No update for package LP226185537SG

Asked by rennypuspita | 3/11/2022 8:34:11 PM

Hi, my package LP226185537SG shown last status as “handover to airline” since 5 march 22. What does it means? Is it stuck in China or were stuck on arrival in Singapore?

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2 Answer(s)

Daisy | 3/14/2022 3:51:37 AM Reply

Hi rennypuspita,

It's stuck in Singapore now. You'd better wait for more days to get update.

rennypuspita | 3/14/2022 4:34:54 AM Reply

Could you double check? Because I already contacted Singapore Post about the same thing, and they said there is no status update of this item at their end yet which means that physically they have not received this item, and suggest me to check with the China Post for more updates on this item as this item is been posted from China.

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