We have been advised by, the Department of Postal Services (Nepal Post), Nepal, that they are gradually resuming postal operations.

Although normal conditions have not yet been fully restored, services are now being provided from Kathmandu and other post offices across the country with limited resources, using temporarily established facilities as the current situation demands.

Nepal Post will provide further updates, as services return to full capacity.

We have been advised by, the Department of Postal Services (Nepal Post), Nepal, that nationwide protests held on 7 and 8 September 2025 have resulted in severe damage to infrastructure across the country. Many government entities, including Nepal Post, have been affected.

Nepal Post’s office of exchange building in Dillibazar, Kathmandu, has sustained significant damage and all of its official vehicles have been destroyed. Several post offices across the country have burned down.

Given this unprecedented situation, Nepal Post is unable to maintain its regular postal operations. Therefore, it is suspending its postal services until it can identify and implement alternative solutions to restore operations.

We have been advised by Hongkong Post, a designated operator of China (specifically for the special administrative region of Hong Kong), that the typhoon signal has been lowered, and all postal services resumed on 10 September 2025.

We have been advised by, the Department of Postal Services (Nepal Post), Nepal, that they are gradually resuming postal operations.

Although normal conditions have not yet been fully restored, services are now being provided from Kathmandu and other post offices across the country with limited resources, using temporarily established facilities as the current situation demands.

Nepal Post will provide further updates, as services return to full capacity.

We have been advised by, the Department of Postal Services (Nepal Post), Nepal, that nationwide protests held on 7 and 8 September 2025 have resulted in severe damage to infrastructure across the country. Many government entities, including Nepal Post, have been affected.

Nepal Post’s office of exchange building in Dillibazar, Kathmandu, has sustained significant damage and all of its official vehicles have been destroyed. Several post offices across the country have burned down.

Given this unprecedented situation, Nepal Post is unable to maintain its regular postal operations. Therefore, it is suspending its postal services until it can identify and implement alternative solutions to restore operations.

We have been advised by Hongkong Post, a designated operator of China (specifically for the special administrative region of Hong Kong), that the typhoon signal has been lowered, and all postal services resumed on 10 September 2025.

We have been informed that the Back log at Toronto has now been cleared, and we will be moving conveyance back to Toronto from Monday 15th of September. 

We have been advised by Macao Post, China’s, that the typhoon signal has been lowered, and all postal services resumed on 9 September 2025.

We have been advised by Hongkong Post, a designated operator of China (specifically for the special administrative region of Hong Kong), that the Hong Kong Observatory issued Tropical Cyclone Warning Signal No.8 for Tropical Storm Tapah at 21.20 on 7 September 2025, as a result of which the processing and conveyance of all inward, outward and local mail will be disrupted for a certain period. The quality of service for all services, including outbound and inbound EMS, air parcels and air registered mail, will be affected.

We have been advised by Macao Post, China’s designated operator for Macao (specifically for the special administrative region of Macao), that owing to the passage of Tropical Storm Tapah, all postal services have been suspended on 8 September 2025. The processing and delivery of all mail (letters, parcels and EMS) will be affected.

We have been advised by Servicios Postales del Peru S.A. (SERPOST), Peru, that operations are back to normal, as at 4 September 2025 at 11.30 (CEST).

We have been advised, that strike action is planned across the France on September 10th & September 18th.

‘Bloquons Tout’ will take place on September 10th, with significant disruption and delays expected in Paris and the Ile-de-France region.

September 18th is expected to be a particularly disruptive day, with eight French trade unions calling for major action across the country.

They are doing everything possible to minimise the impact, and we will advise of any delays accordingly.

We have been advised by Philippine Postal Corporation (PHLPost), Philippines, that weather conditions have improved and the suspension of postal operations has therefore been lifted, with effect from 2 September 2025.

Accordingly, all postal activities, including mail processing and delivery, have resumed as normal.