Santosh Koirala, president of Nepal Bankers’ Association, told Investment News that efforts are being made to contact the employees of the bank branches.TAG_OPEN_div_14 He said that while some employees have started coming into contact, some are yet to be contacted.
According to him, it is difficult to collect the exact details of the damage caused by the branch due to lack of contact with the staff.TAG_OPEN_div_12 He said that although the branch offices cannot be expected to be safe, they are now getting information about the condition of the priority staff.
Sanima Bank, Nepal Investment Mega Bank, Nabil Bank, Laxmi Sunrise Bank, Global IME Bank, Himalayan Bank, NMB Bank, Prabhu Bank and Machhapuchchhre Bank have branches in Timure.TAG_OPEN_div_10
Other structures in Timure Bazaar have also been affected by floods and landslides.TAG_OPEN_div_8 The Bankers’ Association said that it is collecting more details about the condition of the bank’s branches and employees.
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