Independent oil company Cleanfuel began its latest corporate responsibility (CSR) initiative targeted to help address the Coronavirus in the Philippines.

Cleanfuel's #BeatCovid19 is a collective effort from the oil firm to help mitigate the spread of the novel virus in the country. 

 

Firstly, Cleanfuel has extended help to the Department of Transportation's (DOTr) for the Free Bus Ride for Health Workers Program. 

"The outbreak of Covid-19 is not only a global health crisis; it also affects the economy of every nation. At this point, the only thing that matters is to help out our medical frontliners in fulfilling their job. Our main priority is their safety. Our partnership with Department of Transportation with the Free Bus Ride assures the safety of our modern day heroes," Cleanfuel president Bong Suntay said. 

The Cleanfuel Stations that are participating in the said move: 

• Cleanfuel Kamias
• Cleanfuel Edsa Cubao
• Cleanfuel Pioneer
• Cleanfuel Marcos Highway (Pasig)
• Cleanfuel Baclaran
• Cleanfuel Sta Rosa
• Cleanfuel Biñan
• Cleanfuel Tiaong
• Cleanfuel Bacoor
• Cleanfuel Bagumbong,
• Cleanfuel San Fernando (McArthur) Pampanga
• Cleanfuel Malabon

Aside from fueling the government efforts for medical healthcare workers, the company also started the drive relief donations to Northern province. 

Among those that they donated include Pangasinan (Villasis, Binalonan, Pozorrubio) and San Fernando (La Union) and other cities in Metro Manila.

"There are a lot of ways to win the battle in fighting this outbreak. One is to provide food for rural families in Barangays amidst the enhanced community quarantine," he claimed.

"This is the best time to extend help and compassion to people. In the days and weeks ahead, weve seen thousands of lives fighting in the hospitals. This outbreak affected all sectors and all walks of life. We are in this battle together, to protect the health of all Filipinos, and to create assistance to families who are in need," he added. 

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