Withdraw cash through mobile ATMs in Mohali

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Updated At : 12:56 PM Apr 25, 2020 IST

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Mohali, April 24

In order to enable people to withdraw money from the nearest spot, the route plan of mobile ATM vans was unveiled by Himendra Jain, chief lead district manager, Mohali, today.

He said on April 25 during the pre-noon time, the vans would go to Taj Towers in Sector 104 and Emmar MGF Mohali Hills in Sector 105, while post-noon, the vans would go to Dolphin Society in Sector 78 and Falcon Heights in Sector 82.

Jain said on April 26 during the pre-noon time, the vans would go to Escon Arena Singhpura Road in Zirakpur and Maya Gardens in Zirakpur, while post-noon, the vans would go to Tulip Heights on VIP Road and Orbit Apartments on VIP Road, Zirakpur. — TNS

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