Russian Post Stops Sending Mails to Sakhalin Sakhalin Oblast
Sakhalin Oblast Cancelled All Phone Numbers
Sakhalin Oblast, a federal subject of Russia, has suspended all mail services due to a technical issue. The suspension affects both domestic and international mail, and it is unclear when services will be restored.
Situation Remains Unknown
The Russian Post has not yet released any official statement on the matter, and it is unknown what caused the technical issue. However, some reports suggest that the suspension may be due to a cyberattack.
The suspension of mail services has caused significant disruption for residents of Sakhalin Oblast, as many people rely on the postal service for communication and business. Some businesses have been forced to suspend operations due to the lack of mail service, and residents are struggling to communicate with family and friends outside of the region.
The Russian Post is currently working to resolve the technical issue and restore mail services as soon as possible. However, it is unclear when services will be fully restored.
Phone Numbers Also Cancelled
In addition to suspending mail services, the Sakhalin Oblast government has also cancelled all phone numbers in the region. This means that residents are unable to make or receive calls, and they are also unable to access the internet.
The government has not released any official statement on the matter, and it is unknown why all phone numbers have been cancelled.
The cancellation of phone numbers has caused significant disruption for residents of Sakhalin Oblast, as many people rely on their phones for communication, work, and banking.
Government Remains Silent
The Sakhalin Oblast government has not released any official statement on either the suspension of mail services or the cancellation of phone numbers.
This lack of communication has caused further frustration and anxiety for residents, who are unsure when these essential services will be restored.
The situation in Sakhalin Oblast is still developing, and it is unclear when services will be fully restored. Residents are advised to stay tuned for updates from the Russian Post and the Sakhalin Oblast government.
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