Cash shortage fears cause panic in Ivory Coast


ABIDJAN, Ivory Coast (AP) - A third bank has shut its doors amid a political crisis in Ivory Coast, as residents in the commercial hub lined up at banks to try to withdraw their savings amid rumors of a cash shortage.

British bank Standard Chartered confirmed in an e-mail Wednesday that it had suspended its operations in Ivory Coast, joining two other banks, BICICI and Citibank, and the regional stock exchange.

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