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On Friday April 9, 2021, the government of St. Vincent and the Grenadines declared an order for evacuation of residents in the high-risk areas, described as the red zone, as the island was threatened by intensified volcanic activity at La Soufriere. Republic Bank immediately activated a local crisis management team to strategize and mitigate the likely impact of [the] situation. No doubt, having to deal with a natural disaster during a pandemic is no easy task.
As an indigenous Caribbean financial institution who cares about our people, the bank took a collective approach from the get-go to respond, and within a matter of days, the first shipment of the most precious commodity in a crisis – drinking water, a full 20 ft container landed on the island of St. Vincent. Thanks to the steadfastness of the banks Country Manager in St. Kitts and Nevis – Pamela Herbert Daniel who worked clos
Republic Bank Brings Relief to St. Vincent and the Grenadines
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On Friday, April 9th, 2021, the government of St. Vincent and the Grenadines declared a state of emergency and an order for the evacuation of residents in the high-risk areas, described as the red and orange zones, as the island was threatened by intensified volcanic activity at La Soufriere. Republic Bank immediately activated a local crisis management team to strategize and mitigate the likely impact of the situation. No doubt, having to deal with a natural disaster during a pandemic is no easy task.
Pamela Herbert Daniel, Country Manager SKN in red jacket getting ready to send of shipment.
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Published: 05 May 2021
PHILIPSBURG: - On Friday, April 9th, 2021, the government of St. Vincent and the Grenadines declared a state of emergency and an order for the evacuation of residents in the high-risk areas, described as the red and orange zones, as the island was threatened by intensified volcanic activity at La Soufriere. Republic Bank immediately activated a local crisis management team to strategize and mitigate the likely impact of the situation. No doubt, having to deal with a natural disaster during a pandemic is no easy task.
As an indigenous Caribbean financial institution that cares about our people, the bank took a collective approach from the get-go to respond and within a matter of days, the first shipment of the most precious commodity in a crisis – drinking water, a full 20 ft container landed on the island of St. Vincent. Thanks to the steadfastness of the banks Country Manager in St. Kitts and Nevis – Mrs. Pamela Herbert Daniel who worked clo