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If you are aware of any violation of the following corporate governance rules, committed by any our directors, officers or employees, related to the following:

Violation of the Corporate Governance Rules
Violation of the Code of Ethics and Company Code of Employee Discipline or other similar codes
Financial Malfeasance including those relating to financial fraud and questionable accounting and auditing matters

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We collect your name, address, employee number, job title/position, company/office, contact number, email address, and signature solely to facilitate action on the Violation of Corporate Governance Rules and/or Retaliation Protection report you have submitted. These are accessed by Corporate Governance Office who hold such information under strict confidentiality. These are retained while any of the involved parties is employed in Meralco and shall be disposed of accordingly thereafter.

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Meralco, MSERV turn over electric jeeps to Quezon City government

Through the joint efforts of the Quezon City Engineering and Public Works Management, MServ and Meralco, an initial two units of electric Jeeps (e-Jeeps) were turned over to the local government to be used by the Environmental Protection and Waste Management Department (EPWMD) in its operations. The city intends to use these e-jeeps to educate its constituents about the benefits of electric vehicles or EVs.

Meralco, through its subsidiary, MServ, has been actively promoting the use of these environment-friendly vehicles. One of the key benefits of using EVs is its zero emission of harmful air pollutants and greenhouse gases which greatly reduces the smoke emitted from fossil fuels of gas-fed vehicles. Because of this, the deployment of these e-jeeps is a big part of the city governments’ initiatives to make QC clean and green.

In photo, MServ President Dexter Lee (third from right) hands over to Quezon City Mayor Herbert Bautista (5th from left) and QC Councilor Anjo Yllana (7th from left) the ceremonial key to the QC Government’s new e-Jeeps. They were joined in the turnover ceremony by Meralco Manager and Head for Kamuning Business Center Noli M. Torres (leftmost), and LGU representatives.

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