BancABC Bank Provides Aid to Victims of Hanang landslides

25Dec 2023
Correspondent
The Guardian
BancABC Bank Provides Aid to Victims of Hanang landslides

In an effort to give back to the community and assist those affected by severe flooding and landslides in Hanang, BancABC has donated water, rice, maize, and other humanitarian aid to the victims of the mudslides that occurred in the town of Kateshi, Hanang District, Manyara Region, causing deaths,

...destroying people's property and homes.

 

The assistance was handed over to the District Commissioner of Hanang, Ms. Janeth Mayanja, by the BancABC Head of Sales, Mr. Emmanuel Nzutu, in the district yesterday.

 

Speaking after receiving the aid, the District Commissioner expressed gratitude to BancABC for their concern about the disasters that befell the residents of Hanang due to the floods, she also commended other institutions that have provided assistance, urging those that haven't done so to emulate BancABC.

 

Ms. Janeth expressed her gratitude, saying, "This aid is a result of the generosity shown by this financial institution, it will help bring relief to the victims of these mudslides, I thank BancABC for the timely assistance."

 

Handing over the aid to the district commissioner, BancABC's Sales Manager, Mr. Emmanuel Nzutu, extended condolences to the residents of Hanang who experienced the mudslide disaster on the night of December 3 this year.

 

"BancABC continues to stand in solidarity with the residents of Hanang, offering condolences to those who lost their loved ones, we wish a speedy recovery to the injured, and to those affected in any way, we hope they find real solutions to the damages they have suffered.

 

"Our bank has genuine love and concern for the residents of Hanang, and to demonstrate this, we decided to bring our banking services closer by opening a branch in this district, It is our hope that despite the challenges that have occurred, the residents of this district will continue to come to our branch and enjoy our excellent banking services," Mr. Nzutu said.

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