After The Fall Of Govt And Banking Problems, People Has No Trust On Banks

Date: Nov 06, 2021, 11:44

Since the fall of the former government, Afghans have faced challenges in withdrawing their money from the banks and said they no longer want to deposit funds.

A number of Kabul residents said Thursday they no longer want to keep their money in the country’s banks.

They said they will take out all of their previously deposited funds.

Since the fall of the former government, Afghans have faced challenges in withdrawing their money from the banks and said they no longer want to deposit funds.

“We used to save our money in the banks, but currently they are not paying us on time. The banks have lost trust among the people, we no longer want to save our money in the banks,” said Noorullah, a resident of Kabul.

Officials of Afghanistan’s central bank recently said in a statement that private and public banks must increase the withdrawal limit of the customers’ money to $400 per week.

and some other people says it will still wont be enough for them.

 



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