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Cuban Post have informed that following Hurricane Melissa, which recently struck the eastern provinces of Cuba there will be delays to services in the provinces of Las Tunas, Santiago de Cuba, Holguín and Guantánamo until further notice.
Jamaica Post have informed that it has suspended all international and domestic mail operations, including customer service response, due to the imminent passing of Hurricane Melissa. As a result, delays are expected in the processing and delivery of mail and all associated services.
Updated information on mail delivery interruptions due to ongoing labour disruption The Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) is holding rotating strikes in the locations listed below. Once delivery has resumed, the impacted locations will be archived. Mail and parcels will not be delivered or picked up in locations where
Canada Post will welcome back employees represented by the Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) on Saturday, October 11 as the union moves from a full, national strike to rotating strikes. Plans are now underway to ensure a safe and orderly restart of our national operations, which were shut down
PhilPost has informed that a 7.6 magnitude earthquake struck the province of Davao Oriental on the 10 October 2025. As a result, damage to various facilities and infrastructure in the region has been reported and may result win postal service delays in in the region.
Belgium Post have informed that a 24-hour national demonstration will take place across Belgium by the country’s trade unions in protest against measures taken by the federal government. This action will cause disruptions in transport, public services and logistics, as well as Postal services on Tuesday, 14 October 2025. Flights will
PhilPost provided an update on the ongoing impact of Typhoon Opong, which made landfall in Eastern Samar on the 25 September 2025. The typhoon has affected several regions across the country and as a result, postal services in the affected areas are still facing delays in mail collection, processing and
Madagascar Post have informed that postal services have been disrupted because of the demonstrations taking place in and around the country’s towns and cities since Thursday 25 September 2025. This has disrupted their mail operation with delays expected until further notice as result.
LA Poste have informed that there is some additional customs equipment being installed in Wissous from the 29th of September until the 10th of November. Part of the processing line will be blocked due to the upgrade. La Poste has planned additional resources to manually inject parcels, but this may