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National Bank of Malawi restores service after power cut

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National Bank of Malawi restores service after power cut

The National Bank of Malawi has resumed operations at its Customs Road service centre after a power cut. The branch will stay open for an extra hour, until 4pm instead of 3pm, to make up for the closure, according to a management notice reported by Nyasa Times.

The National Bank of Malawi, a Malawian commercial bank, has restored normal operations at its Customs Road service centre after resolving a power supply problem, according to a notice from its management reported by Nyasa Times.

The centre will exceptionally close at 4pm instead of 3pm to make up for the time lost during the closure. The bank apologised to its customers and thanked them for their patience, according to the notice.

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