Standard Bank is open as usual for business after fire

Following a fire which affected Lilongwe Branch on the evening of October 4, Standard Bank announced it is open for business as usual from Monday.

“The fire was put out and the situation is under control. The branch will proceed to open for business on Monday, October 6, 2014 as normally,” Standard Bank chief executive Andrew Mashanda told Nyasa Times on Sunday.

Standard Bank CEO Andrew Mashanda:  Business as usual
Standard Bank CEO Andrew Mashanda: Business as usual

The bank extended its “sincere and heartfelt appreciation” to all stakeholders who rendered help at the scene of the accident.

“In particular, Standard Bank commends the efforts of the Lilongwe City Assembly, Malawi Defense Force (Air wing) and Police,” said Mashanda.

He said assessment and investigations into the accident will now commence.

“The bank sincerely apologizes to customers for the inconvenience that this incident may cause. We shall endeavor to provide updates on the matter as and when information is verified and made available,” he said.

Malawi has recently seen a lot of fires that has seen markets and other buildings been burnt.

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Arthur G.M. Mtambo
9 years ago

WHAT IS HAPPENING IN MALAWI, LETS ALL HOLD HANDS AND PRAY TO GOD TO BE WITH US IN PEACE AND CALM

Abiti Mtila
Abiti Mtila
9 years ago

Why can’t the ACB and Police arrest the Cashgate suspects. These thugs will do all they can to destroy evidence. Lock them up and continue investigations!

Wona
Wona
9 years ago

So they are risking customers’ lives by opening the branch without conducting investigations on the cause and effects of fire. Potential risks after a fire are radiation, chemical imbalance, structural damage, pollution, faults that may cause another fire in the building etc.

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