Affected by the remaining circulation of typhoon “White Dolphin,” many places experienced widespread heavy rainfall. As of 9:00 p.m. on August 12, a total of 190 provincial highways were temporarily closed in five provinces and cities, including Beijing, Hebei, and Henan. Affected by this, express delivery was suspended in some regions, and delivery times were delayed. Zhongxin Jingwei called Shentong Express customer service on the 12th. The customer service said that the torrential rain did affect delivery time, and delivery conditions in various places will vary depending on the level of local rain conditions. SF Express customer service said that delivery to some cities in Jiangsu and Zhoushan in Zhejiang is still being affected. Delivery is suspended in Zhoushan, Zhejiang, and transportation time will increase in other regions. At the same time, the customer service said that currently SF Express is “0.5 days overtime for all products.” Yunda Express said that the headquarters immediately launched an emergency response mechanism for extreme weather and flood control, and set up an interdepartmental emergency task force to monitor weather warnings, road traffic, and the operation status of the entire network in real time. At the same time, transportation routes are dynamically adjusted, detour plans are planned in a timely manner for blocked routes, and capacity resources of the entire network are flexibly allocated; for terminal outlets that have a great impact on delivery due to flood conditions, provinces and regions optimize relevant operation management arrangements according to the actual situation. Yuantong Express said that it has launched an emergency response mechanism for flood control in Taiwan as soon as possible, tracking typhoon paths, weather warnings and road network changes on a rolling basis, coordinating relevant provinces and regions to do a good job in personnel evacuation, site investigation, express protection and transportation connections, and implementing various emergency measures step by step to shipping centers and outlets, making every effort to protect the safety of personnel and express shipments. In addition, Zhongtong Express issued a reminder on the 12th that abnormal weather affects express transit times, saying that due to torrential rain, some highways have been closed and airport traffic capacity has decreased. The time limit for express shipments entering and leaving the relevant regions will be extended compared to weekdays. The company will pay close attention to weather changes and traffic conditions, allocate resources reasonably, and make every effort to ensure the safe delivery of express shipments.

Affected by the remaining circulation of typhoon “White Dolphin,” many places experienced widespread heavy rainfall. As of 9:00 p.m. on August 12, a total of 190 provincial highways were temporarily closed in five provinces and cities, including Beijing, Hebei, and Henan. Affected by this, express delivery was suspended in some regions, and delivery times were delayed. Zhongxin Jingwei called Shentong Express customer service on the 12th. The customer service said that the torrential rain did affect delivery time, and delivery conditions in various places will vary depending on the level of local rain conditions. SF Express customer service said that delivery to some cities in Jiangsu and Zhoushan in Zhejiang is still being affected. Delivery is suspended in Zhoushan, Zhejiang, and transportation time will increase in other regions. At the same time, the customer service said that currently SF Express is “0.5 days overtime for all products.” Yunda Express said that the headquarters immediately launched an emergency response mechanism for extreme weather and flood control, and set up an interdepartmental emergency task force to monitor weather warnings, road traffic, and the operation status of the entire network in real time. At the same time, transportation routes are dynamically adjusted, detour plans are planned in a timely manner for blocked routes, and capacity resources of the entire network are flexibly allocated; for terminal outlets that have a great impact on delivery due to flood conditions, provinces and regions optimize relevant operation management arrangements according to the actual situation. Yuantong Express said that it has launched an emergency response mechanism for flood control in Taiwan as soon as possible, tracking typhoon paths, weather warnings and road network changes on a rolling basis, coordinating relevant provinces and regions to do a good job in personnel evacuation, site investigation, express protection and transportation connections, and implementing various emergency measures step by step to shipping centers and outlets, making every effort to protect the safety of personnel and express shipments. In addition, Zhongtong Express issued a reminder on the 12th that abnormal weather affects express transit times, saying that due to torrential rain, some highways have been closed and airport traffic capacity has decreased. The time limit for express shipments entering and leaving the relevant regions will be extended compared to weekdays. The company will pay close attention to weather changes and traffic conditions, allocate resources reasonably, and make every effort to ensure the safe delivery of express shipments.