GCB Bank PLC expresses its condolences to the families of the explosion victims at Appiatse near Bogoso in the Western region, the community, and all affected by the disaster.
Managing Director of GCB Bank, Kofi Adomakoh in a statement said, "We join hands with the people of Ghana, in the spirit of solidarity and patriotism, in commiserating with the good people of Apeatse.
"GCB Bank has made available an amount of ¢100,000 to assist in bringing some comfort to the people of this great town."
He further stated, "Nothing can compensate for the loss of lives, but this gesture will help to mend what is broken, contribute to a smooth recovery and ensure the lives and livelihoods of the people of Appeatsi are restored. We are ready to support in any way we can."
Mr Adomakoh said that GCB Bank PLC, 'Your Bank for Life', will work with the necessary state institutions and the Ghana Association of Bankers to provide a collective support to the people and town of Appiatsi.
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