Zoom News : Sep 26, 2021, 10:25 AM
Giving information, an employee of Canara Bank said that due to a technical problem in the ATM, 500 notes were coming out instead of 100. 2 lakh 60 thousand rupees have been withdrawn by 30 customers till the ATM is closed.Due to a technical problem, 500 notes instead of 100 started coming out of Canara Bank ATM located on Station Road in Banda, UP. After getting information about withdrawing more money, there was a long line of customers here. In just a few hours, more than two dozen customers emptied the ATMs by withdrawing about three lakh rupees. As soon as the bank staff came to know about this, they got the ATM closed. Along with this, by making a list of customers withdrawing money from ATMs, they have started recovery. The main reason for the technical problem is being told that there is a fault in the sensor of the ATM.
Giving information, an employee of Canara Bank said that due to a technical problem in the ATM, 500 notes were coming out instead of 100. 2 lakh 60 thousand rupees have been withdrawn by 30 customers till the ATM is closed. A team has been set up to recover from these customers. Some people have returned the withdrawn amount, while the cooperation of the police is also being taken to recover from some people.
At the same time, bank officers have given information by writing a letter to the Superintendent of Police regarding police assistance for refund of money. It is written in the letter that due to technical fault in Canara Bank's Station Road ATM in the past, more cash has gone out than the ATM. All these transactions have been done by 30 people. This information was given to the branch on the evening of 21 September. It is also necessary to recover extra money from all these 30 people. The help of the police is needed in completing this recovery work.
Giving information, an employee of Canara Bank said that due to a technical problem in the ATM, 500 notes were coming out instead of 100. 2 lakh 60 thousand rupees have been withdrawn by 30 customers till the ATM is closed. A team has been set up to recover from these customers. Some people have returned the withdrawn amount, while the cooperation of the police is also being taken to recover from some people.
At the same time, bank officers have given information by writing a letter to the Superintendent of Police regarding police assistance for refund of money. It is written in the letter that due to technical fault in Canara Bank's Station Road ATM in the past, more cash has gone out than the ATM. All these transactions have been done by 30 people. This information was given to the branch on the evening of 21 September. It is also necessary to recover extra money from all these 30 people. The help of the police is needed in completing this recovery work.