Social activists have urged the bank officials to take necessary steps to ensure their customers follow social distancing and wear masks.
Coimbatore: With the second wave of COVID-19 spreading faster in India, various state governments are taking serious steps to control it. In Coimbatore, the corporation officials have advised the public to maintain social distancing everywhere and has also made it compulsory to use face masks and sanitisers.
Meanwhile, at the Indian Bank branch in Nadumalai Road in Valparai, Coimbatore, the public can be seen standing in lines to withdraw, deposit, get pension amount and other banking services without maintaining social distancing. More than 100 people were spotted standing in congested space and many of them did not wear face masks.
This can easily lead to the COVID-19 virus spread among the public. Social activists have urged bank officials to take necessary steps to ensure their customers follow social distancing and wear masks. They have also requested to issue sanitisers to people to ensure safety during the second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Meanwhile, at the Indian Bank branch in Nadumalai Road in Valparai, Coimbatore, the public can be seen standing in lines to withdraw, deposit, get pension amount and other banking services without maintaining social distancing. More than 100 people were spotted standing in congested space and many of them did not wear face masks.
This can easily lead to the COVID-19 virus spread among the public. Social activists have urged bank officials to take necessary steps to ensure their customers follow social distancing and wear masks. They have also requested to issue sanitisers to people to ensure safety during the second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic.