BCR Romania announced a new mandatory measure for all its customers in Romania, it being taken in the context where a change was needed for the way people reach its branches throughout the country. BCR Romania kept announcing this week that starting from Monday, no one can go to a branch in the country without having a prior appointment to receive the help they need.
BCR Romania took the decision to impose this measure for all its branches in Romania after the uncontrolled increase in the cases of Coronavirus in our country, reaching 5000 new cases announced today. In order to protect customers, but also their own employees, those from BCR Romania have taken the decision to limit access to branches without an appointment, which of course you can do directly from their website.
BCR Romania: ATTENTION! The new MANDATORY Measure for Customers
BCR Romania it is currently the only bank in Romania that has taken such a decision, but we could see similar ones including from other banks in our country, and this is because the number of infections continues to increase. It is not excluded that the number of new cases of Coronavirus will reach 8000 per day, and in this situation, BCR Romania has already taken a very good decision, which will most likely be taken over by other banks in our country as well.
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Published by BCR pe Thursday, October 22, 2020
BCR Romania took many measures throughout the state of emergency to protect its customers from all over Romania, and what we see now is just a continuation of the care it takes for both them and its employees. Yes, it is true that it becomes more difficult for customers to visit a branch of BCR Romania, especially if there are many appointments made by many customers, but at least people know that when they go to the branch they are somewhat safer.
BCR Romania did not announce for what period of time this mandatory measure will be imposed for all customers in Romania, but it is expected that everything will continue until the first part of next year.
