Our newspaper, Beijing, January 28th (Reporter Li Xinping) The monitoring data of the State Post Bureau shows that during the Spring Festival holiday this year (January 21-27), the operation of the national postal express industry was generally safe and stable, and about 410 million express parcels were received. Compared with last year's Spring Festival holiday, it has increased by 5.1%, and compared with 2019 Spring Festival holiday, it has increased by 192.9%; 330 million express parcels have been delivered, compared with last year's Spring Festival holiday, an increase of 10.0%, and compared with 2019 Spring Festival holiday, an increase of 254.8%.
During the Spring Festival holiday, major express delivery companies across the country gave full play to their role in guaranteeing delivery services during the festival, perfected work plans, strengthened personnel and material reserves, and over a million courier brothers stuck to their posts to effectively smooth the "microcirculation" at the end of postal express delivery.
A gift sent to the hometown brings back the concerns and nostalgia of the wanderers, and a piece of New Year’s goods sent from the hometown carries the thoughts and blessings of the family. Sending New Year’s goods to each other has become a new way for people to celebrate the New Year.
Data show that since the beginning of the Spring Festival travel season (January 7 to 27), the national postal express industry has received 3.94 billion express parcels and delivered 4.9 billion express parcels, both of which have increased compared with the same period last year during the Spring Festival travel season.
The postal express industry is doing its best to ensure the delivery and delivery of medical supplies during the Spring Festival holiday, and effectively strengthen the connection with pharmaceutical companies to ensure that medical supplies are prioritized for delivery.
According to incomplete statistics, during the Spring Festival holiday, the whole industry delivered a total of over 3 million pieces of express mail for medical supplies.