Middle East Conflict Disrupts International Parcel Shipments from Sri Lanka

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The ongoing conflict in the Middle East has disrupted international parcel shipments from Sri Lanka, Postmaster General Ruwan Sathkumara said.

He noted that the high number of cancelled flights to Middle Eastern destinations has directly impacted international postal services, resulting in delays and difficulties in dispatching goods to certain countries.

According to Sathkumara, several consignments collected last Friday have not yet been dispatched due to flight cancellations and operational restrictions in the region.

He said authorities have informed the public about the disruptions and are maintaining close coordination with postal administrations in affected countries.

While expressing hope that services would return to normal once conditions stabilise, the Postmaster General cautioned that perishable and time-sensitive items may be at risk if delays continue.

He added that the disruptions are affecting not only Sri Lanka but also recipient countries.

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