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The management of Ghana International Bank has presented a cheque of fifty thousand Ghana cedis to support victims of the June 3 floods and fire victims.
Presenting the checque, Head of retail and e-banking Elizabeth Ezan said the management is aware of what has happened and has therefore decided to reach out to the affected people.
She said the donation is also to support Joy FM's call to support the victims.
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