Chunghwa Post's Nationwide ATM System Failure: Withdrawals and Transfers Unavailable, Cause Under Investigation
Chunghwa Post's nationwide ATM system experienced a failure this afternoon, making it impossible to perform withdrawals and transfers. The company is currently investigating the cause.
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Central News Agency (Reporter Huang Qiaowen, Taipei, 12th) -- Chunghwa Post's ATMs across Taiwan were unavailable this afternoon, preventing transfer transactions and withdrawals. Chunghwa Post stated that the cause is currently under investigation.
Chunghwa Post's ATMs experienced abnormalities this afternoon. Some citizens posted on social media, stating that after visiting several post offices, they found all ATMs to be unusable. Others reported that when attempting to withdraw cash at convenience store ATMs with their post office debit cards, transactions were also impossible. Some citizens even complained that online banking was also affected and could not be used. (Edited by Chang Yajing) 1150512
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Chunghwa Post's ATMs experienced abnormalities this afternoon. Some citizens posted on social media, stating that after visiting several post offices, they found all ATMs to be unusable. Others reported that when attempting to withdraw cash at convenience store ATMs with their post office debit cards, transactions were also impossible. Some citizens even complained that online banking was also affected and could not be used. (Edited by Chang Yajing) 1150512
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