Grab confirms GrabFoodCopter is April Fool’s prank


Grab confirms it will not be delivering Singaporean food over the border using helicopters, says GrabFoodCopter is just an April Fools' Day joke.

Those dreaming of getting food delivered by helicopter using Grab Malaysia's GrabFoodCopter service will have those hopes crashed, as the company confirms it is an April Fools' Day joke. 

In a video posted last Friday, GrabFood claimed the service would fly food over the border from Singapore to Malaysia, so traitorous Malaysian foodies could enjoy their meals judgement-free.

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