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International express mail sent from Beijing appeared on the Internet at a Hebei street stall

"These unopened mails were sold one by one." A netizen told the Beijing News reporter, According to his understanding, no one signed for these couriers after they were sent, but they could not be returned, so they were set up for sale. The selling method is "give money first, then unpack."

Multiple pictures show that a large number of unopened express packages are piled on the roadside, and some residents are watching and selecting. These express parcels are international parcels sent by China Post, mostly sent from Beijing to the United States, Russia, Ukraine and other places. The information of the sender and recipient is basically clear, and the postmark times are mostly November and December 2014.

One of the express items sent from Beijing to Russia showed that the sender "ZHOUXX" (the last two letters were hidden) sent it from Wanhong Road somewhere in Chaoyang District, Beijing. The barcode number on the side It is "RB206479130RU", covering the original barcode on the order. The reporter contacted the sender of the express and learned that the other party was a logistics company in Beijing. After checking the order number, the customer service staff said there was no corresponding logistics record.

According to the postal order number on the package, it can be found that the package was a returned package and arrived in Russia on December 9, 2014. After receiving and dispatching, the tracking information was fixed on December 26, and the location was For the Moscow International Mail Office.

This afternoon, a reporter from the Beijing News called the Russian Federal Post Office (ПочтаРоссии). After inquiries, the staff said that the package had been returned to Beijing by the Russian Post because no one had collected it. The sender should fill it out at the Beijing Post Office. Relevant documents will be collected and the original package will be recovered.

Another Hebei netizen posted on Weibo that he saw people selling express packages almost every day. "It costs 10 yuan a piece, and there are some worthless things inside. I have always been curious about where they got it."

The Beijing Postal Management Department has gone to the local area to investigate

This afternoon, a reporter from the Beijing News reported this matter to the Post Office of Shengfang Town, Bazhou City. The staff of the bureau immediately went to check and said that no stalls selling express mail were found in the Shengfu Road area.

A staff member of the Beijing Postal Administration said that after learning of the incident, the bureau had contacted the local postal department and immediately sent staff to the local area to investigate.

It is understood that in January 2014, the "Measures for the Management of Undeliverable and Unreturnable Mail" issued by the State Council stipulated that for undeliverable and unreturnable letters sent by postal enterprises, local provincial postal enterprises should handle them. Confirmed undeliverable and unreturnable mail will be classified and registered for storage in chronological order. Among them, ordinary letters and international letters with receipts will be kept for no less than six months from the date of registration and storage.

The "Measures" also stipulates that postal enterprises should properly keep mails that cannot be delivered and cannot be returned during the storage period, and must not disclose the user's communication secrets; must not remove or conceal them; and must not open them privately. dismantled and destroyed. If the provincial postal enterprise confirms that the storage period has expired and is unclaimed, it will be destroyed by the provincial postal enterprise under the supervision of the provincial postal management agency.