Airtel Networks Zambia has with immediate effect closed its Head office in Lusaka after one of its staff members tested positive for Coronavirus.
Airtel Head of Corporate Communications Yuyo Kambikambi has revealed in a statement that in order to curb the spread of the disease, the Head Office will remain closed both to the public and members of staff until further notice.
“Airtel Networks Zambia Plc wishes to advise its customers and the general public that its’ Head Office situated on Stand 2375, Corner of Addis Ababa drive and Great East Road, Lusaka has had to be closed due to one member of staff having tested positive for COVID 19, ” Mrs. Kambikambi said.
She advised airtel customers that the staff will continue to be available electronically and urged customers to visit other service centres for any urgent assistance.
Mrs. Kambikambi also encouraged customers to use self-help portals as well as do any monetary transactions using the Airtel Money service.
Akainde has Covid19. Stay clear of Bally Matore.
Avoid him at all costs.
Sadists!!Why so much hatred.Talk about development. Point out where apf has failed in terms of development.Not always waiting an individual ‘s error and you blame apf!It is unfair.Viva ECL!!
Meanwhile Parliament and its Motel is still open even when two people have died of covid-19, all because the humble leader wants Bill 10 to go through at all costs.
Kekekekeke PF.
Shocked that this can happen to Airtel, they usually have poor connectivity. Wonder how it was picked up.
Monday Chanda (Mr Kudos) stop the nonsense, your parents sent you to school to a better citizen.
The new normal. Most companies with time will learn and adapt to the new normal. We will see companies investing in remote working facilities etc. Local outbreaks are happening world wide. Nothing sinister. Next