Ems Within Thailand

[sunny6301]

Has anyone else experienced slow mail delivery within Thailand ? EMS was sent to me a week ago and it seems to be stuck in Bangkok, according to the online tracking:

DATETIMEScan LocationDescription

November 7, 2011

10:41:58TA PHRAYAAccept

November 7, 2011

12:50:16TA PHRAYAItems Into Container

November 7, 2011

14:33:58TA PHRAYADispatch

November 8, 2011

13:58:55Bangkok EMS CentreContainer Received

Edited November 14, 2011 by sunny6301

[darrendsd]

Call 1545 the Thai Post call centre.

There is an English option on the menu and the staff speak good English.

I know that one of the main sorting centres has been flooded out (Laksi} but have been told that the post is operating as normal.

[chiang mai]

Twenty four hours to go from Ta Phraya to Bangkok, given all the flooding in between, is really pretty good I would have thought!

[darrendsd]

Twenty four hours to go from Ta Phraya to Bangkok, given all the flooding in between, is really pretty good I would have thought!

But it's now the 14th and the OP still hasn't received it which is probably why he is concerned.

[hhfarang]

We've received none of our regular national bills (3BB, TrueVisions, TOT, etc.) this month and we usually get them the first week of the month. I suspect that any mail that has to be sorted and cleared through Bangkok (or originates in Bangkok) will be delayed until the flood waters recede.

[billd766]

I sent an EMS package from Klong Lan near Khampaeng Phet to Ayuttha on Friday lunchtime and the package was delivered on Monday after lunch.

[BazilFox]

Twenty four hours to go from Ta Phraya to Bangkok, given all the flooding in between, is really pretty good I would have thought!

Second that.