Polish Post: Fees for transferring money to flood victims will go to the victims
Fees charged to payments made at Poczta Polska outlets for organizations dealing with the help of flood victims will go to the needy. The company decided that they would be transferred to public benefit organizations supporting the victims of the element.
Poczta Polska as a state -owned company charges fees for payments made in its facilities. However, the company's management decided that all funds collected from 16 to 30 September this year. Due to the fees for payments to the bank accounts of organizations helping flood victims, they also went to victims.
Poczta Polska undertakes a number of actions to help people victims of the flood. The company, among others She accelerated the delivery of pensions in the areas affected by the flood to provide seniors injured by the element to access to cash in this difficult time.
- In such an extreme situation, saving life and belongings are in the first place. Access to cash is also necessary. We want older citizens threatened by flood or already affected by the effects of natural disaster, to have access to cash - emphasized the president of Poczta Polska Sebastian Mikosz.
Poczta Polska also gradually launches substitute and mobile postal points for residents of areas affected or threatened with floods. In mobile postal points, you can make payments and cash withdrawals, and provide basic services - such as a letter or postal package. In addition, retirement and disability benefits are paid there.
The company informs about the places of replacement postal points on an ongoing basis through the website www.poczta-polska.pl and on social media.
Just like in the case of other natural disasters, pandemia and exceptional situations, Poczta Polska launches additional activities supporting the government and local governments and employees of the company. In agreement with the Government Security Center, the company responds to the most urgent needs related to the distribution of missing products in flooded areas, providing its logistics and storage capabilities.