Post Office Bans Certain Items in Incoming Parcels and Packages
The Postal Department has recently released a list of items that cannot be transported through parcel-package acceptance procedures. In a statement by the department, it was emphasized that knowing this list is crucial for citizens and ensuring that shipments comply with it is essential for human health and transportation safety.
The list of items that cannot be transported by post includes:
– Shipments containing flammable, explosive, poisonous, or narcotic liquids and gases
– Items with sharp edges, cutting parts, or protrusions that extend beyond the packaging
– Spoilable food items that may damage or affect surrounding shipments
– Meat, meat products, milk, dairy products, and eggs
– Fragile items like glassware and porcelain
– Firearms and their components
– Electronic devices, batteries, and magnets
– Pharmaceuticals, herbs, and tobacco products
– Tea and coffee exceeding specified weights
– Biological and radioactive substances that may deteriorate
– Negotiable instruments such as checks, promissory notes, stocks, and bonds
– Precious metals, jewelry, money, and similar valuables
– Items prohibited from being bought, sold, or transported by relevant legislation
The statement also reminds senders that it is their responsibility to ensure compliance with the legislation of the destination country. By following these regulations, both senders and recipients can help maintain a safe and efficient postal system.
