(Source: Internet cafe capture)There were long lines outside the bank.
These are the people who came to the banking.
There are also elderly people who are supported by a cane and waiting for their turn.
This is a picture of “a friend who works at a local bank sent you” posted on an internet cafe.
Starting today (28th), measures are in place to limit the number of customers waiting in bank branches to 10 or fewer.
Customers should keep enough distance from each other, such as sitting a space apart.
Partitions must be installed at the window.
Otherwise, there should be a minimum distance of 1.5 m between the employee and the customer or the customer.
If space constraints make it difficult to distance, some window closures should also be considered.
For example, if 5 windows are operated and the distance is less than 1.5m, windows 2 and 4 are closed and only windows 1, 3 and 5 are operated.
If there are 10 customers in the bank, you have to wait outside.
We decided to mark the’customer waiting line’ at the entrances of the branch offices, and guide them so that a distance of 2m or more between people can be maintained.
Although the basic principles were set like this, the banks decided to apply them flexibly according to the situation of the branch office.
This measure takes into account the spread of Corona 19 in Korea and the possibility of an increase in financial demand during the year-end and New Year holidays.
On the first day of implementation, there were various reactions in the online space.
One netizen, who works as a petition police at a bank, said, “Customers waiting outside are angry and say something, and listening to that, I’m going to die in pain.” “I confessed my grievance.
Other netizens said, “There are only 10 people in the bank, but I don’t control the lines outside”, “What about the policemen who have to leave the door of the seniors in the cold weather?”, “VIPs use the bank without waiting for a number ticket. “I have to wait even though it is the next turn”.