Cayman Islands Postal Service, owing to the approach of Tropical Storm 18 and the risk of flooding at its office of exchange and other postal facilities, it has suspended postal operations with effect from 9.00 (EST) on Monday, 4 November 2024.

As a result, delays are to be expected in the delivery of letters, parcels and EMS items throughout the Cayman Islands until further notice.

We will look to keep you updated. 

Jamaica Post has suspended all international mail operations (inbound and outbound) and domestic mail operations with effect from 5.00 local time (UTC-5) on Tuesday, 5 November 2024, owing to the passage of Tropical Storm 18/ Hurricane Rafael.

This suspension includes responses to customer service inquiries and other associated services and activities, including IPS updates. Consequently, delays are to be expected in the processing and delivery of all mail (letter post, parcel post and EMS), customer service responses and associated services.

We will look to keep you updated. 

We would like to bring you an update from United States Postal Service (USPS), regarding the current status of postal operations in the areas recently affected by hurricanes.

The majority of postal operations have returned to normal with effect from 29 October 2024. However, postal operations continue to be disrupted in the following postcode areas:

27006–28909 (North Carolina)

38501–38589 (Tennessee)

30401–30999 and 31501–31699 (Georgia)

33501–34997 (Florida)

Therefore, the USPS declaration of force majeure (in effect until further notice) continues to apply to the above listed areas and covers USPS service and performance obligations for letter post (P, G and E format), parcels and EMS. Recovery and clean-up for communities in these areas is still ongoing and expected to be lengthy.

We will look to keep you updated. 

Cayman Islands Postal Service, owing to the approach of Tropical Storm 18 and the risk of flooding at its office of exchange and other postal facilities, it has suspended postal operations with effect from 9.00 (EST) on Monday, 4 November 2024.

As a result, delays are to be expected in the delivery of letters, parcels and EMS items throughout the Cayman Islands until further notice.

We will look to keep you updated. 

Jamaica Post has suspended all international mail operations (inbound and outbound) and domestic mail operations with effect from 5.00 local time (UTC-5) on Tuesday, 5 November 2024, owing to the passage of Tropical Storm 18/ Hurricane Rafael.

This suspension includes responses to customer service inquiries and other associated services and activities, including IPS updates. Consequently, delays are to be expected in the processing and delivery of all mail (letter post, parcel post and EMS), customer service responses and associated services.

We will look to keep you updated. 

We would like to bring you an update from United States Postal Service (USPS), regarding the current status of postal operations in the areas recently affected by hurricanes.

The majority of postal operations have returned to normal with effect from 29 October 2024. However, postal operations continue to be disrupted in the following postcode areas:

27006–28909 (North Carolina)

38501–38589 (Tennessee)

30401–30999 and 31501–31699 (Georgia)

33501–34997 (Florida)

Therefore, the USPS declaration of force majeure (in effect until further notice) continues to apply to the above listed areas and covers USPS service and performance obligations for letter post (P, G and E format), parcels and EMS. Recovery and clean-up for communities in these areas is still ongoing and expected to be lengthy.

We will look to keep you updated. 

Please be informed that due to severe weather conditions and flooding, there may be delays in deliveries to south eastern Spain, specifically Valencia and surrounding areas.

Torrential rains have severely disrupted infrastructure, leading to road, rail, and flight cancellations. Consequently, we anticipate potential delays for shipments passing through this region.

We will keep you updated as we have more information. 

Please be aware Poste Italiane, has informed us that, owing to adverse weather conditions affecting the Emilia Romagna and Calabria regions on 20 and 21 October, which have led to disruption of the road system and evacuation of some municipalities, particularly in the Bologna, Modena, Reggio Emilia and Catanzaro areas.

The collection and delivery of domestic and international mail is subject to severe disruption. Poste Italiane is taking all necessary steps to minimize inconvenience for its customers and restore connections with the affected areas as soon as possible.

We will look to keep you updated. 

Please be aware that due to severe weather conditions and flooding, there may be delays in deliveries to the following locations, which are currently under Red Alert:

• Ardèche

• Rhône

• Loire

• Haute Loire

Significant disruptions in distribution are expected as a result of heavy rainfall, flooding, and power outages that have affected parts of southeastern France. The situation has caused considerable damage, including a temporary closure of the A47 highway near Lyon.

A full list of potentially affected postcodes is available from Mark.Benger@jpgl.com.

We appreciate your understanding and we will look to keep you informed

We have been informed by Poste Italiane, that a 24-hour national strike called by several unions This strike will be effective on 18 October 2024 and may cause delays in the collection and delivery of both domestic and international mail (letters and parcels).

Poste Italiane is taking all necessary steps to minimize inconvenience.

We will look to keep you updated. 

Please be aware the US advises that Hurricane Milton is expected to make landfall on Wednesday 9th of October 2024 and will cause significant impact and disruption to Florida’s Gulf Coast.

We are monitoring the situation closely and will update you as the situation develops and we will advise you of any delays accordingly.

Please be aware that severe storms with heavy flooding in Bosnia and Herzegovina have also affected the neighbouring countries of Croatia, Serbia, and Montenegro.

We will look to keep you updated.

Please be aware that severe storms with heavy flooding in Bosnia and Herzegovina have also affected the neighbouring countries of Croatia, Serbia, and Montenegro.

We will look to keep you updated.