Pilipinas Shell supports our Visayas frontliners, fueled them up and on-the-go. Shell has ramped up its efforts to help front liners stay on the go as the number of confirmed COVID-19 cases has climbed up in Visayas region. With health and safety as its top priority, Pilipinas Shell has increased the support provided by its retail gas stations so that frontliners can safely reach their destinations.



Here are 6 Ways Pilipinas Shell offered to partners in order to aid the transportation of frontliners, the mobilization of ambulances, and other ongoing relief efforts.

1. Free fuel has been provided to two of its Visayan partners, the Home Quarantine and Protection Project in Negros and the Chonghua Hospital in Mandue.
2. Free fuel has been provided to Vallacar Transit Inc. (VTI), Ceres bus line partnered with Bacolod City to deploy 21 of its buses to ferry health workers and workers of other essential services.
3. ₱3.00 OFF for gasoline and ₱2.00 OFF for diesel at 151 Shell gas stations in Luzon and Visayas for health workers, police and military personnel, and logistics drivers at the forefront of the COVID-19 efforts thru Shell’s Project Bayanihan.
4. Free Vitamin C from Shell's four retail sites in Bacolod to all customers who gas up at Shell. Since the beginning of the initiative, 2,000 vitamin C capsules have been released to customers to help boost their immune systems.
5. Free Coffee, face masks and snacks at various Shell retailer stations and partners as they also stepped up to provide additional support.
6. Free Food Delivery to hospitals in Manila with as Shell tapped partner establishments at certain stations.

For 106 years, Shell has contributed its global expertise to power progress in the Philippines. Even with today’s extraordinary circumstances, Shell aims to drive its efforts towards preparing nation for the recovery efforts of tomorrow. Their initiatives in the Visayas are part of the company’s commitment to be the country’s partner in nation-building.

Shell fuels up Visayas frontliners to keep them on-the-go posted at Cebu Events Blog