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KOCHI: Punjab National Bank has widened its network in the State by opening two more branches in Aluva and Vytilla in Ernakulam district on Monday. With this, total number of branches of PNB has risen to 130 in the State.

Speaking on the occasion, Mr S.V. Shenoy, Kerala Zonal Manager, said the newly opened branches at Vytilla and Aluva are connected through the centralised computer network system of the bank with anywhere banking facility to the customers.

PNB has already connected more than 1,100 branches through the system of centralised banking solution covering more than 270 major centres across the country.

The bank will also open new ATM at Angamally on Tuesday. The bank's Ernakulam Regional Manager, Mr R.S. Pillai, and the Ernakulam Branch Chief Manager, Mr T.K. Satyanarayanan, also spoke.

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