The Indian government is taking every measure to fight against coronavirus. Now, some guidelines have also been issued by the Indian Banks Association in view of coronavirus outbreak. In view of this, many banks and ATMs in the district are being sanitized. Sanitized notes are being taken and given. Sanitizers have been provided in various branches of banks. Bank workers have also been given medicated masks.
Naveen Kumar, the regional manager of the State Bank of India, says that there has been an attempt to control the crowd to deal with the virus infection. Because the fewer people there are, the virus cycle will break. Therefore, some services have been short and some have been postponed. There is also 35 regional branch of SBI in Samastipur, 16 in Vaishali, where there is complete preparation to deal with the coronavirus.
One sanitizer is placed at each counter of the bank branch. If any visitor deposit cash, then their note is sanitized first, only then it is kept in the counter. Apart from this, on withdrawal, they are given a sanitized note. Since the transition period, the number of customers has decreased automatically. Customers have also limited themselves due to the shortening of work other than deposits and withdrawals.
