Police have so far arrested 12 people in connection with the hacking.
The arrestees include Gambians and non-Gambians.
A source that spoke to our reporter on the condition of anonymity hinted that the suspects are currently being detained at the Police Headquarters in Banjul as investigation into the matter continues.
ASP Lamin Njie, police spokesperson confirmed the development, confirming the suspects are currently under custody as investigation continues.
“The suspects are arrested in connection with the hacking at Trust Bank. The police are investigating the matter and the public will be accordingly informed at the end of the investigation,” he said.
Gunjur Ward councilor, Momodou Charreh Jibba has written to the Inspector General of Police challenging him to address the mobility constraint that is currently slowing the effective execution of the work of the police at the Gunjur Police Station.
Dr. Ahmadou Lamin Samateh, the minister for Health has underscored the significant role of government in supporting the provision of affordable and quality health care for all Gambians.
Senegambia strip, being the most bubbling and exciting place in the tourism development area (TDA) especially in winter or summer has now become a lacklustre area amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Roberts Mendy, the alkalo of Lamin-Daranka village has warned that any person, group, organisation or company found mining sand on the streets of that community will face the full force of the law.
