the cafe was reasonably crowded. So Good Char Chan Tang is tucked away in the armpit of Sin Ming Lane (where the Grab Driver Centre is), but the brand actually has other bakeries around the island, as well as another dine-in outlet. The one at Sin Ming is significantly more spacious, though. Not being squeezed into a shopping mall also does the ambience some favours. Photo by Mandy How Photo by Mandy How Three things that are important in any Hong Kong cafe, according ...

0 Engagements The part-time Grab driver who was the sole Covid-19 community case on Monday has been temporarily suspended from the Grab platform in line with the ride-hailing operators safety precaution measures. Grab said in a statement yesterday that it is working with the Ministry of Health (MOH) to provide all necessary information on the man - who also works as a Singapore Airlines cabin crew member - for contact tracing purposes. It added that to ensure higher safety and hygiene standards...

SINGAPORE - There were 27 new coronavirus cases confirmed as at Wednesday noon (Dec 30), taking Singapores total to 58,569. There were 26 imported cases and 25 of them were placed on stay-home notice or isolated on arrival in Singapore, said the Ministry of Health (MOH). The remaining imported case was a pilot with Singapore Airlines who had tested negative for Covid-19 on return to Singapore but developed symptoms later. Among the imported cases, seven are Singaporeans or permanent residents...

Grab driver with COVID-19 worked from Dec 17 to 24, contact tracing of passengers ongoing: MOH Toggle share menu Advertisement Advertisement Singapore File photo of person using the Grab mobile app. (Screengrab: Grab) 30 Dec 2020 06:15PM (Updated: 30 Dec 2020 11:58PM) Share this content Bookmark SINGAPORE: The part-time private-hire driver who was reported as Singapore’s sole community case of COVID-19 on Monday worked with Grab from De...

Part-time driver who contracted COVID-19 temporarily suspended from Grab platform Toggle share menu Advertisement File photo of a Grab car. (Photo: Facebook/Grab) 29 Dec 2020 04:37PM (Updated: 29 Dec 2020 04:49PM) Share this content Bookmark SINGAPORE: A part-time driver who recently contracted COVID-19 has been temporarily suspended from the Grab platform, the ride-hailing firm said on Tuesday (Dec 29).  The 48-year-old man, who is also a Singapore Airline...

SINGAPORE - The part-time Grab driver who was the sole Covid-19 community case on Monday has been temporarily suspended from the Grab platform, in line with the ride-hailing operators safety precaution measures. Grab said in a statement on Tuesday (Dec 29) that it is working with the Ministry of Health (MOH) to provide all necessary information on the man - who also works as a Singapore Airlines cabin crew member - for contact tracing purposes. It added that to ensure higher safety and hygiene ...