La Poste has advised that infrastructure in Mayotte (postcode 976xx) has been severely affected by Cyclone Chido. As the airport is not currently operational, the shipment and delivery of all mail items are suspended until the infrastructure can be repaired.
La Poste has advised that delays will be experienced and unavoidable during this time.
An Post has confirmed they are continuing to experience service disruptions resulting from Storm Darragh as well as damage caused at Holyhead Port.
Consequently, delays are expected to continue until after Christmas.
French Polynesia has advised they are experiencing EDI message transmission issues (particularly with RESDES and PREDES messages) since September 2024.
OPT-PF is working to resolve the matter as quickly as possible and will provide an update via EmIS once normal operations have resumed.
Thailand Post has communicated that heavy rain in the southern part of the Thailand has caused flooding in certain areas.
Consequently, blocked roads are causing delays in transporting and delivering mail items to addresses in postcode areas 80XXX and 84107.
Since 4th December, 11:30 (Amsterdam time) PostNL have been experiencing a technical issue with generating the PRECON messages for truck destinations
Update 16.12.2024 –
Unfortunately, the Canada Post strike is still ongoing. All mail and parcel items are still emgargoed. We will share further updates when available.
Update 28.11.2024 –
Due to the ongoing national strikes by the Canadian Union of postal workers, Canada Post has taken the decision to embargo mail with immediate effect.
This is affecting all mail and parcel traffic. Further updates will be shared when available.
Original Post 15.11.2024 –
As of 15/11/2024, the Canada Post Union workers have instituted a full national strike.
Unfortunately, this means no postal items will be delivered/received during this time and delays are to be expected whilst negotiations are ongoing.
We hope the situation is resolved promptly. We will keep you informed with any developments.
Thailand Post would like to confirm that all postal operations in all areas affected by the floods have returned to normal.
Unfortunately, we regret to inform you that Holyhead Port is closed due to Storm Darragh causing damage to the port itself. Holyhead Port remains closed as urgent remedial work is required. The latest communications from the port suggest that it will remain non-operational until further notice, possibly even January 2025.
We are working with our suppliers to ensure minimum delays but unfortunately, whilst traffic is directed to other ports, the additional demand has led to congestion and some unavoidable delays.
We will keep you informed of future developments.
An Post has confirmed that Storm Darragh has resulted in international delays to outbound mail as well as some inbound services. Airline and ferry services have been impacted since Friday 6th December and delays are expected to continue until approximately Thursday 12th December.
Georgian Post wishes to inform that it is experiencing issues regarding the transmission of CARDIT, PREDES and other EDI messages.