Jamshedpur

BPCL Ambalika at Burmamines installs touchless sanitiser dispenser

Town Post
By Town Post

Jamshedpur: With a view to providing its customers a safe and pleasing environment amidst Corona pandemic, BPCL Ambalika Automobile at Burmamines in Jamshedpur has installed a Touchless Sanitiser Dispenser on its premises.

The proprietor of BPCL- Ambalika Automobiles D K Singh told Town Post that this dispenser has been installed in order to provide customers a completely safe environment.

All customers are encouraged to use the dispenser during their visit to the petrol pump, he said.

He said that BPCL and Ambalika Automobiles are committed to the well-being of their customers and no effort would be spared to provide a safe and pleasing environment to the customers visiting their premises.

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