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PHLPost encourages LGUs to set-up postal station

PASIG CITY, Oct. 4 (PIA) -- The Philippine Postal Corporation (PHLPOST) encourages local government units (LGUs) to set-up postal stations in their respectuve areas.

According to PHLPost, LGUs can now operate and maintain postal station to cater to areas in need of postal and financial facilities needed for community development.

PHLPost will provide LGUs with the facility and hire employees to set up postal stations in strategic areas such as communities, barangays or public markets which will be supervised by PHLPost.

The project aims to bring local government services closer to their constituents. PHLPost would like to extend its market to as many settlements in the country pursuant to its universal service obligation of providing postal services to the public.  

Likewise, PHLPost will provide the marketing equipment and initial stocks as well as training of LGU personnel who will handle the postal station.

PHLPost noted that the LGU Post Office Operator must be authorized by the Sangguniang Bayan through a resolution to enter an agreement with PHLPost in setting up a postal station.

Deliveries of postal products, services and merchandise shall be requested by the LGU Post Office Operator to the designated PHLPost postage stamp custodian or Postmaster where the postal station is situated.

Still relevant in the communication industry, PHLPost is the duly designated national postal operator in the Philippines which has the manpower and the network capability to deliver mails, goods and payment services anywhere in the country and around the world. The postal service is also an active member of the Universal Postal Union (UPU), the primary forum for cooperation among global postal sector players.

PHLPost was also tapped in the delivery of relief and emergency services during this time of public health emergency. (PIA-NCR) 



source https://pia.gov.ph/news/articles/1055051

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