WorldPingPIB Fact Check has debunked claims about a government notification for public sector banks declaring Saturdays as holidays.
A fake document circulated on social media created confusion around the banking holiday issue.
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Public sector banks to stay closed on Saturdays? PIB debunks fake govt notification
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Dominican Republic bans Haiti from its stadiums after football fans clash
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