BREAKING: Royal Mail is experiencing ‘severe service disruption’ to its international export services.
Royal Mail has told customers sending parcels abroad it is facing ‘severe service disruption’ due to a cyber incident.
Royal Mail said: ‘We have asked customers temporarily to stop submitting any export items into the network while we work hard to resolve the issue.‘Our import operations continue to perform a full service with some minor delays.
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