Mober, a pioneer in green logistics in the Philippines, has teamed up with the provincial government of Laguna under Governor Sol Aragones to boost health care access through the deployment of two electric three-wheeler tricycles.
The initiative is part of the province’s broader health care agenda, which prioritizes services for persons with disabilities (PWDs), and senior citizens.
“Health care is one of our top priorities for Lagunenses, and we are grateful to partners like Mober for enabling our initiatives to make health care more accessible to our communities,” Aragones said.
Mober’s e-tricycles will operate as mobile pharmacies, bringing essential medical supplies directly to residents, especially those in remote and hard-to-reach areas.
The electric fleet is intended to complement Laguna’s health care infrastructure by extending the reach of vital services.
“At Mober, we are proud to support initiatives that bring services closer to communities,” said Mober founder and chief executive Dennis Ng. “This partnership with the provincial government of Laguna reflects our adaptability as a logistics partner, whether for businesses or government, in finding practical ways to use our electric fleet to meet specific needs.”
Mober has been at the forefront of sustainable logistics in the country, pioneering the use of electric vehicles (EVs), for delivery and transport services.
Its collaborations include partnerships with major brands such as IKEA, Nestlé Philippines, Unilever and SM Retail to transition their logistics operations to cleaner and more sustainable fleets.
The company has also worked with government agencies and local government units to explore how electric mobility can strengthen public services, from disaster response to health care delivery.
Mober continues to position itself not only as a logistics provider for businesses but also as an enabler of sustainability and innovation in public service.
