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Rushing to ship your holiday gifts to far-flung loved ones to beat Shipageddon 2020? No pressure, but the shipments of coronavirus vaccines may make deliveries even slower than you thought.
Observers are calling it a perfect storm, walloping shoppers who are making more online purchases than ever before because of the pandemic and fewer people traveling this Christmas.
“Every mode of shipping is already under tremendous pressure due to COVID-19-related and holiday shopping constraints, and vaccine delivery just adds another element of disruption to the already fragile mix, said Sean Maharaj, managing director in the logistics practice of AArete, a global consulting firm.
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U.S. Postal services Operation Santa in full swing as more families need some holiday magic
The seasonal program is getting a record amount of letters this month and Jolly Ol Saint Nick needs your help granting some of those wishes. Author: Alicia Summers (Reporter) Updated: 5:21 PM PST December 11, 2020
SAN DIEGO The U.S. Postal Services says more children have sent letters to Santa this year than in years past, and many of them mentioned how COVID has hurt their family.
USPS Operation Santa is in its 108th year and is exclusively online for the first time ever.
Santa needs more help this year since he is getting more letters than ever. As of this morning we had adopted over 19,000 letters, said Eva M. Jackson, a USPS representative.