Pos Malaysia asks us to inform other Union member countries and their designated operators that the country is experiencing heavy rain and widespread flooding. The postal network has been severely affected and some post offices have been closed. Some roads are also inaccessible to traffic, which is delaying the delivery of mail, EMS and parcels.
The affected areas are in the following postcode ranges (since 19 December 2022):
|
State |
Location |
Postcodes |
|
Terengganu |
Jerteh |
21450–22399; 22000–22020 |
|
|
Dungun |
23000–23499 |
|
|
Kuala Berang |
21040–21899 |
|
|
Sungai Tong |
21500 |
|
|
Permaisuri |
22100–21450 |
|
|
Chukai |
24000–24399 |
|
|
Kijal |
24100–24199 |
|
|
Cheneh |
24050–24099 |
|
|
Paka |
23100–23199 |
|
|
Bukit Payong |
21400–21449 |
|
|
Kuala Terengganu |
20000–21039; 21050–21699 |
|
|
Air Puteh |
24050–24099 |
|
|
Paka |
23100–23199 |
|
Kelantan |
Bachok |
16050–16320 |
|
|
Kuala Krai |
18000–18500 |
|
|
Kubang Kerian |
16150 |
|
|
Tanah Merah |
17500 |
|
|
Pasir Mas |
17000–17070 |
|
|
Rantau Panjang |
17200–17299 |
Pos Malaysia is monitoring the situation constantly and posting timely updates in the dedicated section of its website, available at https://www.pos.com.my/news-info/flood-update-service-delays.html.
Pos Malaysia is making every effort to maintain the universal postal service and to continue to provide all international postal services, including EMS and parcels, and apologizes in advance for the unavoidable delays.
Pos Malaysia appreciates the cooperation of all Union member countries and their designated operators. An update will be issued via EmIS once the situation is back to normal.