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Thai Post have informed that an ongoing border dispute with Cambodia has resulted in local difficulties. Post offices in the affected areas (31180, 32210, 32140, 33110, 33140, 33150, 34260 and 34280) are temporarily closed. This situation may lead to delays in the delivery of postal items in the areas concerned.
Moroccan Post have informed that following a migration to the new version of the International Postal System (IPS), postal operations are subject to disruption from 1 to 7 December 2025. As a result delay may be observed during this period.
The Postal Service™ has temporarily suspended international mail acceptance to Venezuela due to unavailability of transportation.
Thai Post have informed that heavy rains in the northern and upper central parts of Thailand along the banks of the Chao Phraya River and the Tha Chin River has caused flooding along with torrential rain in the Nakhon Si Thammarat province. This has resulted in road blockages and has
Sri Lankan Post have informed that extreme weather conditions have bought heavy rain and strong winds causing severe flooding and landslides. As a result, operations across the entire postal network have been suspended from the 27th November 2025 with delays expected until resumption.
Post Italiane have informed that the Cagliari – Elmas Airport will be closed during the evening for the coming weeks and until further notice. As a result, all mail/parcels destined for the Sardinia region may be subject to delays.
Indonesian Post have informed that extreme weather conditions in the Aceh Province on the 28th and 29th November 2025 has affected road access and the distribution of postal items along several major routes. Many major roads and bridges have been damaged and significant flooding is disrupting the movement of operational
Jamaica Post has advised that while it remains in a recovery phase following the passage of Hurricane Melissa, it has nonetheless resumed the acceptance and processing of international and domestic mail services. However, delays are still to be expected in the delivery of mail and transmission of electronic messages/updates, as
Thai Post have informed that heavy rains in the northern and upper central parts of Thailand along the banks of the Chao Phraya River and the Tha Chin River has caused flooding in various areas. This has resulted in road blockages and has caused delays in the delivery of all