Mober has partnered with the provincial government of Laguna to roll out two electric tricycles that will serve as mobile pharmacies. This initiative will improve healthcare access for underserved communities in the province.

The project, reported by PortCalls, was launched in support of Laguna Governor Sol Aragones’ healthcare agenda. These efforts include providing free health cards, developing district hospitals, and expanding the “Akay ni Sol” pharmacies through mobile “butikas” to reach remote areas.

“Healthcare is one of our top agendas for Lagunenses, and we are grateful to partners like Mober for enabling our initiatives in making healthcare more accessible to many communities in Laguna,” the governor said during the inauguration ceremony.

The e-tricycles will directly deliver essential medical supplies to residents, with priority given to seniors, persons with disabilities, and those living in hard-to-reach areas.

Mober Founder and CEO Dennis Ng highlighted the importance of public-private partnerships in bringing essential services closer to people. “At Mober, we are proud to support initiatives that bring essential services closer to communities. This small step in partnership with the Provincial Government of Laguna reflects our adaptability as a logistics partner, whether for businesses or the government, in exploring practical ways to use our electric fleet to address specific needs,” he said.

How can the use of electric vehicles like Mober’s e-tricycles help drive both cleaner transport and better public services in the Philippines’ energy transition?

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