Bhubaneswar: ATM Safety Audit and Banks in the Capital City Worn when a man and his small son tried to open an ATM that was not maintained in the unit-8 area, here, during the early hours of dumped and his son, a student plus II, who lived in the slum area landed in trouble when the fire broke inside the ATM when they tried to open the machine with a gas cutter.
Two people passed – by feeling something suspicious and told the police, following the bidding was thwarted.
Recently, the Police Commissioner has announced a bank safety audit and ATM to prevent robbery in that place.
Police Commissioner Saumendra Priyadarhi has issued orders to his representative Uma Shankar Dash to ensure the earliest completion of inspection.
“We have formed a team of three members, including responsible (IIC) inspectors from each police station, Zonal.
Assistant Commissioner of Police (ACP) and an officer from my office.
The team could not finish the audit because some of our staff were tested positive for Covid, “said DCP Dash.
Police were asked to verify correctly CCTV cameras and other security gadgets from banks and ATMs.
Inspection was carried out against the background of several past robbery incidents.
A number of ATMs here do not have a security guard or CCTV camera.