Workers’ union to strike at Incheon International Airport: Media sources report that the National Airport Workers’ Solidarity will launch a general strike at the Incheon International Airport (IATA: ICN) in South Korea. The strike will start on September 19 and is expected to last until October 8 to demand better working conditions. Flight disruptions are to be anticipated.
A nationwide strike is scheduled for September 10 and 18.
Since this morning, a series of actions as part of the operation called “Bloquons tout” (“Let’s block everything”) has been taking place across the country — including blockages of roads, symbolic sites, and more.
As a result, disruptions are to be expected in the delivery and distribution of your parcels.
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Further to EmIS 115/2025, the designated operator of the Philippines, Philippine Postal Corporation (PHLPost), wishes to inform Union member countries and their designated operators that the provision set out under “Alternative conveyance via surface” no longer applies. This amendment is made in accordance with EmIS 151/2025 on the suspension of international outbound surface mail services. PHLPost remains committed to ensuring safe, secure and compliant handling of postal items in alignment with international standards. |
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Heavy rainfall causes flooding in Taichung City and Nantou County: Media sources reported on July 30 that heavy rainfall has caused flash flooding in parts of Taichung City and Nantou County, Taiwan, on the morning of the same day. According to reports, in Taichung City, roads such as Liberty Road in Central District and Zhongyong Road in Nantun District were waterlogged. In Nantou County, flooding has been reported in Zhushan Township, Xinyi Township, and Nantou City. Several power outages have also been recorded in Zhushan Township. Business and logistics disruptions are to be anticipated until floodwaters recede. |
Several areas of Selangor hit by flash floods: Media sources report that several areas of Selangor, Malaysia, have been hit by flash floods after continuous heavy rainfall since the early morning of April 11. The affected areas include parts of Petaling, Puchong, Klang and Shah Alam, affecting local roads and prompting residents to evacuate. Lingering logistics disruptions are to be expected until floodwaters recede.