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American postal service (USPS) is responsible for providing youRegular mail service, but there are certain obvious limits. Things like natural disasters and other safety problems outside the USPS control can impose itself unexpectedly. In this spirit, the postal service has the right to temporarily close the facilities and suspend the delivery services when it cannot work safely. And now more customers learn the limits of USPS, because the agency has only adjusting operations in a field. Read the rest to find out where the USPS suspends the services, with immediate effect.

Read this then:USPS gets rid of customers, on November 10.

The USPS has faced its just part of service disturbances in recent months - and some have always had an impact on customers to date. In September, the agency started temporarilyPost offices closure In Georgia and Florida due to Hurricane Ian, and several of these locations have not yet reopened.

This same month, the postal service withdrew the deliveriesfrom a Ohio district After a factor was attacked by a loose dog in the region. USPS spokespersonNaddia Dhalai ToldThe vindicator that deliveries will only resume "For the carrier"But there has not been an update since.AE0FCC31AE342FD3A1346EBB1F342FCB

Last month, the postal service also closed a post office in Ohio, as well as installations in Louisiana and New York "Due to security problems. "Now in November, the agency is again forced to adjust its operations.

The last disruption of the service will have an impact on certain most populated state residents in the United States on November 4, the USPS updated itsService alert website To warn customers of newly adjusted operations in Riverside, California. According to the alert, the agency temporarily closes the post office of the Magnolia Center, to count immediately. Customers are directed to the Post Office of Center-Ville de Riverside for mail and retail services during closure.

"Customers are reminded to provide an appropriate photo identification for mail and package vans," added the postal service.

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In its update of service alerts, the USPS said it closed the post office of the Magnolia Center "due to security problems". But in aSeparate local press release Emitted on November 4, the agency developed exactly what concern affected postal installation. According to the press release, the riverside post office had to be closed after a fire in the morning earlier during the day.

The postal service said that the installation of the Magnolia Center had suffered damage following the fire, which was confirmed by local media coverage.The Enterprise reported on November 5 that a 34 -year -old manwho had just been arrested is suspected of going around Riverside and setting a series of fires, including hell which caused around $ 80,000 in damage to the Magnolia Center post office. According to the newspaper, the fire entered the postal installation through a window, but the firefighters were able to contain it in half of the building.

Despite the expensive fire, postal services have confirmed that no mail, including ballot ballots, had been destroyed or damaged by the fire. However, the post office will be closed indefinitely, the USPS spokespersonDuke Gonzales ToldThe Enterprise.

"The post office of the Magnolia Center will reopen as soon as it is sure to do so," the agency said in its press release.

Fires do not seem to be a rare spell for postal installations. In the past year only, the USPS had to temporarily close a number of post offices in the United States due to fires. FacilitiesFairfax, Minnesota;Highlander, Texas; andCasper, Wyoming, were all affected in 2022.

Some of these post offices are probably still closed now. The postal service confirmed that it had reopened the Post Office of Casper, but there were no other updates indicating that the post offices of Fairfax or Highlander were reopened to the public.

Based on the previous incidents, it could take several months for many more than a year for a postal installation to reopen as a result of a fire. For example, a long post office office, in South Carolina, is still closedAfter a fire broke out In the establishment in June 2021, and USPS officials did not expect to have it repaired and reopened until the beginning of 2023, reported News 13. In the canton of Highland, Michigan, it was necessary more than seven months So that the post office will reopen after a fire in December 2021, The Oakland Press reported.