MANILA - Telecommunications provider Globe Telecom Inc. (Globe) on Tuesday announced the temporary closure of several stores amid the increasing cases of Covid-19 in the National Capital Region (NCR), nearby provinces, and other major metropolitan areas. In a service advisory, Globe said some stores would remain open to handle "important transactions" such as plan application, upgrade, renewal, reactivation, device pick-up, change of ownership, change SIM, device return and replacement, bills payments, GCash cash-ins, and prepaid products. "This move is done to also ensure the safety of customers and store personnel," Globe said. In addition to some stores remaining open, it advised customers to visit "Globe EasyHub" digital kiosks in select malls to shop, pay, explore, and access information on how to request customer service support. These kiosks can be found in Ayala Malls Manila Bay, SM Manila, and Robinson's Place Bacolod City. "Customers may
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