DICT Reports 88% Drop in Courier Complaints Amid Digital Reforms
The Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) in the Philippines reported an 88% decrease in complaints against couriers, attributing the decline to the digitization of its Private Express and Messengerial Delivery Service (PEMEDES) portal, which simplifies compliance for delivery riders.
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