The financial entity issued a statement ruling out that the regions affected by the demonstrations and blockades are without cash.
The Bank of Credit of Peru (BCP) announced that its ATMs in Puno and Juliaca, as well as at the national level, are supplied with money. This pronouncement is given after the complaint of residents who affirmed a lack of tickets in your region. Along these lines, the bank stated that it has more than 2,000 cashiers who have enough cash for people who want to dispose of it.
“Regarding the information disseminated by Latina Televisión about the shortage of money from banks in Puno, BCP is emphatic in pointing out that all our more than 300 agencies and 2,280 ATMs nationwide are stocked and have enough cash to serve all our customers, including Puno and Juliaca”they indicated through a statement.
Likewise, the financial entity called for calm to the population residing in the areas affected by the demonstrations. “We ask our clients and the general population for calm, since from the BCP we will continue to carry out all the necessary actions so that our service channels have the necessary cash,” according to what can be read.
What does the Latina report say?
Through a telephone link, a journalist from the aforementioned media pointed out that hundreds of people were queuing at the Banco de la Nación. “The situation has agonized. We do not have cash, there are no tickets so that the population can make the corresponding payment (of their bonuses and social aid).
Source: Larepublica
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