Lockdown: Business correspondent reaches doorstep of customers to help them withdraw money

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Press Trust of India Kolkata
Last Updated : Apr 27 2020 | 10:55 AM IST

Sumi Khatun, a 'business
The 30-year old carries a laptop, fingerprint scanner and around Rs 50,000 in cash during her travel and is never scared of her security "as I know I am within my family."
Shamima Begum, a 65-year old woman who works as a maid in a house said, "she has turned out to be another daughter of mine. When I was desperately in need of Rs 1,000 but could not go all the way to the SBI branch due to physical hurdles, I was contacted by Sumi who promised to visit my dwelling. And she came on Saturday."

Kabita Das, who works as an ayah in Mohispota in North 24 Parganas said, "since I am attending an ailing 88-year old woman I could not go to the bank branch, two km away, to withdraw Rs 500. I went to the nearby kiosk manned by a young man and got prompt service."

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First Published: Apr 27 2020 | 10:54 AM IST

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