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New Caledonia | from 14-May | Postal services normalize in New Caledonia following unrest: Updated sources indicate that the Office of Posts and Telecommunications (OPT-NC), the postal operator of New Caledonia, has resumed most postal services in the country as of October 9 following disruptions due to unrest in the country. The operator had already lifted a force majeure declaration in mid-July. According to the latest update, inbound and outbound international air traffic is now back to normal and deliveries have mostly been restored throughout the territory. However, the operator is still facing difficulties in providing delivery services to three areas, namely postcode areas 98809, 98889, 98831, but it remains unclear when these issues will be resolved. |
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United Kingdom | 05-Jan | Heavy rain causes flooding in parts of Devon: Media sources on January 5 indicated that heavy rain caused flooding in parts of Devon, England, United Kingdom. The Met Office issued a yellow warning for heavy rainfall until January 6. A warning is also in place for the River Avon from Didworthy to Aveton Gifford, the River Clyst from Broadclyst to Clyst St. Mary, and the River Lew at Gribbleford Bridge and Hatherleigh. Logistics disruptions are likely. |
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United States | 05-Jan | Technical problems at the border crossing: Media sourced on January 5 reported that a nationwide failure in the computer systems for the customs system resulted in delays at the United States-Mexico Nuevo Laredo border crossing. According to the Cargo Services Center, the World Trade Bridge was out of service due to failures in the computer system for the modulation of pedimentos. Trucks were stranded on the Mexican side of the border. The service center later announced the normalization of the systems after 9 hours. Lingering delays are anticipated. |
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United States | 06-Jan | Winter storm delays flights at Philadelphia International Airport: Media sources on January 7 report that winter storms had caused delays at Philadelphia International Airport (IATA: PHL), United States. According to reports, 268 delays were reported on January 6. Lingering disruptions are expected as airport authorities work to clear the backlog of flights. Disruptions to logistics operations are expected. |
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United States | 07-Jan | Palisades Fire continues to burn in Los Angeles: Updated media sources on January 13 indicate that the Palisades Fire has burned an area of 23,713 acres in Los Angeles, California. The fire has destroyed several neighborhoods around the Pacific Palisades area. Evacuation orders expanded for parts of Brentwood and the hills of Encino and Tarzana as more than 100,000 people were displaced from evacuation zones in the region. Several roads including the Pacific Coast Highway and I-10 have been closed. Fire conditions are at risk of worsening on January 13 and 14 due to strong winds. Continued business and transportation disruptions are expected. |
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Austria | 07-Jan | Customs delays reported across Austria: Intelligence received by Everstream Analytics on January 8 indicated that a customs server outage on January 7 has resulted in customs delays across Austria. Delays to custom operations remain possible in the coming days as the duration of the disruption is unclear at the time of writing. |
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United States | 07-Jan | Palisades wildfire causes disruptions in Los Angeles: Government sources on January 8 reported that the Palisades wildfire in Los Angeles, California, United States, has been expanding, and has burnt 15,832 acres as of 15:04 local time the same day. The fire has destroyed 300 structures and is threatening 13,306 people, with evacuation orders in place. Authorities expect winds to continue throughout the morning of January 9 potentially worsening conditions. The fire is currently 0% contained. Several roads including the Pacific Coast Highway and I-10 have been closed. Disruptions to business and logistics can be expected. |
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China | 07-Jan | Magnitude 7.1 earthquake occurs in Tibet: Media sources report that multiple aftershocks continue to rattle Tingri County, Tibet, China following a magnitude 7.1 earthquake that occurred at 09:05 local time on January 7. At least seven aftershocks ranging from magnitude 5.1 to 4.5 have been registered. The earthquake had destroyed buildings in Tingri and Lhatse County. At least 32 people died. Business and transportation disruptions are expected. |
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Indonesia | 09-Jan | Heavy rain causes flooding in parts of Jakarta: Media sources reported on January 9 that heavy rainfall caused flooding at several points in western and southern areas of Jakarta, Indonesia overnight from January 8 to 9. Several roads have been inundated including Jalan Strategi Raya, Jalan Basoka Raya, Jalan Ciledug Raya, Jalan Patra Raya, Jalan Komplek Polri, and Jalan Pondok Karya. Business and logistics disruptions are possible. |
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United States | 09-Jan | Wildfire smoke causes delays at Los Angeles International Airport: Media sources on January 9 reported that wildfire smoke is causing delays at Los Angeles International Airport (IATA: LAX), United States. Smoke drifting from the wildfire had impacted airport operations. 282 flights were delayed on January 8 and a further 134 flights were delayed on January 9. Lingering delays are expected as airport authorities work through backlogged flights. |
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United States | 09-Jan | Postal Service suspends operations on January 9: Intelligence received by Everstream Analytics indicated that the United States Postal Service will suspend operations on January 9 due to the National Day of Observance to honor the death of Jimmy Carter. According to sources, regular mail deliveries, retail services and administrative office activity will be halted. However, limited package delivery service will be maintained. Normal operations are expected to resume on January 10. |
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Italy | 10-Jan | Airport handling staff plan strike at Milan Malpensa International Airport: Media sources reported that the airport handling staff at Milan Malpensa International Airport, Italy, plan to strike for 24 hours on January 10. Reportedly, Milan Linate Airport will also be affected. Disruptions to flight operations are to be expected. |
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Malaysia | 11-Jan |
Flooding persists in parts of Johor Bahru: Media sources on January 13 reported that continuous heavy rainfalls have led to persistent flooding in parts of Johor Bahru, Malaysia. The most affected areas include the districts of Kota Tinggi, Kulai, Johor Bahru, Kluang, and Pontian. As a result, a total of 4,000 people have been evacuated from the affected zone. Floodwaters are unlikely to recede shortly as further rainfalls are expected in the region. Logistics disruptions are anticipated. |
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Madagascar | 11-Jan | Tropical Cyclone Dikeledi causes flooding : Media sources on January 12 reported that flooding hit the northern coast of Madagascar due to the landfall of Tropical Cyclone Dikeledi on January 11. Three people have been killed while more than 900 people have been affected. The most disrupted areas include the Antsiranana province, Rantabe, and Ambodimanga. Lingering disruptions are likely until floodwaters recede. |
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Australia | 12-Jan | Storm causes flash floods in southeast Queensland: Media sources on January 13 report that a severe storm with heavy rainfall caused flash floods across parts of southeast Queensland, Australia on January 12. The South Burnett area was the most affected with more than 40 roads closed. Logistics delays are expected. |
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Belgium | 13-Jan | General strike may affect postal operations: Intelligence received by Everstream Analytics on January 13, reported that bpost, the designated postal operator of Belgium, has warned that major unions have called for a 24-hour general strike across the country from 00:01 local time on January 13. The industrial action may affect letter-post and parcel-post deliveries, as well as bpost’s domestic and international logistics network. The strike is expected to involve ground handlers and other airport and airline personnel, which could disrupt the handling of inbound and outbound airmail dispatches at Brussels Airport. Therefore, letter-post and parcel-post items arriving in Belgium on or around the day of the strike are liable to be delayed. |
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United States | 14-Jan |
USPS declares force majeure for southern California and Alaska :Intelligence received by Everstream Analytics on January 14 reported that the operations of United States Postal Service (USPS) have been disrupted in southern California and Alaska. In southern California, USPS has declared force majeure for EMS, letter post (P, G, and E format) and parcel services due to the Los Angeles wildfires. Areas with postal codes in the 90001–95399 range have been impacted due to logistic issues and damage to postal facilities. In Alaska, force majeure has been declared in postal code areas 99556 to 99780, due to severe winter weather, which has resulted in limited services in an 80 km radius of Anchorage. Prolonged disruptions to postal operations can be expected until the situations normalize in southern California and Alaska. |
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South Africa | 15-Jan |
Operations suspend at Groblersbrug border crossing: Media sources on January 15 reported that South Africa has suspended operations at a key border crossing with Botswana due to severe flooding caused by record rainfall. The closure affects the Groblersbrug crossing, which is crucial for transporting copper from Zambia and the Democratic Republic of Congo to South Africa’s Durban port. The expected duration of the closure is unclear at the time of writing. |
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Australia | 15-Jan |
Sydney Kingsford Smith International Airport closes due to adverse weather : Media sources reported that authorities had temporarily closed Sydney Kingsford Smith International Airport (IATA: SYD) in Australia on January 15 due to severe storm conditions bringing heavy winds, hail, and rain to the Sydney area. Arriving flights have been diverted to other airports. Disruptions to airport operations are likely to continue as it was unclear when normal operations would resume. |
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India | 15-Jan |
Dense fog causes delays at Indira Gandhi International Airport: Media sources report that dense fog has been causing delays at Indira Gandhi International Airport (IATA: DEL) in New Delhi, India. According to reports, 214 flights have been delayed since the morning of January 15. Lingering delays are expected throughout the day as airport authorities work through backlogged flights. |
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Brazil | 16-Jan |
Floods impact several cities in Santa Catarina: Media sources reported on January 16 that flooding has impacted several cities in Santa Catarina, Brazil. The most affected cities include Balneário Camboriú, Camboriú, Itajaí and Navegantes. The flooding is the result of heavy rainfall in the area. The rainfall is expected to continue through January 18. Business disruptions are expected. |
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Sri Lanka | 17-Jan |
Heavy rainfall causes flooding in northern and eastern regions: Government sources reported on January 20 that heavy rainfall caused flooding across northern and eastern regions of Sri Lanka since January 17. Eastern Province has been most affected, where at least 14,806 residents have been displaced. Heavy rainfall is expected to worsen conditions during at least the next 24 hours. Logistics disruptions are to be expected. |
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Tanzania | 17-Jan |
System update disrupts customs services: On January 17, shipping sources reported that the Tanzania Revenue Authority (TRA) announced the replacement of the Tanzania Customs Integrated System (TANCIS) with a new version, resulting in a system downtime from 22:00 local time on January 17 until 04:00 local time on January 20. During the update period, the Tanzania Customs Integrated System (TANCIS), the Electronic Cargo Tracking System (ECTS), and the Tanzania Electronic Single Window System (TeSWS) were unavailable. Cargo processing delays are to be expected. |
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Italy | 18-Jan |
Heavy rainfall causes flooding in southern Italy: Media sources reported on January 18 that storms with heavy rain caused flooding and landslides in parts of southern Italy. The most affected areas are parts of Calabria, Sardinia, and Sicily regions. Damages worth tens of millions of euros were reported on the Aeolian Islands due to storms. According to reports, adverse weather conditions led to landslides, road closures, and extensive damage to infrastructure and agriculture. Business and logistics disruptions are to be expected. |
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United States | 20-Jan |
Authorities close El Paso border crossing: Media sources on January 20 indicated that authorities have closed the El Paso Port of Entry between the United States and Mexico. The closure was enacted shortly after the inauguration of President Donald Trump who vowed to take a tough stance on immigration. At the time of writing, it is unclear when the Port of Entry would be reopened to traffic. Disruptions are to be expected. |
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United States | 21-Jan |
Winter weather causes airport disruptions in Texas: Media sources reported on January 21 that severe winter weather caused disruptions at several airports in Texas, United States. 63 flights were delayed, and 178 flights were cancelled at Dallas Fort Worth International Airport on the same day. George Bush Intercontinental Airport and Houston William P. Hobby Airport suspended operations on January 21 due to the weather conditions. 972 flights were canceled at George Bush Intercontinental Airport and 269 flights were cancelled at Houston William P. Hobby Airport. Disruptions to flight operations are likely to continue till weather conditions improve. |
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South Africa | 22-Jan |
Power cut causes disruptions at Cape Town International Airport: Media sources reported that flight delays occurred at Cape Town International Airport in South Africa on January 22 due to power disruptions affecting the airport’s fuel depot. According to sources, a temporary solution was implemented and refueling operations resumed. Lingering disruptions to flight operations are possible. |
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United States | 22-Jan |
Hughes Fire causes disruptions in Santa Clarita: Media sources reported that the Hughes Fire broke out in Santa Clarita, California, United States on January 22. The fire briefly forced the closure of Interstate 5 (I-5) between Grapevine and Castaic Junction. On January 23, it was reported that firefighters have been making progress in containing the Hughes Fire, with the containment increasing from zero to fourteen percent despite the fire growing to more than 10,000 acres. 50,000 residents remain under evacuation orders. However, the onset of strong winds from 10:00 local time on January 23 could fuel the spread of the fire. Logistic disruptions can be expected in the affected area. |
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Ireland | 23-Jan |
560,000 customers without power due to Storm Eowyn: Media sources on January 24 report that more than 560,000 customers are without power throughout Ireland. The outages are caused by Storm Eowyn moving through the area. Further outages are expected, and utility providers cannot provide a timeline as to when power supplies would be restored. Business disruptions are expected. |
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France | 24-Jan |
Disruptions from Storm Éowyn continue in Loire-Atlantique: Media sources on January 28 indicated that Météo France has placed the Loire-Atlantique on red alert for flooding following Storm Éowyn. Communes of Saint-Nicolas-de-Redon, Guéméné Penfao, Pierric, Masserac, Avessac, Fégérac, Sévérac, Guenrouet, Plessé and Ille-et-Vilaine were affected by heavy rains since January 24. Evacuations were reported in northern zones, including Rennes where rising water levels have been reported. The flooding led to the closures of several important routes, including parts of the RN24 highway. Business and logistics disruptions should be expected until floodwaters recede. |
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France | 24-Jan |
Storm Éowyn causes flooding in parts of Ille-et-Vilaine: Local media sources reported on January 26 that heavy rainfall triggered by Storm Eowyn caused severe flooding and disruptions in several areas of Ille-et-Vilaine Department, France. According to reports, disruptions have been going on since January 24. Rennes and surrounding areas are experiencing rising water levels and urgent evacuations due to heavy rain. The flooding in the region led to the closures of several important routes. It was unclear how long the disruptions would last. Business and logistics disruptions should be expected. |
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North Macedonia | 26-Jan |
Heavy fog disrupts operation at Skopje International Airport: Media sources on January 26 reported that heavy fog resulted in flight disruptions at Skopje International Airport (IATA: SKP), North Macedonia. Visibility briefly dropped to as low as 200 meters, resulting in a temporary halt of all airport operations. Authorities are working to clear backlogged flights and lingering disruptions to air traffic operations are expected. |
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Kazakhstan | 27-Jan-01-Feb |
Kazakhstan-China border points closed : Media sources indicate that Kazakhstan’s State Revenue Committee announced the closure of Kazakhstan-China border points due to the Spring festival in China. Operations will be suspended from 20:00 local time on January 27 until 08:00 local time on February 1. |
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Germany | 28-Jan |
Postal workers stage nationwide warning strike: Media sources reported that Deutsche Post workers were staging a nationwide strike in Germany on January 28 after collective bargaining negotiations broke down. The strike was called by the Verdi union for one day and impacted cities in all states. Disruptions to mail and package deliveries are expected to normalize on January 29. |
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Spain | 28-Jan |
Storm Herminia causes flooding in Galicia: Media sources report that on January 28, Storm Herminia caused heavy rains and flooding in parts of Galicia, Spain. Most of the country is under a yellow weather alert with some zones under orange alerts until at least the night of January 28. The provinces of A Coruna and Pontevedra have been the most affected with disruptions in Vigo and Santiago de Compostela. Logistics and business disruptions are to be expected. |
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Australia | 29-Jan |
Heavy rain causes flooding in parts of Cairns: Media sources report on January 29 that heavy rainfall has caused flooding in Cairns, Queensland, Australia. Sources indicate that authorities have evacuated portions of Gordonvale. Flooding has also resulted in multiple roadway closures across Cairns. Further rainfall is expected in the area through January 30. |
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Indonesia | 29-Jan |
Heavy rain causes flooding in parts of Tangerang, Banten: Media sources on January 29 report that heavy rains caused flooding in parts of Tangerang, Banten, Indonesia. Evacuations were reported in Belandung, Benda district, Gebang Raya and Periuk district, Peter, Cipondoh district and Uwung Jaya Village, Jatiuwung district. Operations were disrupted at Soekarno-Hatta International Airport. Business and logistics disruptions are anticipated. |
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Malaysia | 30-Jan | Heavy rains causes flooding in Sabah and Sarawak: Media sources on January 30 reported that heavy rains have been causing flooding and landslides in Sabah and Sarawak, Malaysia. The worst affected areas are Miri and Kora Marudu, as well as Ranau, Kota Belud, Sandakan, Kudat, Keningau, Tambunan, Papar, Putatan, Penampang, Kota Kinabalu, and Tuaran, Tawau in Sabah in addition to Kuching, Serian, Samarahan, Sarikei, Sibu, Mukah Bintulu, Sri Aman, and Betong in Sarawak. Authorities have displaced over 5,000 people. Floodwaters and landslides have also blocked several roads and caused power outages in the zone. Further heavy rainfalls have been forecast for the region until at least January 31. |
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Taiwan | 30-Jan | Magnitude 5.6 earthquake occurs near Dapu: Media sources reported that a magnitude 5.6 earthquake struck near Dapu, Chiayi County, Taiwan, at 10:11 local time on January 30. The earthquake caused minor damage in the surrounding area and was followed by a series of smaller aftershocks. Further seismic activity is possible in the coming days. Business and transport disruptions are likely in the affected area. |
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Tunisia | 01-Feb |
Heavy rainfalls cause flooding in parts of Nabeul Governorate: Media sources reported that ongoing heavy rainfalls since February 1 have caused flooding in parts of Nabeul Governorate, Tunisia. The most affected areas include Kourbous, Takelsa, Grombalia, Sulayman, and Beni Khalled, where floodwaters have inundated roads and damaged buildings. Lingering business and transportation disruptions are to be expected until floodwaters recede. |
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South Korea | 02-Feb-29-Mar |
Jeju Air Co., Ltd. suspends cargo flights until March 29: Media sources on January 22 reported that Jeju Air Co., Ltd. will suspend air freighter flights from February 2 to March 29. The reason for the suspension was not specified. The company provides air freight services primarily from Incheon International Airport (IATA: ICN) to destinations such as China and Vietnam. |
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Côte d’Ivoire |
03-Feb |
La Poste workers go on indefinite nationwide strike: Intelligence received by Everstream Analytics on February 5 indicated that La Poste de Côte d’Ivoire workers launched a nationwide strike on February 3. Reportedly, the workers will remain on strike indefinitely. As a result, numerous post offices and mail processing departments have been closed. Negotiations have been ongoing between the government and the management of La Poste. |
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Indonesia | 03-Feb |
Heavy rain causes flooding in parts of Semarang: Media sources on February 3 report that heavy rain caused flooding in parts of Semarang, Central Java, Indonesia. Traffic disruptions were reported on Jalan Pantura Kaligawe Raya, Genuk District, Semarang City. Logistics delays are likely. |
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Pakistan | 03-Feb |
Karachi Customs Agents Association calls for nationwide strike: Media sources reported that the Karachi Customs Agents Association (KCAA) called for a nationwide demonstration in Pakistan. The industry group is calling for all custom agents to gather at the Old Custom House Building for a demonstration on February 3 at 11:00 local time. The agency is calling for the reinstatement of custom workers fired over the alleged misuse of the Faceless Customs Assessment System. The duration of the protest was not specified. |
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United States | 05-Feb | Thunderstorms causes flooding in West Virginia: Media sources on February 6 reported that thunderstorms caused flooding in Charleston and Huntington, West Virginia, United States. According to reports, torrential rainfall started on the evening of February 5 and lasted overnight till February 6. At least 3.3 inches of rainfall were recorded over a 24-hour period. Flooding has resulted in the closures of US 119, US 60, and several state roads. Disruptions were also reported on the I-64 corridor. Business and transportation disruptions are expected. |
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Japan | 05-Feb |
Heavy snowfall causes flight disruption at Tokyo Haneda International Airport: Local media sources reported on February 5 that heavy snowfall caused flight disruptions at Tokyo Haneda International Airport in Tokyo, Japan. Due to the snow, 12 flights have been cancelled and an additional 254 flights have been delayed. Snowfall is expected to continue on February 6, making further disruptions possible. |
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Italy | 05-Feb |
Aviation workers plan nationwide strike on February 5: Media sources on January 28 report that handling workers planned a nationwide strike at airports in Italy for February 5. Workers of SEA Prime S.p.A will reportedly strike from 12:00 to 16:00 local time at Milan Linate Airport. Workers of other handling companies including Airport Handling S.p.A., Aviapartner, Aviation Services, BGY International Services, GH Italia S.p.A., Sagat Handling S.p.A, Sogaerdyn S.p.A., Swissport International AG, Toscana Aeroporti S.p.A., and Gestione Aeroporto Pantelleria will stop work for 24 hours at major airports across Italy. Disruptions to flight operation are to be expected. |
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Italy | 05-06-Feb |
Strike to cause disruptions to Poste Italiane services : Intelligence received by Everstream Analytics reported that services of Poste Italiane are likely to be disrupted due to the nationwide 24-hour strike called by multiple Italian unions on February 5. The strike involves handling companies at airports, which could affect airport services across the country. Poste Italiane will adopt mitigation measures, but disruptions to postal services can be expected for the duration of the strike. |
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Peru | 06-Feb |
Transportation workers go on strike in Lima and Callao: Local media sources reported that transportation workers in Lima and Callao, Peru have planned to go on strike on February 6 to protest against increasing crime incidents against them. According to reports, around 145 homicide incidents have been reported so far in 2025. Disruptions to logistics and transportation are likely due to the mobilization. |
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Ecuador | 08-10-Feb | Ecuador to close borders ahead of presidential elections: Media sources on February 4 report that Ecuador will close its borders from February 8 to 10. This was announced due to increasing armed conflicts in the country with the first round of presidential election set to occur on February 9. Delays to cross border cargo movement can be expected. |
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Italy | 17-Feb | Truck drivers announce protest in Rome: Local media sources reported on February 6 that truck drivers in Italy plan to hold a protest in Rome on February 17. The protest is being organized by the transportation union Trasportounito. The goal of the protest is to highlight the lack of specific and concrete policies for the trucking sector from the Italian Ministry of Transportation. Road blockages and business disruptions will be possible in and around Rome during the protest. |
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