Due to the heated political discussions of the actions of the Russian Federation, there has been news about the introduction of restrictions on passenger airline flights. On 13 February 2022, the Ministry of Infrastructure of Ukraine announced that the information about the closure of Ukraine’s airspace was not true. The closure of the airspace is… Continue reading Ukrposhta continues processing exports on a regular basis
Hongkong Post, the People’s Republic of China’s designated operator for the territory of Hong Kong, informs that, owing to the current pandemic situation, all airmail centre staff have been required to undergo multiple COVID-19 tests as from 6 February 2022 and to work from home until they receive a negative test result. Consequently, operations at… Continue reading Hong Kong, China – Disruption to airmail centre operations
Update of 03.02.2022: The cyclonic conditions are ceasing and postal services partially resumed on 3 February 2022. Normal business activities will resume on 4 February 2022. Flights to and from Mauritius will gradually resume as from 4 February 2022.
The designated operator of Mauritius, Mauritius Post, wishes to inform other Union member countries and their designated operators that cyclonic conditions have been prevailing in Mauritius since Tuesday, 1 February, with wind gusts of around 120 km/h recorded. A class IV cyclone warning has now been issued by the Mauritius Meteorological Services. The international airport… Continue reading Mauritius – Severe weather conditions – Cyclone
The designated operator of Australia, Australia Post, asks us to inform other Union member countries and their designated operators that its daily operations are currently suffering disruption because of severe storms and flooding across the country, and especially in the states of South Australia and Queensland and the Northern Territory. The processing and delivery of… Continue reading Australia – Severe storms and flooding
The designated operator of New Zealand, New Zealand Post, asks us to inform other Union member countries and their designated operators that the Government of New Zealand has announced the application of the red setting of the “traffic lights” COVID-19 protection framework throughout the country, with effect from 23 January 2022. COVID-19 safe practices apply… Continue reading New Zealand – Nationwide application of COVID-19 red setting