Security upgrades at APS Bank

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The Malta Business Weekly

Over the past weeks APS Bank has further enhanced its physical security measures through an extensive upgrade of its vaults and cash dispensing machines. Latest generation time delay locks with additional layers of safety provide greater deterrent against criminal activity and protect the well-being of customers and the Bank’s staff.

Alexander Camilleri, Head of Support, commented that, “We have introduced these measures to further protect the safety of our staff, customers and their money. These devices strengthen the Bank’s defences and make quick access to cash impossible.”

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