Members of the Bankers Association of the Philippines (BAP) are ready to serve customers in earthquake-affected regions within the Visayas, the BAP said over the weekend.
“In consideration of the importance 6.5 earthquake that hit Leyte and the relaxation of Eastern and Central Visayas on July 6, the public is counseled that BAP member banks with branches in the provinces of Leyte, Cebu, Bohol and different close by provinces shall preserve to provider the banking public at the same time as we undertaking to supply normal banking operations, mainly in the regions that had been maximum affected,” the BAP said.
BAP member banks have recommended branch offices to try and deliver banking transactions.
“We would love to ask the clients in the affected regions to go to their respective branches for assistance,” the association said.
BAP members encompass biggest popular and business banks in addition to foreign banks working in the us of a.
The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) in advance said that banks had been assessing the harm in Leyte province due to the value 6.5 earthquake that hit the region at 4:03 p.M. On Thursday.
“In consideration of the importance 6.5 earthquake that hit Leyte and the relaxation of Eastern and Central Visayas on July 6, the public is counseled that BAP member banks with branches in the provinces of Leyte, Cebu, Bohol and different close by provinces shall preserve to provider the banking public at the same time as we undertaking to supply normal banking operations, mainly in the regions that had been maximum affected,” the BAP said.
BAP member banks have recommended branch offices to try and deliver banking transactions.
“We would love to ask the clients in the affected regions to go to their respective branches for assistance,” the association said.
BAP members encompass biggest popular and business banks in addition to foreign banks working in the us of a.
The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) in advance said that banks had been assessing the harm in Leyte province due to the value 6.5 earthquake that hit the region at 4:03 p.M. On Thursday.
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