Grab does not tolerate inappropriate behaviour and will conduct an internal investigation
SINGAPORE: Grab Singapore has revealed that it has suspended the account of a customer who assaulted one of its drivers, after photos of the injuries the driver sustained went viral online.
The ride was unremarkable until they were approaching the destination, and the passenger suddenly started berating Sirajuddin in Mandarin. Despite his attempts to communicate with her in English, she struck him on the back and arm, causing him to pull over in shock. Mr Sirajuddin noticed deep, bloody scratch marks on his arm after the incident, which he believes the passenger caused during the unprovoked assault.
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