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June 2, 2020

Multiple USPS Post Offices are suspending services

CHICAGO (WLS) — The United States Postal Service announced Monday that they will be temporarily suspending service and limiting delivery in Chicago.

The change in service was made, “out of an abundance of caution,” a USPS spokesman said in a statement.

“The Postal Service will continue to review the ongoing situation that is impacting communities. Under the advice of the Postal Inspection Service, these decisions are made to protect facilities and employees. USPS apologizes for any inconvenience this may cause and thank customers for their understanding at this time,” according to the statement.

The following USPS delivery service offices have limited delivery:
Englewood, 60621 611 W. 63rd St.
Henry McGee, 60615/53 4601 S. Cottage Grove

Wicker Park, 60622/42 1419 W. Carroll
Ogden Park, 60636 6559 S. Ashland

Both James Worsham at 60619 7748 S. Cottage Grove and Finance Station at K 60647 3933 W. North will be closed.

Postal Service amid protests in Minneapolis

Several post offices in Minneapolis and St. Paul temporarily suspended services amid protests regarding George Floyd’s death. However, USPS plans to resume service in the Twin Cities.

What remains of the Minnehaha Station post office, burned during violence on the night of May 29. (Getty Images)

International Service Suspensions (6/1/2020)

This list has changed significantly today and is now down to 103 countries from 108 on the last update.

The U.S. Postal Service currently does not accept shipments to the following countries due to either lack of transportation or suspension of mail service in that country:

  1. Algeria
  2. Angola
  3. Argentina
  4. Azerbaijan
  5. Bahamas
  6. Bahrain
  7. Bangladesh
  8. Benin
  9. Bermuda
  10. Bolivia
  11. Botswana
  12. British Virgin Islands
  13. Brunei
  14. Burkina Faso
  15. Burundi
  16. Cameroon
  17. Cape Verde
  18. Cayman Islands
  19. Chad
  20. Chile
  21. Cook Islands
  22. Costa Rica
  23. Cuba
  24. Curacao
  25. Democratic Republic of the Congo
  26. Dominican Republic
  27. Ecuador
  28. Egypt
  29. Ethiopia
  30. Faroe Island
  31. Fiji
  32. French Polynesia
  33. Gambia
  34. Ghana
  35. Grenada
  36. Guatemala
  37. Guinea Bissau
  38. Guyana
  39. Haiti
  40. Honduras
  41. India
  42. Iraq
  43. Kazakhstan
  44. Kenya
  45. Kiribati
  46. Kuwait
  47. Kyrgyzstan
  48. Laos
  49. Lebanon
  50. Lesotho
  51. Liberia
  52. Libya
  53. Madagascar
  54. Malawi
  55. Maldives
  56. Mauritania
  57. Mauritius
  58. Mongolia
  59. Morocco
  60. Mozambique
  61. Namibia
  62. Nepal
  63. Nigeria
  64. Oman
  65. Pakistan
  66. Panama
  67. Papua New Guinea
  68. Paraguay
  69. Peru
  70. Philippines
  71. Qatar
  72. Republic of Congo
  73. Rwanda
  74. Samoa
  75. Saudi Arabia
  76. Senegal
  77. Seychelles
  78. Sierra Leone
  79. Sint Maarten
  80. Solomon Islands
  81. South Africa
  82. South Sudan
  83. Sri Lanka
  84. Sudan
  85. Suriname
  86. Swaziland (Eswatini)
  87. Tajikistan
  88. Tanzania
  89. Timor-Leste
  90. Tonga
  91. Tunisia
  92. Turkmenistan
  93. Turks & Caicos
  94. Uganda
  95. United Arab Emirates
  96. Uruguay
  97. Uzbekistan
  98. Vanuatu
  99. Venezuela
  100. Yemen
  101. Zambia
  102. Zimbabwe

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