HSBC Bermuda Reduce Hours To 9am – 2pm
HSBC Bermuda has announced that effective Monday [March 29], the HSBC Harbourview, St. Georges and Somerset branches will be open Monday to Friday from 9am to 2pm.
A spokesperson said, “Due to the recent rise in the number of individuals testing positive for COVID-19 on the island, the bank has taken the decision to reduce branch hours and provide face to face client meetings by appointment only.
“The Church Street Branch will remain closed until further notice. HSBC Bermuda is also aligning with Bermuda Government guidance that staff must work remotely where possible.
“HSBC Bermuda is committed to serving and protecting the health of our customers and offering the same protection for our employees and the wider community. With this in mind, all customers are required to wear facial coverings or masks when on the Bank’s premises, in line with Government advice.
“We regret any increase in wait times or inconvenience this decision may cause our customers. Our customers are reminded that that pre-orders for cash withdrawls can be made by calling 299 5959 and the ATM network is available for their convenience.
“Customers are also reminded to use digital channels as much as possible through online banking and/or our mobile banking app. If you’re not yet enrolled with online banking, please visit www.hsbc.bm/register or call our Contact Center on 299-5959. We invite customers to follow our social media pages for ongoing HSBC updates.”
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- All: Our coverage of the Covid-19 pandemic here
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- World Stats: Live graph of all cases worldwide here
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- Vaccinations: Data covering vaccinations here
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- Comprehensive: BermudaCovid.com website here
- Live Updates: Continuous updates here.
This is backwards. Reduced hours will lead to bigger crowds and longer lines.
Tell that to your mates who keep breaking the rules.
Why reduce the hours. That makes no sense to me.
Why reduce the hours. That makes no sense to me.
Is covid worse after 2 pm or when it gets dark?