ACB Caribbean Will be Opened From 10:15 A.M
The Antigua Commercial Bank (ACB Caribbean) has announced a delayed opening for its branches in Antigua due to the adverse weather conditions associated with Tropical Storm Jerry.
According to a statement posted on the bank’s official social media page, ACB branches in Antigua will open at 10:15 a.m. today, while the Barbuda branch will remain closed pending a facility assessment.
The bank said the adjustment was made to ensure the safety of both staff and customers amid reports of flooding and poor road conditions across the island.
ACB Caribbean encouraged customers to use its online and mobile banking services for transactions and to stay tuned to its official platforms for further updates.
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