Below is a quick overview of events around the world that may cause

Somalia - 21st May 2012

Service Suspension
 
Services to Somalia will be suspended effective 4th June due to the prevailing political unrest in the country.

Law and order has rapidly deteriorated over the past couple of weeks and there are frequent breakdowns in communication links.

All consignments picked up until 3rd June and forwarded to Somalia will still be delivered by the old Associate and Proof of Deliveries will be updated accordingly.

Germany - 15th May 2012

Major delays expected in Frankfurt, Germany ( FRT ) 16.05.2012 till 20.05.2012

Please be informed that major delays to deliveries and collections are to be expected in the inner city and financial districts of Frankfurt, Germany
from Wednesday 16th May 2012 until Saturday 19th May 2012. This is due to a series of demonstrations aimed at the financial sector and against a meeting of the heads of the European Central Bank. German police are in the process of setting up roadblocks and certain areas of Frankfurt are expected to be completely sealed off to the public.

The post codes involved are :-

60311 Frankfurt
60313 Frankfurt
60316 Frankfurt
60318 Frankfurt
60322 Frankfurt
60325 Frankfurt
60329 Frankfurt

Pickup and deliveries will be affected, the safety and security of drivers and shipments will be the main priority. Please refrain from escalations, we will
do our utmost to accommodate all customer requests. The situation will be reviewed on a daily / hourly basis and appropriate action will be taken as needed.

Algeria - 10th May 2012

PARLIAMENTARY ELECTION

Please be informed that TNT Algeria is currently affected due to prevailing political unrest in the country.   All Government, Banks and Private sector organisations have stopped their activities for the day due to the current situation. Pick ups and deliveries all over Algeria are affected. The Government has announced a special holiday on 10th of May 2012 due to the parliamentary election.

Mali - 2nd May 2012

Military Action

The new regime in Mali have decided to close all terrestrial and aerial borders. Due to this measure all pick ups and deliveries will be impacted.   The situation should return to normal on Monday the 7th May 2012.