Guatemala Post have informed us there is disruption to services in the Eastern and North-Eastern regions of the country, due to Storm Eta. This service interruption will continue until the affected region is safe for operations to resume, so delivery delays can be expected in the affected regions. Inbound mail operations and service in the rest of the country remain unaffected.
Bpost has advised that due to the second wave of coronavirus, the Belgium Government has announced a second lockdown from 2nd November until 13th December 2020. Bpost will continue to process and deliver items in compliance with lockdown measures, which are likely to result in processing and delivery delays for all mail items throughout the country. Items requiring a signature will be signed by the delivery person on behalf of the customer while in their presence.
Cayman Island Post have confirmed that all postal services have been restored following the passing of tropical storm Eta.
Latvian Post have advised that a state of emergency has been declared by the Government from 9 November until 6 December 2020 and possibly beyond. Postal services will continue to function with reduced working hours and workforce. Signatures will not be collected on delivery. The measures will affect the processing and delivery of all mail types, with Force Majeure declared until the state of emergency is lifted.