"Barracks Post Office" Delivers Free Packages
As the Spring Festival is approaching, the "Barracks Post Office" in a training base of the Army in the Southern Theater Command is particularly lively.
Private Li Jiaheng packaged the resident special agricultural products just purchased and sent them to his family.
After filling in the courier number, he showed the post office staff the "Voucher for Receiving Packages for Volunteers". The original postage cost was 79 yuan, but the bill showed "free".
Most of the troops under the Ministry are stationed in remote and far from towns and villages, and the grass-roots officers and soldiers are inconvenient to travel, and the problem of "difficulty in express delivery" is prominent.
To this end, they signed an agreement with the resident post office to open a "barracks post office" in the camp area to provide free parcel delivery services for conscripts.
Soldiers can enjoy the service of "unlimited times, unlimited weight, and free parcel delivery across the country" by holding the "Volunteer Package Delivery Voucher".
This service of benefiting soldiers is one of the heart-warming projects carried out by the Party Committee of the Ministry of "I do practical things for the masses".
Since last year, they have signed agreements with postal companies at the provincial and municipal levels where they are stationed to provide free mailing services for conscripts based on the establishment of "barracks post offices".
Since then, the military and local parties have negotiated again to open a free delivery service for conscript express parcels.
In a "barracks post office" in a certain camp, the daily task of sending and receiving mail is very heavy.
With the Spring Festival approaching, the soldiers received their long-awaited packages with smiles on their faces.
A staff member of the "Military Post Office" who is handling the mailing service introduced that now the parcels are collected by the local logistics directly to the camp area, and the transportation is safe and fast.
Free mailing of packages saves conscripts money.
Private Huang Weiwei, who lives in the north, said that the seafood at the army station is high-quality and cheap. When he goes out, he buys it at the local market and brings it back to the camp to send to his parents. The mailing process is efficient and the cost is less.
It is reported that the Party Committee of the Ministry has vigorously implemented the "Heart Warming Project", successively opening "barracks post offices" at the grassroots level, installing water purification systems, and improving supporting facilities for family rooms.
Up to now, most of the heart-warming projects of "I do practical things for the masses" carried out by the Ministry have been implemented.
Su Dong Tan Chao