BRD Romania published two announcements yesterday that many customers, but also many Romanians in general, should be aware of, and this is because they can be affected, or in contrast, enjoy what is happening. The first message is related to the fact that BRD Romania will also keep its agencies closed throughout the country on Monday, June 1, just like other banks that have announced until now plans not to receive clients during this days dedicated to children.
BRD Romania the Contact Center will still be open on June 1st, so that anyone who has a problem related to the bank, a bank card, or any other service, can get help there. It is not excluded that BRD Romania will have a large number of requests on the Contact Center that day due to the fact that agencies from all over the country will be busy, so if you have to wait to get in touch with someone, it is good to don't be surprised.
Happy birthday to children, regardless of age! The agencies will be closed on June 1st, but we keep you close through the Contact Center from 09:00-19:00. #RestartTogether
Published by BRD Groupe Societe Generale pe Friday, May 29, 2020
BRD Romania: IMPORTANT announcements for customers in the country
BRD Romania has a second announcement that mainly targets those in Bucharest, or nearby areas, and this is because the Antipa Museum will reopen starting on June 1. The Antipa Museum was closed during the state of emergency, as was perfectly normal, but also until now during the state of alert, and BRD Romania announces that starting from Monday it will reopen, but with some restrictions due to the protective measures against the Coronavirus .
What better gift can the Grigore Antipa Museum of Natural History offer to children than its reopening, on the 1st...
Published by BRD Groupe Societe Generale pe Friday, May 29, 2020
BRD Romania he does not explain in his message what these are, but based on what has been said so far, the number of visitors will be limited inside, distances must be kept, interactive panels should not work, etc. If the Antipa museum reopens from June 1, it is very possible that other museums in the country will reopen from the same day, with the same restrictive measures, but as BRD Romania collaborates with the one in Bucharest, it only talks about it.
BRD Romania has also imposed protective measures in its agencies throughout the country, and is still working on processing many requests regarding the IMM Invest program, so if you are waiting for something from there, it is good to be patient.
