On April 14, a tricycle was parked in front of a postal bank in Yichun, Jiangxi Province, and an elderly man was sitting in a wheelchair, wearing a thick cotton jacket, with a haggard face, and he was very uncomfortable at first glance.
This scene not only touched the hearts of countless netizens, but also triggered an in-depth discussion on banking services and social responsibility.
In an instant, major media and public accounts have condemned the bank's services as too inhumane, condemned the bank for not being flexible, and even demanded that the bank be rectified.
The bank finally came out to respond.
After verification, on April 13, Yi Moumou handled the early withdrawal of his father's fixed deposit at the East Gate Branch of Yuanzhou District Postal Branch.
The staff of the outlet learned that the elderly were sick and had difficulty moving, and offered to go to the customer's home or hospital on Monday or Tuesday to handle business.
On April 14, Yi Moumou drove a tricycle to take his father to the hospital on the way to the hospital and happened to pass by the postal outlet, so he stopped the car and prepared to do business first and then send his father to the hospital.
Then, with the help of the staff, Yi Moumou successfully completed the business.
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There is no right or wrong in this incident, and it even rises to the level of morality. If it is really said that there is, it is that Yi Moumou was too eager to withdraw the money and did not wait for the staff to do business for him. There is also the "well-intentioned person" who sent out this incident, and speculated without verifying the facts.
Public opinion is a double-edged sword, and credible institutions such as banks should be subject to public scrutiny, but the public should also maintain independent judgment and not follow the trend indiscriminately without knowing the facts.
In short, this incident is just an example, but it can provoke us to think deeply. We should draw lessons and work together to promote the healthy development of the media circles.