Commercial Bank promotes e-remittances in northern region

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Commercial Bank recently concluded a successful week-long campaign in the northern region to educate the public about the superior products and services offered by the bank for remittances and to raise awareness about the dangers of using illegal methods to receive money from overseas. The campaign involved door-to-door visits in villages and residential areas and meeting people in populated places such as market places, bus stands shops, malls and schools, covering an extensive area from Vavuniya to Point Pedro. Pictured here are some of activities of the campaign

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