China’s Agricultural Bank is under control after a seriously ill older woman identified as a Peng, 62 years old, died in front of a branch in Hunan province in Hunan province.
PENG was brought to the bank by her daughter and sister -in -law to withdraw 50,000 yuan (approximately $ 7,000) for medical treatment. PENG has long fought with diabetes and, according to Dahe News, was recently hospitalized after breaking the foot in the fall.
In the afternoon, Peng’s daughter visited a bank with her mother’s identification card and a deposit book. However, after several unsuccessful attempts to enter the correct password, the transaction was blocked. Although he explained the health of his mother, the banking clerk insisted that Pengu must be physically present in order to continue.
The daughter then contacted her sister, who and her husband brought Peng to the bank in a wheelchair. Although they were waiting for an hour, they still could not withdraw the funds. Pengu, allegedly semi-conscious with a head tilted to one side, was unable to meet the requirements for facial recognition, which included movements such as nodding and flashing.
Later her daughters took her out to the fresh air, but tragically died at the entrance to the bank. The authorities are currently investigating the case, while officials say that Pengu’s death was caused by a “sudden outbreak of the disease”.
What did the bank employee say?
An anonymous employee of the bank told the intelligence portal Sina that the Peng’s family had not informed the employee about their health. When Peng arrived at the bank and had difficulty compliance with the procedures, the employees suggested that her daughters would take her home to rest, but the family refused. Local police authorities announced that they would soon publish their investigative findings.
May 16 Peng’s nephew announced that the family had reached an agreement with the bank to resolve the problem. The bank agreed to cover the cost of a funeral PENG and gave the family 100,000 yuan (approximately $ 14,000) as a “consolation money”.
“The agreement is signed between the bank and my cousin (daughter PENG). We will not deal with further. We are preparing to return to our country home,” the nephew said.
This incident led to heated online discussions about the bank’s events.
“Why didn’t the bank publish its public tracking shots? I’m sure it has high quality cameras installed. Instead of sharing shots, he decided to offer 100,000 yuan to solve the problem. This suggests a wine conscience?” One online user mentioned.
On the other hand, another person questioned Pengu’s family and asked, “It could be that her daughters complicated the bank’s affairs by bringing their mother despite their health?”
(tagstotranslate) Bank settlement
