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The Brakwa Breman Rural Bank has presented a cheque of five million cedis to the Breman Asikuma District Police Command to enhance the running of their administration and ensure effective patrol duties in the district.
The Breman Asikuma Branch Manager of the bank, Mr Fifie Essel made the presentation on behalf of the bank.
He said the move followed a request made by the command to them and other institutions, including NGOs in the district to come to their aid to enable them to maintain and fuel their patrol vehicle to work effectively.
Mr. Essel said there was the need for the bank, as part of its social obligations to assist the police to protect the people who owned the bank to go about their business without fear.
Superintendent Mike Avadetsi in-charge of the Breman Asikuma district Police Command thanked the bank for responding to their appeal.
He expressed the hope that such assistance would be forthcoming periodically to enhance their duties.
He appealed to other organizations in the area to emulate the bank.
Source: GNA
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