BDO daily operations continue in the midst of COVID-19

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In light of the Enhanced Community Quarantine in Luzon, BDO Unibank continues to serve the public with the daily bank operations.

BDO ATMs, Cash Deposit Machines, and Online Banking services are available, while select branches have shortened banking hours.

BDO continues  serving you in ways that will keep our community safe. Please be guided by the list of Metro Manila branches that are open with shortened banking hours. Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao branches will continue to serve you with shortened banking hours.

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In this difficult time, BDO extend  assistance: a 60-day payment extension for qualified Credit Card, Auto, Home, SME and Personal Loan customers with due dates of up to April 15, 2020.

BDO Insure are committed to working hard for the customers especially in extraordinary times like these. One way is extending all insurance premiums payment due dates by 60 days. If you need to reach BDO, check through the channels listed below.

Now more than ever, BDO Life is committed to protect you and your family. We would like to humbly provide an extension of grace period for all insurance policies from the usual 31 days to 91 days from the premium due date.

Whether it’s sending money to relatives far away, helping out in donation drives or making essential purchases, all SEND MONEY transfers made via Instapay will be free of transfer charge from March 18 - April 15, 2020. Go to the BDO website to sign up today.

Both the customers' safety and urgent banking needs are the BDO priority.

BDO offers 60-day payment extension for loans

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BDO Unibank offers what the bank consider as their humble assistance, in this difficult time, due to COVIT -19 : a 60-day payment extension for qualified Credit Card, Auto, Home, SME and Personal Loan customers with due dates of up to April 15, 2020.

BDO has earier activated its Business Continuity Plan (BCP) as well as implemented precautionary workplace measures to provide uninterrupted service to its customers and at the same time safeguard employee well-being.

The bank’s BCP has backup sites for critical functions such as client servicing, trading and treasury, operations and information technology, while key personnel have also been identified to man both critical and non-critical units to ensure banking operations continue even in the event of a severe business disruption.

For more updates, you may follow BDO’s official FB fan page: https://www.facebook.com/BDOUnibank/

Perfect rice every time

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Like most Filipinos, I can’t live without rice. It just goes with almost every meal I eat. From adobo to sinigang to tocino, a cup of steaming white rice is the perfect complement. Mas sumasarap talaga ang ulam pag may bagong lutong kanin! So it goes without saying that the rice cooker is actually a must-have in my kitchen.

While it may be an afterthought to some, a rice cooker is not just a simple kitchen appliance to me. The model I use right now is the Kyowa 1.8L Rice Cooker, and I love it! It’s very affordable but I am still able to cook perfect fluffy rice every time.

The Kyowa is great for large portions, able to cook enough rice for about 8 people. Perfect for when I have visitors over for lunch or dinner. Aesthetically, I really like the Japanese-style design.

And I think the built-in cover seals the rice better so it stays fresh and warm longer. It also came with a measuring cup and spatula as standard, together with a tray for steaming vegetables.

If you’re a big rice fan like me, check out the affordable Kyowa Rice Cooker available on Shopee.

#FightCOVID19 : Caritas Manila To Provide Ligtas COVID-19 Kits to Poor Families in Metro Manila

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The entire Luzon is now under Enhanced Community Quarantine (Lockdown) from March 17 to April 12, suspending all means of public transportation. 

President Rodrigo Duterte made the announcement in a televised address from Malacañang.

Everyone is advised to stay inside their homes as the Inter-Agency Task Force on Emerging Infectious Diseases intensify its efforts to identify and isolate confirmed Covid-19 cases.

Many poor families in Metro Manila, even before the declaration of the Community Quarantine, are already unable to purchase food and basic protection needs against COVID-19. More than the virus, they’re afraid that the lockdown will deprive them of livelihood.

“We won’t last a month here. We won’t even last a few days if my husband doesn’t earn a living,” a woman living in Baseco, Tondo Manla said in an interview.

In response to this crisis, Caritas Manila, the lead social service arm of the Archdiocese of Manila, launched the LIGTAS COVID-19 campaign. This aims to provide Caritas Ligtas COVID-19 kits and Caritas Manna food bags to 6,000 poor families in Metro Manila.

The 2000 Pesos Caritas LIGTAS COVID-19 kit for a family of 5 includes:

• 1 liter of 70% ethyl alcohol

• 5 handy bottles of 30 ml alcohol

• 5 washable face masks

• 1 liter of antibacterial liquid soap

• 1 box of 100 tablets of vitamin C with zinc

• A pair of reusable gloves

• 1 liter of liquid bleach

• 3 pieces of cleaning cloth

• Eco bag

The 700 Pesos worth of Caritas Manna bag to the family contains:

• 5 kilos of rice

• munggo beans

• 9 assorted canned goods

• 2 packs of Caritas Margins kalabasa/malunggay noodles

• 1/4 pack of sugar and salt

• Eco bag

Joining this campaign is now made even easier with GCash. Simply scan the QR code below in your GCash app and you can donate as low as 1 peso to help protect the poor from COVID-19.

The crisis has affected our country and there is no other way to #FightCOVID19 than to live out the Filipino spirit of Bayanihan. No one should be left behind.

For MORE information about Caritas Manila and its campaigns please go to www.caritasmanila.org.ph or CONTACT 0917-5955083

BDO Confirms COVID-19 Case in San Juan operation facility; Said employee is not branch-based and does not have any face-to-face interaction with clients

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BDO is closely monitoring the status of an employee who tested positive for COVID-19. Said employee is not branch-based and does not have any face-to-face interaction with clients.

All employees within the contact trace of the affected individual are now under self-quarantine.

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BDO received reports that a non-branch employee has tested positive for COVID-19. The employee, who works in an operations facility in San Juan, did self-quarantine on March 10. However, the bank was informed of the confirmation on March 16.

All employees within the contact trace of the affected individual are now under self-quarantine.

During this challenging time, BDO will be providing said employee with every support and guidance. 

The bank is in close coordination with the Department of Health (DOH) in taking the necessary actions. BDO is likewise performing detailed contact tracing with all employees and other parties that the infected employee may have come into contact with. The affected office area, as well as the common spaces such as the elevators and toilets, are being  deep cleaned and disinfected. We have also advised all our employees to be cautious about their wellness and hygiene to boost their immune system.

BDO will continue to closely monitor the situation to ensure that the well-being of employees, customers and suppliers is protected.

Please read the bank’s official statement at www.bdo.com.ph.

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