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Management of Bills Micro-Credit Limited has issued an official statement addressing a distressing video currently circulating on social media.

The footage depicts a physical altercation between the company’s field officers and a woman carrying a young child.

​The video, which has sparked significant public outcry, shows a chaotic scene where the woman appears to fall to the ground while holding her baby.

​According to the company’s preliminary assessment of the footage the altercation allegedly began when the woman attempted to retrieve a mobile phone from one of the field officers.

​During the struggle, the woman who was holding her baby at the time fell to the ground.

​The specific location and the exact nature of the dispute (whether related to debt collection or otherwise) have not yet been officially confirmed.

​In a press release, Bills Micro-Credit Limited described the situation as “deeply regrettable” and of “serious concern.”

As a regulated financial institution, the company emphasized that it is bound by strict ethical and professional codes of conduct.

​”Management has immediately initiated a full internal investigation to establish the complete facts surrounding the incident,” the statement read.

​The micro-credit provider has committed to do a comprehensive investigation into the conduct of the field officers involved.

By 1960news.com

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